Is it cheating at paleontology if the dinosaur bones are marked with bright orange lichen? @david-grimm.bsky.social dives in to the dilemma this week on the @science.org podcast

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Solar panels do us no good at night--but what if we could use the cold night sky as a heat sink to generate power? Learn more on this week's @science.org podcast w/ Jeremy Munday.

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RNA viruses (eg. flu and covid) evolve very quickly and we lack preserved samples >100 years. On the @science.org podcast, @kakape.bsky.social takes us to Svalbard where researchers are digging into permafrost to find the hidden history of these important viruses. www.science.org/content/podc...

Did you know the formal term for tickle is 'gargalesis'? Check out the latest in tickle science on the @science.org Podcast w/ @meagancantwell.bsky.social interviewing
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This week on the @Science.org Podcast we talk about how the Indigenous Menominee people once intensively and extensively farmed maize on the upper peninsula of Michigan. So far north! For 600 years! Even during an ice age!
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