Science on the Radio Discusses World War II
Dr. Marvin Druger looks at some of the scientific advances to came out of World War II.
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"Science on the Radio" is a 90-second science information segment featuring Marvin Druger, retired chair of the Department of Science Teaching and professor of biology and science education at Syracuse University.
Science on the Radio Discusses Tigers
This week on Science on the Radio Dr. Marvin Druger discusses Tigers. You’ll find out where the majority of Tigers in the wild are found, why their ex...
Science on the Radio Discusses The Human Hand
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Science on the Radio Discusses: Polar Bears
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Science on the Radio Discusses: 5G
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Science on the Radio Discusses Apollo 13
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Science on the Radio Discusses Apollo 11
Apollo 11 was the s paceflight that first lan ded humans on the Moo n . Commander Neil Armstrong and lunar module pilot Buzz A ldrin formed the Americ...
Science on the Radio Discusses The Measles
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Science on the Radio Discusses Black Holes
Throughout casual conversation many of us might make the mistake of referencing a black hole as a segment of empty space. In fact, it is a great amoun...
Science on the Radio Discusses Ash Trees
It may not carry the same name recognition associated with trees like Pine, Elm, or Maple, but the Ash Tree is quite popular among landscapers or simp...