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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Humans' Predation Unsustainably Takes Healthy A...
1 min
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Better Road Signs Could Save Bicycle Riders
1 min
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Self-Healing Spaceship Shielding Could Keep Ast...
1 min
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Road Noise Takes a Toll on Migrating Birds
2 min
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Terse Titles Cited
2 min
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Sick Ants Seek Out Medicinal Food
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Seaweed Bodyguards Coral against Bullying Sea S...
2 min
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Cosmetic Ads' Science Claims Lack Foundation
1 min
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Deep Voice Gives Politicians Electoral Boost
2 min
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Vomit Machine Models Cruise-Ship Virus Spread
2 min
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Sunlight Activates Smog-Causing Chemicals in Ci...
2 min
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Methane-Eating Microbes May Mitigate Arctic Emi...
1 min
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Chinese Cave Graffiti Agrees with Site's Drough...
1 min
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Whistled Language Forces Brain to Modify Usual ...
1 min
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Invertebrates Are Forgotten Victims of "Sixth E...
2 min
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Nicotine-Chomping Bacteria Could Help Smokers Quit
1 min
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Women Left out in Cold by Office A-C Standards
1 min
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Bite Me: The Mutation That Made Corn Kernels Co...
1 min
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Fish Slime Inspires New Eco-Sunscreen Ingredient
1 min
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Microbes Deep under Seafloor Reflect Ancient La...
1 min
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Spicy Food Linked to Lower Risk of Death
2 min
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Bonobo Peeps May Be Necessary Language Precursors
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Diminutive Peoples Took Different Paths to Petite
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Forests Suck Up Less Carbon after Drought
2 min
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"Imperfect" Vaccines May Aid Survival of Ultrah...
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