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SciTech Now: Episode 619
Season 6
Episode 19
In this edition of SciTech Now, scientists discover a giant aquifer beneath the ocean floor; programs to help students gain experience working with composites; a team works to make skin cancer detection less invasive; citizen scientists in Alaska share information about events on land and sea.
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