Pulse of the Planet
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Corn - Monoculture
Fewer varieties of corn threatens the heritage of a Mesoamerican culture.
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Science Diary Bears - Melatonin
Melatonin regulates the sleep-wake cycle for humans and other animals. Strangely, bears who are masters of hibernation, seem to produce very little melatonin.
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Science Diary: Bears - Overview
What biological mechanisms tell a bear when it's time to hunker down for the winter and awaken in the spring?
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Will We Colonize Mars?
The Apollo astronauts reported seeing strange flashes of light, a clue that high levels of radiation could effect futue space flight and colonies.
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Caves - Diving
Scientists investigating underwater caves must brave dangerous conditions.
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KSC Sports on Mars - Cleanroom
Before stepping inside the lab where NASA's Mars rovers are built, you'll need to put on a 'bunny suit' and jump into the air shower.
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Spirit Stuck
At NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, engineers are testing a rover in a simulated sand pit, in hopes of freeing Spirit - a rover that's been stuck in a real sand pit on Mars.
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Astrobiology - Europa
One of Jupiter's moons may have a liquid ocean, and NASA hopes to send "hydrobots" there to explore for life.
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Is there Water on Mars?
There's plenty of evidence that Mars once had water, but you won't find it on the surface of the Red Planet.
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Caves - Ancient Life
Tiny creatures found in salt water caves are giving scientists clues about an ancient super-continent.
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Astrobiology - Microbe Siesta
At a NASA lab in California, scientists are exploring outer space by looking through microscopes.
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Caves - Living Fossils
While exploring underwater caves, divers made a startling discovery -- primitive animals whose ancestors have been swimming in these waters for millennia.
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Astrobiology - Genesis
The first life forms to arrive on Earth may have "hitchhiked" here on a meteor from Mars.
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Is There Life on Mars?
Could a meteorite found in Antarctica be proof of life on Mars?
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Greek Orthodox Easter - Conquering Death
This week, Greeks around the world celebrate one of their most important holidays of the year - Orthodox Easter.
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Greek Orthodox Easter - Bringing Light
Beautiful hymns mark the celebration of Easter at the first Greek Orthodox Church in the Americas.
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Greek Orthodox Easter - Touchstone to a Culture
For Greeks throughout the world, Easter Sunday is the most important holiday of the year.
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Greek Orthodox Easter
In the Eastern Orthodox tradition, this is Holy Week, culminating in Easter Sunday.
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Return of the Wood Thrush
The annual return of the wood thrush holds a special meaning for some Pulse of the Planet listeners in upstate New York.
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Kincentric Ecology - Yumari
The Raramuri people of Mexico honor their kinship to the earth through song and dance.
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Kincentric Ecology - Today
The culture of the Raramuri people is a model for a more sustainable way of life in our modern industrialized world.
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Kincentric Ecology - Breath
All of nature shares the same breath, so believe the Raramuri peoples of Mexico.
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Kincentric Ecology - Language
The language of the Raramuri people is interwoven with the elements of nature.
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Kincentric Ecology - Family
All of nature is kindred to the people of the Raramuri culture in Mexico.
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Appalachian Spring - Poke and Ramps
Springtime brings the culinary delight of wild ramps to this Appalachian community.
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Appalachian Spring - Plant Pharmacy
In rural Appalachia, if you need to get to the drug store for something ailing you, the remedy might be found growing outside your door.
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Carpenter Bees - Sneaky
Some female carpenter bees have been known to engage in artifice and deception.
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Carpenter Bees - Social
Carpenter bees are among the more solitary bees, sometimes living one to a nest.
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Carpenter Bees - Nest
Bees are resourceful multi-talented insects, and some are skilled carpenters.
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Songkran - Thai New Year
It's the hottest time of the year in Thailand, and the traditional Thai New Year's celebration offers a proven remedy for the heat.
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In Praise of Dungbeetles
Dung beetles of the Amazon bring new meaning to the word "recycling".
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Storks - Homing
Pairs of white storks amaze Hungarians by returning year after year to nest in the exact same spot.
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Storks - Voices
Baby storks have a cry remarkably like human babies, but adult storks clatter their bills instead of calling.
