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Listen to the earliest preserved whale sounds

Listen to the earliest preserved whale sounds Scientific American

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The story of the first kiss—21.5 million years ago

The story of the first kiss—21.5 million years ago Scientific American

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Inside the Russian dialect coaching behind Heated Rivalry

Inside the Russian dialect coaching behind Heated Rivalry Scientific American

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Rhythm babies, rocket delays, solar fireworks | Science Quickly Podcast

Rhythm babies, rocket delays, solar fireworks | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Psychiatry’s playbook is about to get torn up | Science Quickly Podcast

Psychiatry’s playbook is about to get torn up | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Kanzi the bonobo may have understood “pretend” objects

Kanzi the bonobo may have understood “pretend” objects Scientific American

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"Cloud streets" formed during the recent Arctic blast over the US

"Cloud streets" formed during the recent Arctic blast over the US Scientific American

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The curious case of the nonburpers

The curious case of the nonburpers Scientific American

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A new AI tool to decode DNA, a medical marvel and a rebel lipstick vine | Science Quickly Podcast

A new AI tool to decode DNA, a medical marvel and a rebel lipstick vine | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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The hidden genius behind nonreflective glass | Science Quickly Podcast"

The hidden genius behind nonreflective glass | Science Quickly Podcast" Scientific American

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Want to smell more attractive? Try these foods

Want to smell more attractive? Try these foods Scientific American

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A historic moon mission, AI that helps restore stroke patients’ voice and the oldest known cave art

A historic moon mission, AI that helps restore stroke patients’ voice and the oldest known cave art Scientific American

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The quest for Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA | Science Quickly podcast

The quest for Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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What is consciousness, really?

What is consciousness, really? Scientific American

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The first cow ever documented using a tool is named Veronika

The first cow ever documented using a tool is named Veronika Scientific American

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EPA weakens air pollution rules, cancer survival soars, and NASA evacuates astronauts

EPA weakens air pollution rules, cancer survival soars, and NASA evacuates astronauts Scientific American

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How Venezuela’s heavy crude shapes climate risks | Science Quickly podcast

How Venezuela’s heavy crude shapes climate risks | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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The great seed oil panic

The great seed oil panic Scientific American

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Woodpeckers rock the lab, AI steps out of the chat box, flu hits hard | Science Quickly podcast

Woodpeckers rock the lab, AI steps out of the chat box, flu hits hard | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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The Future of Sickle Cell Disease

The Future of Sickle Cell Disease Scientific American

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Weighing the good and bad of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs | Science Quickly podcast

Weighing the good and bad of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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America’s children face a new era of health risk | Science Quickly podcast

America’s children face a new era of health risk | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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How to make your new year’s resolutions stick | Science Quickly podcast

How to make your new year’s resolutions stick | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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The quest for climate-ready Christmas trees | Science Quickly podcast

The quest for climate-ready Christmas trees | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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2025: the year science was shaken | Science Quickly podcast

2025: the year science was shaken | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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These orcas are on the brink. Now the scientists who study them are, too.

These orcas are on the brink. Now the scientists who study them are, too. Scientific American

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The Hidden Voices of Monk Seals | Science Quickly Podcast

The Hidden Voices of Monk Seals | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Inside the struggle to save an orca community | Science Quickly podcast

Inside the struggle to save an orca community | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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Hobbit disappearance explained, second-hottest year looms, new Mpox variant found

Hobbit disappearance explained, second-hottest year looms, new Mpox variant found Scientific American

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Moths seen drinking moose tears for first time ever

Moths seen drinking moose tears for first time ever Scientific American

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Tech author Karen Hao: 'The Sam Altmans of the world are going to be fine'

Tech author Karen Hao: 'The Sam Altmans of the world are going to be fine' Scientific American

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Orcas seen hunting alongside dolphins for first time

Orcas seen hunting alongside dolphins for first time Scientific American

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Can NASA actually bring Mars rocks back to Earth?

