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whales Archive
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This Week in Science – Tuesday May 22, 2007 Broadcast
Erecting Jet-Lag, Opinions Exposed, Watching Eyes, Speaking Whale, Exoplanet Madness, Mo’ Water On Mars,This Week in the End of the World, & Interview w/ Dr. Francis Everitt of Gravity Probe B -
This Week in Science – Thursday May 17, 2007 Broadcast
Whale Fishing, Free Will the Fruit fly, Genetical Evolution, Like Father Like Son, The Weird from Washington, Kinder Smoking, Its in the Skills, & Cancer Vaccines and Education. -
This Week in Science – December 05, 2006 Broadcast
Red Red Wine, Mechanical Day Planner Decoded, Heart Cells Pumpin’ Iron, Solar Powered Blood, To the Moon NASA, Deep Space Pockets for Life, Neandertal News, Fast Pace of the City, Who’s Bossing You Around, Why Chemo is Bad for the Brain, Alcoholic Lung, Ant Battles Abound, Brainy Whales -
This Week in Science – August 22, 2006 Broadcast
Whale Of A Tale, Or Two, Isolating Cancer’s Compatriates, Hobbit Debunked, Dark Matter Exists! – Interview w/ Douglas Clowe, Trap Jaw Ants in Our Pants – Interview w/ Andrew Suarez, Bumble-Bee Watches?, Techno Chimps, Robo-Squirrels Take On Rattlesnakes, Junk-DNA Makes Us Smart -
This Week in Science – April 04, 2006 Broadcast
Justin Makes Friends with Some Nigerian Bankers, Whale Song Compleximications, Stink of Fear Makes You Think More Clear(ly), Cussin’ Callers, Bumble Bees Buzzing Off, Plus an Interview with Tim Flannery author of “The Weather Makers: How Man Is Changing the Climate and What It Means for Life on Earth”. -
This Week in Science – July 12, 2005 Broadcast
Chicken Sex Fakery, Female Adultery Stinks, Cetacean Sleeping, Prodigal Parrots, RGB Jellyfish, Plus an Interview with Michael Reynolds of the Earthship Biotecture Group