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Storks - Legend
The white stork is a revered creature in Hungary, a central figure in fable and folklore.
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Cherry Blossom Festival - Old and New
In the United States, the annual Cherry Blossom festival has come to include many traditional and modern Japanese art forms.
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Butter - Simple Samples
Air pollution monitoring is nothing new, but now scientists are turning to a new source of data: dairy cows.
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Butter - Think Global
Scientists are analyzing butter to better understand pollutants found in the grass that cows feed upon.
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Butter - Monitoring Pollutants
Scientists have hit upon a cheap and effective pollution monitoring tool - butter.
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Butter - Persistent Pollutants
Just because a pollutant gets banned, it doesn't mean it has gone away. In fact, detectable traces of it might be in your refrigerator.
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Phagwah - Parade
In Queens, a festival takes place at the time of the full moon every March. Participants celebrate with "call and response" style singing, and the playing of indigenous drums and cymbals.
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Phagwah - Powder
In an Indo-Caribbean community an ancient festival of spring is celebrated with colored baby powder.
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Phagwah - Meaning
The most joyful festival of the Indo-Caribbean culture is in early spring. Phagwah is a celebration of the rebirth of nature and the spirit of young love.
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Snake River Birds of Prey - History
Raptor populations such as the hawk and prairie falcon, can directly indicate the health of our earthly environment.
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Snake River Birds of Prey - Prairie Falcons
Prairie Falcons soar to exhilarating heights along eighty-two miles of river canyon in Idaho.
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Noruz - Triumph of Tradition
Although the government of Iran tried to suppress it, the venerable holiday of Noruz continues to be one of that nation's most popular celebrations.
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Noruz
The first day of spring marks the start of an ancient holiday.
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Noruz - Customs
Noruz means "new day" and it's celebrated with new clothes, gift-giving and bonfires.
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Early Spring - Marmot's Choice
Marmots risk starvation because of misleading cues that spring has arrived in the Rocky Mountains.
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Early Spring - Unexpected Conditions
Warming weather and increased snowfall send mixed signals to migrating species.
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Early Spring - Harbingers
A broad range of species of plants are blooming up to 46 days earlier now than they did three decades ago. The reason, biologists say, is global climate change.
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Dark Skies - Asteroid Defense
Astronomers are scouring the skies for rogue asteroids headed our way. They say the job is made more difficult by light pollution.
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Dark Skies - Turn Out the Lights
Astronomers battling light pollution are working with local governments to reduce the amount of stray light emitted from houses, parking lots, and street lights.
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Star Lore - Comets
For thousands of years comets have been looked upon as dire omens for the future, but these celestial phenomenon are actually messages of the past.
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Nanoparticles - Ocean Fertilization
Can "fertilizing" our oceans help stave off climate change?
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Science Diary: How Toxins Move - Down the River
Science Diarist Michael Hochella explains how waterborne toxins move with unexpected swiftness.
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Science Diary: How Toxins Move - Found It!
Science Diarist Michael Hochella captures an image of an elusive nanoparticle.
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Science Diary: How Toxins Move - Headwaters
Geochemist Michael Hochella is ankle-deep and collecting samples in the Clark Fork River's headwaters.
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Science Diary: How Toxins Move - Hours in the Library
Before scientists head into the field, they hit the stacks.
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Science Diary: How Toxins Move - Clark Fork River
Science Diarist Michael Hochella is on the trail of an elusive nanoparticle.
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Skating Canal - Winter Beauty
The Rideau Canal in Ottawa offers skating enthusiasts miles to glide while enjoying the beauty of winter.
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Skating Canal - Winter Tradition
A skating canal in Ontario has become a national symbol of winter in Canada.
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Science Diary: Glaciers - Ice Tunnel
Melting glaciers reveal hidden tunnels within.
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Science Diary: Glaciers - Breaking Up
A loud splash catches the attention of researchers atop a glacier.
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Science Diary: Glaciers - Movement
If you think that glaciers are just quiet, white masses of ice - well, you're wrong!
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Melting Polar Ice Cap - Future
The North Pole is melting, and scientists tell us it will effect everything from polar bears to international politics.