Can NASA actually bring Mars rocks back to Earth? Scientific American

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Watch Hawaii's Kilauea volcano absolutely obliterate a webcam

Watch Hawaii's Kilauea volcano absolutely obliterate a webcam Scientific American

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CDC Vaccine Panel, Satellite Light Pollution, Puppy Power | Science Quickly Podcast

CDC Vaccine Panel, Satellite Light Pollution, Puppy Power | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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New hope for treating postpartum depression? | Science Quickly podcast

New hope for treating postpartum depression? | Science Quickly podcast Scientific American

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SciAm’s top books of the year—the reads every science nerd needs! | Science Quickly Podcast

SciAm’s top books of the year—the reads every science nerd needs! | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Thanksgiving’s iconic bird is thriving again in the wild | Science Quickly Podcast

Thanksgiving’s iconic bird is thriving again in the wild | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Tamer raccoons, COP30 recap, new fluoride research | Science Quickly Podcast

Tamer raccoons, COP30 recap, new fluoride research | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Trillions of these live in the ocean--and you've never seen one this close | SQ Video Podcast

Trillions of these live in the ocean--and you've never seen one this close | SQ Video Podcast Scientific American

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Gut health tips for the holidays | Science Quickly Podcast

Gut health tips for the holidays | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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The digital time capsule that survived for 20 years | Science Quickly Podcast

The digital time capsule that survived for 20 years | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Can vaccines help defeat cancer? | Science Quickly Podcast

Can vaccines help defeat cancer? | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Can AI ease the pain of loss? | Science Quickly Podcast

Can AI ease the pain of loss? | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Why some foods gross us out | Science Quickly Podcast

Why some foods gross us out | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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The science of headaches | Science Quickly Podcast

The science of headaches | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Defiance can be a virtue | Science Quickly Podcast

Defiance can be a virtue | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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How Hurricane Melissa became a meteorologic monster | Science Quickly Podcast

How Hurricane Melissa became a meteorologic monster | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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How to trick-or-treat your gut | Science Quickly Podcast

How to trick-or-treat your gut | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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How TikTok’s algorithm could shift with a U.S. spin-off | Science Quickly Podcast

How TikTok’s algorithm could shift with a U.S. spin-off | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Mosquitoes invade Iceland, Earth darkens, bird flu returns | Science Quickly Podcast

Mosquitoes invade Iceland, Earth darkens, bird flu returns | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Why medication dafety in pregnancy is still a mystery | Science Quickly Podcast

Why medication dafety in pregnancy is still a mystery | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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The science of a convincing sorry | Science Quickly Podcast

The science of a convincing sorry | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Superbugs Surge, Chikungunya hits Long Island, satellites leak data | Science Quickly Podcast

Superbugs Surge, Chikungunya hits Long Island, satellites leak data | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Sordid mystery of a Somalian meteorite smuggled into China | Science Quickly Podcast

Sordid mystery of a Somalian meteorite smuggled into China | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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This surgeon explains the alarming rise of lung cancer in nonsmoking women | SQ Video Podcast

This surgeon explains the alarming rise of lung cancer in nonsmoking women | SQ Video Podcast Scientific American

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What is Type 1 Diabetes? Here's Your 5-Minute Primer

What is Type 1 Diabetes? Here's Your 5-Minute Primer Scientific American

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Nobel prizes, COVID Vaccine updates, malnutrition in Gaza | Science Quickly Podcast

Nobel prizes, COVID Vaccine updates, malnutrition in Gaza | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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What's it like to be the President's doctor? Jeffrey Kuhlman knows | Science Quickly Podcast

What's it like to be the President's doctor? Jeffrey Kuhlman knows | Science Quickly Podcast Scientific American

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Astronaut-turned-author Chris Hadfield on his space thriller | Science Quickly Video Podcast

Astronaut-turned-author Chris Hadfield on his space thriller | Science Quickly Video Podcast Scientific American

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