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On this week’s show: A study suggests paleontological research has directly benefited from the confl
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On this week’s show: NASA’s unprecedented asteroid-deflection mission, and making storage space for
On this week’s show: After years of steep declines, researchers are investigating why malaria deaths
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On this week’s show: An analog to the Maunder Minimum, when the Sun’s spots largely disappeared 400
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On this week’s show: Plans to push a modern space probe beyond the edge of the Solar System, crustac
On this week’s show: Troubling signs of fraud threaten discoveries key to a reigning theory of Alzhe
On this week’s show: The first images from the James Webb Space Telescope hint at the science to com
On this week’s show: A shortage of tritium fuel may leave fusion energy with an empty tank, and an a
On this week’s show: A boost in research ships from an unlikely source, and how the 2022 Tonga erupt
On this week’s show: Whether biofuels for planes will become a reality, mitigating climate change by
On this week’s show: Tracing the roots of Long Covid, and an argument against using the same DNA mar
Two decades after it disappeared in nature, the stunning blue Spix’s macaw will be reintroduced to i
On this week’s show: Exploring the historic Maya’s astronomical knowledge and how grasshoppers clone
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