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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Bat Chatter Is More Than a Cry in the Dark
2 min
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Bird Feeders Attract Bird Eaters, Too
2 min
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Adult Daughter Orcas May Trigger Moms' Menopause
1 min
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Climate Cycles Could Have Carved Canyons on Mars
2 min
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Hair Cells Could Heal Skin Sans Scars
2 min
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Concrete Defects Could Become Strengths
1 min
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Zika Linked to a Variety of Birth Defects
1 min
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When Dining for Trillions, Eat Wisely
2 min
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Weakest Piglets May Sneak Help from Strongest S...
2 min
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Isolated Low Temps May Reassure Climate Skeptics
2 min
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Bats Learn to Take White-Nose Punch
2 min
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"Necrobiome" Reveals a Corpse's Time of Death
2 min
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Pregnancy Primes the Brain for Motherhood
2 min
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Small Fraction of Pilots Suffer Suicidal Thoughts
1 min
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Migrating Birds Prefer Lakefront Property
1 min
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Breast-Feeding Benefits Babies with Genetic Ast...
1 min
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Self-Driving Cars Probably Won't Boost Commuter...
1 min
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New Insecticide Makes Mosquitoes Pop
2 min
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Commuting Patterns Help Forecast Flu Outbreaks
1 min
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Stopping Splashes with Smarter Surfaces
2 min
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Dogs Teach Bomb-Sniffing Machines New Tricks
2 min
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"Power Poses" Don't Stand Up
2 min
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Toll-Free Number Stems Human–Wildlife Conflicts
2 min
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We Now Live in the Unnatural World
1 min
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High-Fiber Diet Keeps Intestinal Walls Intact
2 min