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The Math And Science Powering 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'
The Math And Science Powering 'Everything Everywhere All At Once'

Episode 833

Film directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (collectively: Daniels) reimagined the multiverse movie in their breakout film Everything Everywhere …

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Our Perception Of Time Shapes The Way We Think About Climate Change
Our Perception Of Time Shapes The Way We Think About Climate Change

Episode 832

Most people are focused on the present: today, tomorrow, maybe next year. Fixing your flat tire is more pressing than figuring out if you should buy …

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Fossil CSI: Cracking The Case Of An Ancient Reptile Graveyard
Fossil CSI: Cracking The Case Of An Ancient Reptile Graveyard

Episode 831

This mystery begins in 1952, in the Nevada desert, when a self-taught geologist came across the skeleton of a massive creature that looked like a cro…

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New Tech Targets Epilepsy With Lasers, Robots
New Tech Targets Epilepsy With Lasers, Robots

Episode 830

About three million people in the United States have epilepsy, including about a million who can't rely on medication to control their seizures. For …

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What Cities Should Learn From California's Flooding
What Cities Should Learn From California's Flooding

Episode 829

Winter storms have flooded parts of California, broken levees and forced thousands to evacuate. Climate change is altering the historic weather patte…

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Time Is So Much Weirder Than It Seems
Time Is So Much Weirder Than It Seems

Episode 828

Time is a concept so central to our daily lives. Yet, the closer scientists look at it, the more it seems to fall apart. Time ticks by differently at…

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A Course Correction In Managing Drying Rivers
A Course Correction In Managing Drying Rivers

Episode 827

Historic drought in the west and water diversion for human use are causing stretches of the Colorado and Mississippi rivers to run dry. "The American…

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How You Can Support Scientific Research
How You Can Support Scientific Research

Episode 826

We're off today in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. In the meantime, we want to share this episode from our friends at NPR's Life Kit podca…

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Things Could Be Better
Things Could Be Better

Episode 825

Are humans ever satisfied? Two social psychologists, Ethan Ludwin-Peery and Adam Mastroianni, fell down a research rabbit hole accidentally answering…

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Behold! The Mysterious Ice Worm
Behold! The Mysterious Ice Worm

Episode 824

Inside the mountaintop glaciers of the Pacific Northwest lives a mysterious, and often, overlooked creature. They're small, black, thread-like worms …

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