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Melting Polar Ice Cap - Intro
The Arctic icecap appears to be melting, and some scientists say that within a century, the North Pole will be an open sea during the summer months.
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Tully Ice Harvest - History
These days, if you want ice, you just go to the freezer and get it. But some folks remember when ice was delivered door to door in huge blocks.
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Tully Ice Harvest - Cutting
At an annual festival in upstate New York, they cut blocks of ice out of a frozen lake and pack them in sawdust. In the summer, they'll use the ice to make homemade ice cream.
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Tully Ice Harvest - Prepare
Every year at this time, folks in Tully, New York, harvest ice out of a frozen lake the old-fashioned way, with horsepower and antique tools.
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Cajun Mardi Gras - The Song
In Basile, LA, when a band of masked Mardi Gras revelers comes to your door, here's the song they'll likely be singing.
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Cajun Mardi Gras - Tickling
There are many ways to celebrate Mardi Gras. In the rural Cajun communities of south Louisiana, it's organized mayhem.
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Cajun Mardi Gras - Elton Run
Most of us know about Mardi Gras from the famous festivities in New Orleans. But in rural Louisiana , Cajuns celebrate the holiday in a style all their own.
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Cajun Mardi Gras - In Disguise
As Cajuns in Louisiana celebrate Mardi Gras this week, revelers disguise themselves and beg for food and money from their neighbors, to support a communal gumbo.
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Cajun Mardi Gras - Feast Before Feast
Mardi Gras is a holiday with its roots in ancient European traditions. There are good reasons why it happens at this time of year.
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Chinese New Year in Malaysia
In Malaysia, the Chinese New Year celebration is a time for dressing in new clothes, giving gifts to family members and acting on one's very best behavior.
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Cajun Mardi Gras - Biggest Day
When dozens of people in bright costumes, masks and pointy hats are riding around in flatbed trucks raising a ruckus, you can bet you're in Cajun Louisiana for Mardi Gras.
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Cultural Forest
In northeastern Thailand, scientists are learning lessons from indigenous people on how to manage the endangered forest ecosystem.
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Swendsen - Magical Sounds
What unique instrument can only be heard in the middle of winter?
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Oertel - Organ Pipes
Can chemistry keep some of the world's oldest organs from turning to dust?
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Crows - More Than a "Caw"
"Caw caw" says the crow. Well, yes, but a lot more too!
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Crows - Tools
Humans aren't the only animals with tools. One species of crow has a whole arsenal of instruments that it uses to snag its dinner.
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Science Diary: Mohonk - Records
Day by day, researchers at New York's Mohonk Preserve add their measurements to a continuous 115-year record of weather and nature observations.
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Science Diary: Mohonk - Signals from Nature
Naturalists tune in to the rhythms of nature using all of our senses.
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Science Diary: Mohonk - Recording Nature
The records of one family in New York's Hudson Valley are shedding light on regional weather and climate patterns.
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Crows - Raven Language
Gurgles, knocks, and the sound of bells... a car on the fritz? No, it's the unique language of the raven.
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Crows - To Tell a Crow from a Raven
Crows and ravens may both be large, black birds, but they have very distinct voices.
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Roma - Amplified Music
Roma music is eclectic, contemporary, and loud!
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Roma - Census
For Roma, census-taking is not just a matter of counting heads.
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Roma - Nomadic
Roma, or "gypsies" are not aimless wanderers, as centuries old belief has portrayed them.
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Roma - Origins
Scholars are demystifying the origins of the Roma/gypsy culture.
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Ice - An Amazing Substance (Memorial Program)
We explore some of the secrets behind ice's unusual properties.
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Ice - Organic Antifreeze (Memorial Program)
How do small creatures make it through the brutal winter months?
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Ice - Flakes and Frost (Memorial Program)
How is it that every snowflake is unique? It's all in the fall!
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Ice - Sounds of Ice (Memorial Program)
Listen to some of the unexpected sounds of winter.
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Ice - Freezing Lakes (Memorial Program)
The unusual way that water freezes allows fish and other aquatic life to survive the winter months.
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Ice - Comets (Memorial Program)
To find the source of life on earth, some say we should look to the skies.
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Rethinking Water
Can nature teach us sustainable ways to filter our wastewater?
