Science Quickly
Host Rachel Feltman, alongside leading science and tech journalists, dives into the rich world of scientific discovery in this bite-size science variety show.
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Why the Cross Put Chickens on a New Road
3 min
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Field Study: Worms Leave 'Til No-Till
2 min
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The Sneaky Danger of Space Dust
2 min
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Insects Donate DNA to Unrelated Bugs
1 min
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Gophers versus the Volcano
2 min
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Wilderness Areas Suffer from Human Sound
2 min
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Pollution Peaks When Temperatures Top Out
2 min
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Hot Chilies Cool Down Gut Inflammation in Mice
2 min
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Bronx River's Cleanup Brings Herring Home
2 min
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Ancient Human DNA Found in Cave Dirt
1 min
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Gut Microbes Help Keep Starved Flies Fecund
2 min
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Selective Breeding Molds Foxes into Pets
2 min
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Why One Researcher Marched for Science
2 min
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Healthy Behavior Can Spread Like Illness
2 min
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Climate 420 Million Years Ago Poised for Comeback
2 min
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Traces of Genetic Trauma Can Be Tweaked
2 min
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Species Split When Mountains Rise
1 min
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Shoelace Study Untangles a Knotty Problem
2 min
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World Parkinson's Day Puts Spotlight on Condition
2 min
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Cave Dwellers Battled Bed Bug Bites, Too
1 min
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Extreme Storms Are Extreme Eroders
2 min
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Spiders Gobble Gargantuan Numbers of Tiny Prey
2 min
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Your Cat Thinks You're Cool
2 min
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Exoplanets Make Life Conversation Livelier
2 min
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Bring Bronx Zoo to Your Living Room
1 min