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Google to appeal case that could require it hand over emails to FBI
Whether you use Gmail or Microsoft Outlook or something else, your emails may be stored in servers outside the U.S. and potentially out o ...
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ListenDRBC says it’s still weighing gas drilling rules, but no decision on the horizon
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Troubled oil recycler cited for hazardous waste violations
A Wilmington oil recycling plant fined last month by a federal judge for environmental crimes was issued a cease and desist order Monday ...
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This week, Derrick focuses attention on the contributions of minorities and women to the field of astronomy. There are many birth ...
Air Date: March 13, 2017
Listen 00:05:25Daylight Saving Time kicks in at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 12. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney ...
Air Date: March 6, 2017
Listen 00:05:20As more and more planets are being discovered, it’s not a bad idea to come to a consensus on answering the question, “What ...
Air Date: February 27, 2017
Listen 00:06:12The pinelands pipeline, exoplanets, and the Oscars
Guests: Joe Hernandez, Eric Jensen, Hillary Busis First up on today’s show: New Jersey green-lit a natural gas ...
Air Date: February 27, 2017
Listen 00:48:57An aspiring astronaut’s life on fake Mars
Ross Lockwood spent four months on top of a volcano in Hawaii. He lived in an inflatable dome the size of a two-bedroom apartment with fi ...
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ListenExoplanets in the neighborhood
The twin 10m Keck telescopes at Mauna Kea in Hawaii have identified 100 more exoplanet candidates. On ...
Air Date: February 20, 2017
Listen 00:05:46Let’s explore the most complex computer system on Earth: the brain. On this episode, we’ll examine this wondrous organ — wh ...
Air Date: February 17, 2017
Listen 50:03We celebrate two giant birth anniversaries this week: Wednesday is the 453rd anniversary of Galileo and Sunday is the 544th anniversary o ...
Air Date: February 13, 2017
Listen 00:05:13Artificial pancreas could mean “freedom” for diabetic patients
For years, people have been frustrated with the slow pace of innovation in diabetes care. About one million Americans have Type 1 d ...
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ListenSynchronized defense: How animals move as one to avoid predators
When watching these birds move, it looks like they're one giant organism with a centralized brain. But an ornithologist explains it's not one brain so much as one thought.
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