Art
Emma Steinkellner presents a cartoon about the science of fluffy animals and also salad.
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Scientists will never stop until every mice in existence has been horribly and slowly tortured to death.
Interviews
An interview with a man whose job is to look after robots.
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The life and work of Virginia Johnson, and how her reality differed from that portrayed in "Masters of Sex."
Animals
Lynne Elkins informs us that the ocean is less filled with beautiful dolphins and more filled with worms, really.
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Ilissa Ocko on what we know and do not know about the historical temperature of the Earth.
Food
Sarah Wardlaw approaches baking bread like the scientist she is.
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The stages of Lumosity.
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Johnny comes back to explain "The Core."
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I have decided to believe wholeheartedly in the Lost Cosmonauts Theory. You should too.
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This installment of Gal Science is about climate change and predicting the future.
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Rebekah Evans on what mouse studies can and can't tell us about the virgin brain.
Cartoons & Comics
Amy Collier provides us fact-based answers to the age-old questions "do men cry?" and "do women defecate?"
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I pepper my little brother with some more science questions about Futurama.
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Lauren Sherman on Animorphs, Z-Space, and the law of conservation of matter.