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Investigating Pokemon Go in Central Park
After its launch, “Pokémon Go” swept the nation in popularity as millions of people broke their everyday routine to go outside in search of these mythical digital creatures. Host, Hari Sreenivasan recently went out into the field with Mark Skwarek, director of New York University’s mobile augmented reality lab, to experience visual reality first-hand.
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24/7 internet access, how do atoms keep time; tech of tomorrow; and an app for ranchers.
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Superstorm Sandy, the American chestnut tree, using math to fight cancer, and seahorses.