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Alaskan Russian Orthodox Christmas - Christmas Gifts
In rural Alaska, carolers wend their way from house, carrying an ornate star, and sharing in communal gifts.
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Alaskan Russian Orthodox Christmas - Starring
Russian traders left the legacy of their traditions in Anchorage Alaska, including the Christmas-time practice of "starring".
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Star Lore - Uses
Throughout history disparate cultures have looked to the stars to navigate and to time their harvests.
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Star Lore - Orion
It may look like Orion's belt to us, but other cultures have had their own interpretation of this striking group of stars.
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Mummers Parade - History
The flamboyance of the Mummers' Parade arose from the grand masquerade balls of Philadelphia society in the 1800's.
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Mummers Parade - Participants
The Mummers Parade is a spectacular orchestration of costume, music, and dance.
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Mummers Parade - String Bands
Since 1902, the "String Band" of the Mummers Parade has been revered by Mummers and townspeople alike.
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Wassail
An ancient Anglo-Saxon tradition called "Wassail" lives on in Pennsylvania, where a group of friends celebrate this week by drinking to the health of apple trees.
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Year End Fire Watch
"Be careful with fire!" is the call heard throughout Tokyo neighborhoods on the last two evenings of the year.
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Kwanzaa - Traditions
This week, millions of people around the world celebrate Kwanzaa, a relatively new holiday with roots in the ancient harvest festivals of Africa.
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Kalas
In Lindsborg, Kansas, folks still mark this time of year with traditions their ancestors brought from Sweden.
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Christmas Bonfires - Tradition
Along the banks of the Mississippi River, a line of Bonfires lights the way for Papa Noel.
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Natural Astronomy - Solstice
This week is the winter solstice. But without a calendar, would you be able to tell?
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Natural Astronomy - Rock Clock
One astronomer uses a home-made version on Stonehenge to keep track of the passing seasons.
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Seasonal Backyard Science - Every Tree Tells A Story
Examining a fallen tree can reveal a lot about the animals that have used it.
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Seasonal Backyard Science - Insects
Even in winter, you can find springtails!
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Seasonal Backyard Science - Winter Secrets
When you find grooves in the snow, or piles of pine cone chips - who has been there? Learn about the signs that animals leave behind.
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Seasonal Backyard Science - Holes
Grey squirrels have two homes - winter and summer, and woodpeckers help in the renovation process of the winter dwelling.
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Santa Lucia - Waking Up
Serving sweet bread and wearing a crown of candles, young Swedish girls represent Saint Lucia in an early morning ritual.
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Santa Lucia - History
The ancient legends of Santa Lucia are still embraced by the Swedish culture, with rituals of light in the darkness of winter.
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Bears - Slowing Down
Bears have unique mechanisms for self-preservation during their months of hibernation.
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Bears - Birthing
For bears in hibernation, giving birth and nursing newborns is a slumberous activity.
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Black Bears - Denning
This month, Minnesota's Black Bears have taken to their dens to spend the long winter in hibernation.
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Sinterklaas
Change Santa Claus's team of reindeer into a single white horse, and replace his costume with a bishop's robes, and you'll begin to get a picture of the Netherlands' Sinterklaas.
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Klausjagen - Celebration
With bells, whips and candles, a Swiss village celebrates St. Nicholas' Day.
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Grizzly Tracking - Signs
Grizzly bear tracking usually involves splitting a few hairs.
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Grizzly Tracking - Crucial Corridor
Scientists and volunteers work together to see if Grizzly bears are finally returning to the mountains of Montana.
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Patagonia Penguins - Raising Chicks
For Patagonian penguins, parenting requires manic intensity to insure survival of their chicks.
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Patagonia Penguins - Adapting to Survive
Penguins have adapted to the harsh conditions of Patagonia where they flourish as adept ocean dwellers.
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Patagonia Penguins - Life Histories
Patagonia is home to over one million penguins who spend much of their lives on the surface of the ocean.
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Mosses of Cape Horn - World's Most Versatile Plant?
Traditional uses of mosses reveal some of their remarkable qualities.
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Mosses of Cape Horn - Just Add Water
Meet one of the masters of suspended animation.
