NOVA scienceNOW Podcast | PBS
Science Candy. This companion podcast to our newsmagazine series offers brief, often irreverent conversations with scientists and science journalists.
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Tiny Black Holes
Manufacturing black holes isn't as dangerous as it sounds.
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The Origin of Dogs
Learn why the poodle in your neighbor's backyard is technically ...
Learn why the poodle in your neighbor's backyard is technically a wolf.
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Archeology in the Deep
Marine archeologist Brendan Foley has big plans to map every ...
Marine archeologist Brendan Foley has big plans to map every ancient wreck in the Mediterranean.
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Stuck on Mars
NASA's Spirit rover is now stuck permanently in a Martian ...
NASA's Spirit rover is now stuck permanently in a Martian sandpit. But could this turn of events be a blessing in disguise?
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The Littlest Planet
Learn why a dwarf planet in the asteroid belt might ...
Learn why a dwarf planet in the asteroid belt might hold clues to how life formed on Earth.
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In Defense of Pluto
Alan Stern, head of NASA's new mission to Pluto, stands ...
Alan Stern, head of NASA's new mission to Pluto, stands up for the little guy.
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Photographing Extreme Ice
In this interview, renowned nature photographer James Balog discusses his ...
In this interview, renowned nature photographer James Balog discusses his most recent project—the Extreme Ice Survey.
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Diving Into Danger
Flooded caves in the Bahamas called "blue holes" are one ...
Flooded caves in the Bahamas called "blue holes" are one of Earth's least explored and perhaps most dangerous frontiers.
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Shaping Skulls
For the ancient Inca of Peru, body art went beyond ...
For the ancient Inca of Peru, body art went beyond skin deep.
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Finding the Lost City
Egyptologist Mark Lehner thinks it took almost 20,000 people to ...
Egyptologist Mark Lehner thinks it took almost 20,000 people to build the Great Pyramids. But where did all those workers live?
