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Unexpected Elements

The news you know, the science you don’t. Unexpected Elements looks beyond everyday narratives to discover a goldmine of scientific stories and connections from around the globe. From Afronauts, to why we argue, to a deep dive on animal lifespans: see the world in a new way.

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Society

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Último episódio

30 de nov de 2023

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Episódios

Waste not, want not 28.09.2023
Uncovering history with Little Foot's skull 28.09.2023
Africa’s oldest burial 28.09.2023
Robot revolution 28.09.2023
Covid and clean air 28.09.2023
Nyiragongo Eruption 28.09.2023
Insects in incredible detail 28.09.2023
Record-shattering weather 28.09.2023
Methane - a climate solution? 28.09.2023
Ebola can remain dormant for five years 28.09.2023
Keep most fossil fuel in ground to meet 1.5 degree goal 28.09.2023
New evidence for SARS-CoV-2’s origin in bats 28.09.2023
Drug resistant malaria found in East Africa 28.09.2023
Youngest rock samples from the moon 28.09.2023
Wetlands under attack 28.09.2023
Red blood cells’ surprising immune function 28.09.2023
Can we still avoid climate catastrophe? 28.09.2023
Jet fuel from thin air 28.09.2023
Bambi got Covid 28.09.2023
Deliberately doomed dart 28.09.2023
The end for coal power? 28.09.2023
Omicron, racism and trust 28.09.2023
Can the weather trigger a volcano? 28.09.2023
Omicron’s rapid replication rate 28.09.2023
Omicron – mild or monster? 28.09.2023

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