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Mosses of Cape Horn - Research on the Edge
Researchers brave the wild conditions of Tierra del Fuego to learn more about mosses.
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Thanksgiving - Foods
The first Thanksgiving probably bore the markings of a traditional American Indian meal.
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Persimmon Harvest
An annual harvest of wild persimmons has been a lifelong tradition for Carrie Hamby.
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Spice Cabinet - Medicine Cabinet
Climate has had a distinct influence on the spices used in regional cuisine and their efficacy.
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South Asian Vultures - Nature's Undertakers
The vultures of South Asia play a crucial role in their local ecosystem.
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Barry Commoner - Preventing Pollution
Scientist Barry Commoner tells us what it will take to truly reverse pollution.
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Diwali - Goddess of Good Fortune
The Hindu goddess of good fortune is worshipped during a ceremony of light and chanting, for blessings of spiritual wealth and enlightenment.
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Diwali - Bathing the Gods
Divine statues are bathed with milk, honey, and other symbolic offerings during the Hindu celebration of Diwali.
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Diwali
Diwali is a luminous celebration of enlightenment.
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E.O. Wilson - Electric Fish
A surprising explanation on how a unique kind of fish communicates and captures their prey.
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E.O. Wilson - Future of Science
Advanced scientific discoveries in the 21st century are addressing philosophical questions of centuries past.
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E.O. Wilson - Ant Communication
A variety of chemical exchanges enable ants to navigate their world and coordinate their activities.
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E.O. Wilson - Chemical Signals
Chemical secretions bring a new meaning to the science of insect communication.
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E.O. Wilson - The Mark of Science
Science is rooted in discovery, deepening our knowledge of the physical world, and enriching the human experience.
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Barry Commoner - Ecosphere and Technosphere
The late Barry Commoner shares his insights on balancing science and nature.
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Day of the Dead - Preparations
How do you prepare for a feast with the Dead? We look to Mexicos Day of the Dead for a solution.
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Day of the Dead
In early November, many Mexicans visit their departed loved ones, and celebrate the Day of the Dead.
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Sounds of All Saints' Day
A gospel song and a graveyard party: the unique sounds of New Orleans on the Day of the Dead.
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SciDi: Koalas - Mystery
Why has the koala population of St. Bees Island remained stable, while other regions struggle to keep the koala population under control?
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SciDi: Koalas - Success
At last! A research team finally spots a well-hidden koala.
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SciDi: Koalas - Strategies
Koalas don't keep quiet and still all day because they're lazy - it's a metabolic strategy!
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SciDi: Koalas - Tracking
Join in the hunt as researchers track down koalas!
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SciDi: Koalas - Goats
The koalas of Australia's St. Bee's Island have an unlikely adversary - goats.
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SciDi: Koalas - Finding
Even on an island full of koalas, finding one is much more difficult than it might seem!
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The Moon - Origin
In the early stages of our galaxy, celestial bodies had a habit of colliding with each other. Scientists think that's how we got our moon.
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SciDi: Frontiers of the Brain - Glitch
Analyzing the workings of the human brain is difficult enough when everything works as it should. Unfortunately, sometimes it doesn't.
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SciDi: Frontiers of the Brain - Listening In
Science Diarist John Beggs gives us a peek (and a listen) into our brains.
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Weddell Seals - Calls
For Weddell seals, "every sound tells a story".
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Weddell Seals - Mating
The mating game - Antarctic style.
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Bee Powerline Habitat - Native Bees
With honeybees endangered, it's native bees to the rescue!
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Bee Powerline Habitat - Junk Land
The land beneath powerlines is a prime spot for native bees to thrive.
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Bee Powerline Habitat - Conserving
Beetles need a place to live, too!
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Bee Powerline Habitat - Parasites
Forget about the hive: some bees are downright anti-social!
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SciDi: Frontiers of the Brain - Replicating Data
A new model shows promise in helping Science Diarist John Beggs understand data collected from neurons.
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SciDi: Frontiers of the Brain - The Wave
How does a crowd of sports enthusiasts function like a brain? Stay tuned.
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SciDi: Frontiers of the Brain
Science Diarist John Beggs explains what makes neuroscience like the Wild West.
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Mushrooms - Tree Host
When foraging for wild mushrooms, it helps to know your tree types.
