Indiana Public Media

A Moment of Science

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A Moment of Science is a daily audio podcast, public radio program and video series providing the scientific story behind some of life's most perplexing mysteries.

Author

Indiana Public Media

Category

Science

Podcast website

indianapublicmedia.org

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

“Fat-Free” Foods 30.03.2026

“Fat-Free” Foods 

Do Birds Hear Tsunamis and Hurricanes? 27.03.2026

Do Birds Hear Tsunamis and Hurricanes? 

The Elastic Ruler 26.03.2026

The Elastic Ruler 

Bright Colors Mean Less Harassment for Hummingbirds 25.03.2026

Bright Colors Mean Less Harassment for Hummingbirds 

Describing Smells 24.03.2026

Describing Smells 

Ancient Lunar Lava 23.03.2026

Ancient Lunar Lava 

Appalachian Bend 20.03.2026

Appalachian Bend 

Mammals Living in Cities 19.03.2026

Mammals Living in Cities 

What's in a Shape 18.03.2026

What's in a Shape 

Older Dinosaur Herds 17.03.2026

Older Dinosaur Herds 

George Washington Comes Out Right Side Up 16.03.2026

George Washington Comes Out Right Side Up 

Whiskers, the Shameless Freeloader 13.03.2026

Whiskers, the Shameless Freeloader      

Hurricane Damage That Lasts 12.03.2026

Hurricane Damage That Lasts 

Is Earth Getting Dimmer? 11.03.2026

Is Earth Getting Dimmer? 

Juiced Up 10.03.2026

Juiced Up 

The Elusive Beaked Whale 09.03.2026

The Elusive Beaked Whale 

14,400-year-old Bread 06.03.2026

14,400-year-old Bread 

Too Warm or Too Cold to Fly 05.03.2026

Too Warm or Too Cold to Fly 

Eye Movements and Personality 04.03.2026

Eye Movements and Personality 

Shark Tourism 03.03.2026

Shark Tourism 

Can Lightning Strike You in the Shower? 02.03.2026

Can Lightning Strike You in the Shower? 

Moth Wingtips Confuse Bat Radar 27.02.2026

Moth Wingtips Confuse Bat Radar 

Elephants Smelling Far Away Food 26.02.2026

Elephants Smelling Far Away Food 

Modern Biology in a Monastery Garden 25.02.2026

Modern Biology in a Monastery Garden 

Why Rivers Don't Flow in Straight Lines 24.02.2026

If a river has a chance, it will meander, winding over the land in a series of loops. Geologists even call these loops "meanders." You can see meanders on a map--along the lower Mississippi, the Alabama River near Selma, The Arkansas near Tulsa, the Ohio near Evansville, and on thousands of smaller streams--wherever there's a steady flow of water over nearly flat land of fine-textured soils. River...

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