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Tuesday, June 02, 2009
Having Fun As Usual...
That's us at This Week in Science. We enjoy science and the way it gets the wheels of creativity turning. Don't you? Science shouldn't be reserved only for people in laboratories with degrees hanging on their walls (e.g. you don't have to do science or know everything about it to enjoy it).
If it's any indication of how much fun we had, this week we went all the way from marijuana to hunting for planets and everywhere in between. There was talk of waves in your brain, and monkeys mixed with jellyfish. We also talked about the glow of plankton, the future of data storage, scientists who lie, and using teeth to tell tales of ancient rhinos and human/neanderthal violence.
Music on the show was by Unbalanced Wheel, Warp11, and Monty Harper.
Listen to it all here.
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