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🎥 Celebrating Vera Rubin, whose work on dark matter changed our understanding of the universe. Though she was denied a Nobel, her legacy lives on in the Vera Rubin Observatory and the generations of researchers she inspired. Carnegie Science

🎥 Celebrating Vera Rubin, whose work on dark matter changed our understanding of the universe. Though she was denied a Nobel, her legacy lives on in the Vera Rubin Observatory and the generations of researchers she inspired. Carnegie Science

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123,308 views • 3 years ago

Wherever we dig and however deep we dig we find microscopic living organisms. Could the mysterious microbes in earth’s crust unlock a climate change solution? 🥼 Karen Lloyd Peter Barry 🎞️ Voyager 🎥 David Terry Fine 🔗

Wherever we dig and however deep we dig we find microscopic living organisms. Could the mysterious microbes in earth’s crust unlock a climate change solution? 🥼 Karen Lloyd Peter Barry 🎞️ Voyager 🎥 David Terry Fine 🔗

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76,733 views • 3 years ago

“The ground is disappearing under our feet.” 🎧 In episode one of this series with 🎙️Science Media Creator, understanding the vanishing permafrost 🔗 Funding for this story was provided in part by Let's Talk Science.

“The ground is disappearing under our feet.” 🎧 In episode one of this series with 🎙️Science Media Creator, understanding the vanishing permafrost 🔗 Funding for this story was provided in part by Let's Talk Science.

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32,688 views • 2 years ago

Fleeting, full of life, and under threat. In the first episode of this mini-series from Science, Quickly, host 🎙️ Christopher Intagliata explores the shallow depths of vernal pools. 🎧 Listen on Spotify Podcasts 🎙:

Fleeting, full of life, and under threat. In the first episode of this mini-series from Science, Quickly, host 🎙️ Christopher Intagliata explores the shallow depths of vernal pools. 🎧 Listen on Spotify Podcasts 🎙:

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28,639 views • 3 years ago

Science in Shorts Spotlight: Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute explains how touch pleasure is sensed through diverse skin nerves. Could stimulating these nerves help treat trauma or depression?

Science in Shorts Spotlight: Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute explains how touch pleasure is sensed through diverse skin nerves. Could stimulating these nerves help treat trauma or depression?

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17,078 views • 1 year ago

🎧 Astronomers and musicians are turning space into song, making astronomical data accessible and inspiring. Listen to the first episode of this mini-series on astronomical sonification with 🎙️ Jason Drakeford and @broderick_timmy on Apple Podcasts 🔗

🎧 Astronomers and musicians are turning space into song, making astronomical data accessible and inspiring. Listen to the first episode of this mini-series on astronomical sonification with 🎙️ Jason Drakeford and @broderick_timmy on Apple Podcasts 🔗

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21,433 views • 2 years ago

Follow a ranger in Kenya who is stopping the poachers hunting sea turtles—with education. Watch the full video at 🔗 🎥 Sam Dablew, Life Sparks Studios 🎞️ the Solutions Storytelling Project from The Video Consortium, supported by Skoll.Foundation

Follow a ranger in Kenya who is stopping the poachers hunting sea turtles—with education. Watch the full video at 🔗 🎥 Sam Dablew, Life Sparks Studios 🎞️ the Solutions Storytelling Project from The Video Consortium, supported by Skoll.Foundation

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17,570 views • 2 years ago

Listen to an interview with therapist Rebecca J. Lester (Rebecca Lester) on Science, Quickly to learn more about Ella’s diagnosis, treatment, and how she is doing today. 🎧🔗

Listen to an interview with therapist Rebecca J. Lester (Rebecca Lester) on Science, Quickly to learn more about Ella’s diagnosis, treatment, and how she is doing today. 🎧🔗

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18,204 views • 3 years ago

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