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Storm Ecology - Trickle Down
Heavy storms cause a lot more than water to come trickling down into our rivers.
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Storm Ecology - Light
Stuart Findlay tells us about the un-seeen effects of storms on the ecosystem.
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Storm Ecology - Fish and Flood
Environmental Analyst Bob Adams tells us what a flood could possibly mean to a fish.
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SciDi: Physics - Science of Humility
For an apprentice, experimental physics can be a humbling endeavor.
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SciDi: Physics - Cyclotron
If you like smashing things, nuclear physics may be the field for you!
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SciDi: Physics - Parsing Particles
Ask a few physicists to define the word particle, and the answers will vary.
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Africa - Surma Stick
Stick fighting among the Surma tribe of Africa is fierce and violent. But they do it in the name of love.
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SciDi: Asia Bat - Data
What's more difficult that catching and tagging bats? Catching and tagging bats while drowsy!
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SciDi: Asia Bat - Name
Correctly identifying Indonesian bats can be tricky, even for those in the know.
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Katydids and Crickets - Thermometer
Out in the woods and wondering what the temperature is? You might give listening a try.
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Katydids and Crickets - Heard
Crickets and katydids sing for their mates, each species calling for love with a different tune.
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Katydids and Crickets - Noise
There's more to a cricket chirp than you might realize! We take a closer listen.
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Katydids and Crickets - Chorus
An entomologist gives us a tour of the insects singing along a creek one hot summer night.
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Katydids and Crickets - Discovery
Scientists learn something new about crickets and katydids when they stop looking and start listening.
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Sustainable Chemistry - Splitting Water
In the process of developing alternative fuel souces, you may have to split a few molecules along the way.
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Sustainable Chemistry - Spinning Water
Why is the manufacturing of electric thin films like an amusement park ride? Stay tuned.
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Sustainable Chemistry - Electric Sandwich
The technology behind your computer screen is, in effect, a layered electronic "sandwich".
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Sustainable Chemistry - Thin Film
You may not have ever heard of thin film technology, but you're probably carrying it right now!
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Hurricane Observation - Emily
65,000 feet in the air, alone, staring down the eye of a hurricane ? It's all in a day's work for ER-2 research pilots.
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Hurricane Observation - High Altitude Lab
High-altitude planes use a variety of onboard research instruments to study both earth and space.
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Hurricane Observation - Pilot
Research pilots fly high above the tumult of a hurricane, capturing data from sea level on up.
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Big Horn Sheep - Finding
Big Horn Sheep spend the first several months of their lamb's life high up on rock canyon ledges before finally coming down for water.
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Big Horn Sheep - Tracking
Field biologist Janene Colby tracks Big Horn Sheep in the sweltering heat of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
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Outer Banks Coastal Research - Rhythms
Following the seasonal rhythms of the shoreline conveys the impression that it is a dynamic entity, constantly responding to the forces of nature.
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Outer Banks Coastal Research - Measurements
Picture an amphibious buggy riding atop a 35 foot tripod. That's the CRAB - used to map the contours of a changing shoreline.
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Outer Banks Coastal Research - Building Up
Beaches erode, but over time they can also replenish and grow. Surprisingly, sometimes the engine of growth can be a storm.
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Outer Banks Coastal Research - Forces
With the constant interplay of waves, wind and erosion, the coastline is a crucible of ever-changing forces.
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Outer Banks Coastal Research - Dynamics
Studying the shoreline is like playing three dimensional chess with the forces of natures.
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Gribbles - Solutions
Wood borers are a challenge to researchers exploring environmentally safe ways to protect submerged wooden structures.
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Gribbles - Importance
Gribbles are an essential "cleanup crew" for our oceans and estuaries.
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Attack of The Gribbles
These tiny wood-boring crustaceans have plagued man-made structures since the days of Columbus.
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Seahorses
Sea horses are not only unique visually, but also in their reproductive behavior.
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Hungarian New Bread Celebration
Bread bakers in Hungary take to the road to enrich and broaden their culinary knowledge and craft.
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Big Horn Sheep - Cliff Dwellers
If a desert big horn sheep feels threatened, it's all uphill from there.
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