Bird navigation, reducing food waste and a tribute to John Clarke
As The Science Show concludes its celebration of 50 years, we remember John Clarke’s contributions to early Science Shows and point to a film just released looking at John’s life, produced by his daughter Lorin.
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Lab Notes: Why your hay fever will get worse with climate change
One in four Australians get hay fever, and as the planet warms, our seasonal sneezes and sniffles are tipped to get much, much worse.
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The Science Show celebrates 50 years
Join us for highlights from fifty years of The Science Show including Fred Dagg, who helps us with the big questions: what is it all about and why are we here?
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Lab Notes: Why do whales beach themselves?
Every now and again, dozens or even hundreds of perfectly healthy looking whales strand themselves on a beach. Scientists have a few theories on why they do this.
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Complex molecules in space – how they formed and how they got here
Samples from asteroids have helped build a theory of the origin of complex molecules and how they made it to Earth.
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