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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Making Evolution Make Microbes Make Products
1 min
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Human Eye Sometimes Sees the Unseeable
1 min
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E.T. May Reveal Itself with Vibration
1 min
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Large Carnivores Getting Comfy in Europe
1 min
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Lyme Helps Spread Other Tick Infections
1 min
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Lightning May Sink Mountain Summits
1 min
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Budget Bill Stealthily Affects Environment and ...
1 min
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Plankton Pee May Alter Ocean's Chemistry
1 min
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Penicillins Reveal Additional Antibacterial Power
1 min
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Short-Term Fasting Made Mice Healthier
1 min
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Laser Zap Determines Fruit Ripeness
1 min
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Birds Roost on New Evolutionary Tree
3 min
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Canary out, Smartphone in for Gas Detection
1 min
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Quarter-Million Tons of Plastic Plague Oceans
1 min
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Dumpster Diving Provides Drinking Data
1 min
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Summer Teen Jobs Cut Violence
1 min
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Poorer Kids May Be Too Respectful at School
1 min
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Big Apple's Insects Eat Streets Clean
1 min
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<i>Scientific American</i>'s 1930 Football Stud...
2 min
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Looking Back on 40 Years of Lucy
2 min
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Better Barley Let People Settle Tibetan Plateau
1 min
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Worse Than the Bite
2 min
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Semen Protects HIV from Microbicide Attack
1 min
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Select Few Can Truly Drink to Their Health
2 min
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"We Are on the Comet!"
1 min