In this 50th year of The Science Show we celebrate yet another of the program’s idols and regular guests, science writer Tim Radford.
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Physical evidence for dark matter remains elusive
Zac Picker is searching for physical impacts of dark matter as evidence of its existence.
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Hush!
Music is being used at Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital to bring serenity and a sense of calm to patients, family, and medical staff.
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Passau in Southern Germany – the town with three rivers
With no flood plain, river water in Passau can rise high and quickly threatening people and property. And when the water rises, students in the university town come together for swift community action.
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Oceans are becoming hotter, long-term trends show
Matthew England is studying global changes in ocean heat and circulation. The AMOC - the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is showing signs of slowing, and as it does, impacts are being felt across the globe.
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