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BBC Radio 4 – Curious Cases, Series 23, The Diamond Throwdown
Hannah Fry hates diamonds. Dara Ó Briain loves them. Can science bring them together? “Diamonds are nonsense!” Hannah boldly proclaimed in a previous episode. But listener Guy is a diamond enthusiast, and he and his diamond-loving pals were NOT OKAY … Continue reading
Unveiling the Hidden Senses of Plants: More Than We Ever Knew! | SLICE SCIENCE
Did you know that plants can sense, touch, and even taste? Recent discoveries reveal that plants are far more interactive with the world than we once thought. Not only are they sensitive to light, temperature, and humidity, but they also … Continue reading
StoryCorps | SPECIAL: Remembering Howard Dully of “My Lobotomy”
[…] This week on the podcast, we remember Howard Dully, who died earlier this year. He was given a lobotomy in 1960 when he was just 12 years old. In this documentary, he goes in search of the story … Continue reading