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12 November, 2025 – Episode 1037 – Science & Wine Roulette
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22 November, 2010 – This Week in Science
Bang! Crunch! Goes The Universe, Microflora For Milk, Indian Rat Plague, Bacterial Reanimation, TWIWRD, Don't Believe The Hype, TWI The End Of The World, Minion Mailbag, And Much More! -
07 October, 2010 – This Week in Science
Solar Cooling. Asteroids and ice. Lost Language Found. Bacteria and Asthma Linked. From Eye to Brain. No Need To Smooch a Stranger to Save a Life. Bad Moos for the future... And Much More... -
02 September, 2010 – This Week in Science
Changing Laws of Physics, A New Human Organ, Testing Strings, Forbidden Food, Tiny Cannibals, People Power, Red Rain and Aliens, Whirly Bird Lasers, You Can't Stop The Madness, Accidental Chemistry, We Need Stem Cells, Volcanic Eruptions, and Much, Much More... -
12 August, 2010 – This Week in Science
Stone Tools To Rule Them All, Video And The Media Star, An Old Mantle Piece, Take Two And Have A Nice Day, It's A Miracle... Tomato, Anger For Happiness?, Indian Superbugs, Pulsars For People, Bloomin' Dust, Minion Mailbag, And Much More!!! -
05 August, 2010 – This Week in Science
Solar Flare Watch, Keep That Inner Child, Imaginary Dinosaurs, Gamers Beating Computers, Global Warming Benefits, Cultural Brain Wiring, And A Bit Of Artificial Intelligence. -
08 July, 2010 – This Week in Science
Pretty Planck Pics, Sexy Ticking Clocks, Living Longer?, Need New Now, TWIS Decade in Review: Epigenetics, and Much More! -
28 June, 2010 – This Week in Science
Scientific Fields Entangled Biology and Physics merge as scientists try to explain the DNA double helix with quantum entanglement. Attack of the Long-Lasting Tomatoes Researchers used yeast genes to creat a transgenic tomato that delays decay for up to a week longer than what is currently normal. Bedtimes for the Japanese The Japanese government is […] -
24 May, 2010 – This Week in Science
Build Your Own Bacteria Scientists have created a completely synthetic organism by copying the genome a certain species of bacteria, thereby paving the way for a new method of creating bacteria that will do specific tasks such as clean up oil spills. Poo Power Fuel from municipal sludge is now within a few cents of […]