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Have you seen the video on Youtube.com with the Mentos and Diet Cola?
A Moment of Science Exactly how similar are Earth and Mars?
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Similarities between Mars and Earth are plentiful...does that mean Mars has life as well?
A Moment of Science This cricket has an unusual way of defending itself against predators.
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Find out which cricket is not as loveable as the others
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Ever wonder why your favorite jar of honey turns hard?
A Moment of Science Hi everyone, as you probably know, A Moment of Science is produced by a public radio station, WFIU, and this week, is our annual pledge drive. We'd love to hear your reasons for supporting A Moment of Science and if you're able to make a small (or not so small) contribution to help us keep bringing the program to you, we'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
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A Moment of Science Tomorrow on WFIU's Noon Edition, Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, best-selling author of "My Stroke of Insight" will be joining us in the studio and taking your questions. If you have questions for Dr. Taylor, leave a comment or e-mail them to noon@indiana.edu
Location:Bloomington, Indiana
Time:12:05PM Friday, November 6th
A Moment of Science A Solution To Global Warming?
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Find out what accidental discovery has global warming scientists excited.
A Moment of Science Have You Ever Had An Imaginary Friend?
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When you were a child, did you have a imaginary friend?
A Moment of Science What Does Your Child Learn While Playing?
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How is a young child's ability to play intimately related to the more serious goal of acquiring language skills?
A Moment of Science New episode of the A Moment of Science Video Podcast posted, if you like our videos, consider subscribing to them in iTunes: http://bit.ly/1knXR0
A Moment of Science Recent research has shown that people are 30 times more likely to laugh in a social situation than when they are alone. Find out why on this Moment of Science.
A Moment of Science Learn how the lancewood tree evolved to adapt to it's surroundings.
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How lancewood tree leaves change to defend against the moa, a flightless bird.
A Moment of Science Communication or just chatter- why do Shrews make so much noise?
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Why do the nearly blind, small, mouse-like animals make so much noise? The scientific discovery about shrews.
A Moment of Science So, what do a light bulb and an egg have in common?
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Ever wonder what a light bulb and a egg have in common?
A Moment of Science How do toucans stay so cool?
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Scientists are learning how the Toco toucan uses its oversized bill to cool down.
