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SciTech Now: Episode 617
Season 6
Episode 17
In this edition of SciTech Now, learning about John Houbolt, a NASA engineer who figured out how to land astronauts on the moon; a spider's ability to use multiple types of silk for different reasons; scientists develop a wristband that measures cellular properties; a company builds homes for the homeless using 3D printing technology.
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Removing barbed wire from nature; how new ideas catch on; mitochondria; and hurricanes.
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America's electronic waste; understanding imaginary friends; and an accessible workplace.
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