Science Friday

Science Friday

Covering the outer reaches of space to the tiniest microbes in our bodies, Science Friday is the source for entertaining and educational stories about science, technology, and other cool stuff.

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Bread Baking Science And Denial In Climate Report. Oct 4, 2019, Part 2

Bread Baking Science And Denial In Climate Report. Oct 4, 2019, Part 2

Flour, salt, yeast and water are the basic ingredients in bread that can be transformed into a crusty baguette or a pillowy naan. But what happens when you get a sticky sourdough or brick-like brioche...

4 Okt 201947min

Data-Collecting Smart TVs, Microbiome Cooking, Cannabis Pollution. Oct 4, 2019, Part 1

Data-Collecting Smart TVs, Microbiome Cooking, Cannabis Pollution. Oct 4, 2019, Part 1

Today, it’s much easier to find smart TVs on the market. Companies like Vizio and Samsung create devices capable of internet connection and with built-in apps that let you quickly access your favorite...

4 Okt 201946min

Bitters And Botany, Whale Evolution. Sept 27, 2019, Part 2

Bitters And Botany, Whale Evolution. Sept 27, 2019, Part 2

Can conservation be concocted in your cocktails? Yes, according to the botanist authors of Botany at the Bar, a new book about making your own bitters—those complex flavor extracts used to season a Ma...

27 Sep 201947min

Oceans And Climate, Quantum Mechanics. Sept 27, 2019, Part 1

Oceans And Climate, Quantum Mechanics. Sept 27, 2019, Part 1

A new report issued this week by the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change paints a troubling picture of the world’s ice and oceans. The ocean effects of climate change, from warming waters t...

27 Sep 201947min

Bird Populations In Decline, Real Life Sci-Fi Disasters, Brain Wiring. Sept 20, 2019, Part 2

Bird Populations In Decline, Real Life Sci-Fi Disasters, Brain Wiring. Sept 20, 2019, Part 2

There may be almost 3 billion fewer birds in North America today than there were in 1970, according to a study published this week in the journal Science. The decline over time works out to a loss of ...

20 Sep 201947min

Degrees Of Change: Climate And Fashion. Sept 20, 2019, Part 1

Degrees Of Change: Climate And Fashion. Sept 20, 2019, Part 1

Climate change has been trending in the news recently—and if there’s one industry out there that knows something about trends, it’s the fashion industry. Long known for churning out cheap garments and...

20 Sep 201947min

The Center Of The Milky Way, Rats At Play, And Geometry. Sept 13, 2019, Part 2

The Center Of The Milky Way, Rats At Play, And Geometry. Sept 13, 2019, Part 2

The Greek mathematician Euclid imagined an ordered and methodical universe, but his vision struggled to catch on for centuries, until Renaissance painters and French monarchs found a way connect the a...

13 Sep 201947min

How AI Is Influencing Decisions In Police Departments And Courtrooms. Sept 13, 2019

How AI Is Influencing Decisions In Police Departments And Courtrooms. Sept 13, 2019

Facial recognition technology is all around us—it’s at concerts, airports, and apartment buildings. But its use by law enforcement agencies and courtrooms raises particular concerns about privacy, fai...

13 Sep 201946min

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