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Forget Happy Hour. These scientists drink water trapped in Ice Age bones.
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Premiering January 18, 2012 at 9pm on PBS
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Could tiny particles called muons allow us to see deep inside volcanoes?
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Thirsty for understanding? See how well people on the street can explain spacetime.
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Quantum mechanics is nothing to laugh at. Well, sometimes it is.
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Watch a rare interview with the late Apple visionary, conducted in 1990.
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Hot air balloons let people soar into the sky, but they had their share of turbulence.
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Reveal subatomic particles that are shooting in front of your eyes all the time.
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What can sound tell us about the health of an ecosystem?
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Engineers are making robots more human by turning them entirely flexible, inside and out.
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This video explores Exuma Cays.
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Doing science in the Arctic is tough. Here's why that's a good thing.
