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earthquakes Archive
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25 October, 2012 – This Week in Science
Science On Trial, Really Cool Poop, Yawning At Puppies, Making Tractor Beams, Brain Food Cooks, Grandma Did It, And Much More... -
23 February, 2012 – This Week in Science
Not So FTL, Scientist Comes Clean, Exercise Is good, Moon Volcanoes And Stretch Marks, Super-Earth Sauna, Mars Quakes, Old Earth, Storms Get Upgraded, Alex Lives, And Much More... -
15 December, 2011 – This Week in Science
Hiding Higgs, Fracking Up The Water, Science 8-Ball, PTSD Shot, Spider Science, Chest Waxers Beware, Ant Warfare, Sheep Politics, Tetrapod Trickiness, A Mini Stirling, And Much More… -
01 December, 2011 – This Week in Science
Flu In The Lab, Red Matter, Flavor Networks, Making The Earth Move, TWIThe End Of The World, Worms In Space!!!, Oak Ridge Shorties, Sex On The Brain, And Much More... -
TWIS Bookclub — Book of the Month for December
Apocalypse: Earthquakes, Archaeology and the Wrath of God Amos Nur In “Apocalypse”, Amos Nur explores the intersection of history, geophysics and archaeology. Earthquakes are one of the most devastating manifestations of the awesome forces of geology. Has their role in the collapse of ancient societies been seriously underestimated? Find out in December’s book! buy from: […] -
09 March, 2010 – This Week in Science
A City On the Move, Asteroids To Blame, Minion Miffed At Geo-Engineering, Ritalin On The Brain, A Snowball’s Chance, Gluten-Free Genes, Magnetic Meanderings, Ants vs. Toads, and Much More… -
25 August, 2009 – This Week in Science
Building Bacteria, Justin’s Mystery Science, Green Worm Bombs, Rant-O-Matic 5000, Time Runs Past It, and an Interview w/ Dr. Richard Muller re: Physics for Future Presidents and More… -
This Week in Science – June 10, 2008 Broadcast
Art of Painting Barn Swallows, Cuddling Cuttlefish, Influential Mommy Diet, Shaking Up Antarctica, Simplifying the Human Brain, The Serotonin Factor, Hot Babies!, Following People, and Interview w/ Science Writer Carl Zimmer