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Catching Atoms with Laser Tweazers
Langly
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Seriously they are talking about it on Science Friday right now. Science Friday is a cool NPR show that comes on on...Fridays.
http://www.sciencefriday.com/
Hosted by Ira Flatow, it is seriously the bomb diggity. I mean look at that guy. He is ready to talk about science and also maybe your mom's nice figure. The show covers lots of different subjects, but stays relatively relevant to current science news, which is really helpful.
Radio Lab is a really, really, seriously awesome radio show/podcast that I love more than most things in this world. Hosted by Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich. Just pick any show from their free podcast archive and I promise that you will not regret it.
Let's talk about other cool science programs that we can get into.
If you want to talk about lasers or atoms or also laser tweezers, that is also ok.
http://www.sciencefriday.com/
Hosted by Ira Flatow, it is seriously the bomb diggity. I mean look at that guy. He is ready to talk about science and also maybe your mom's nice figure. The show covers lots of different subjects, but stays relatively relevant to current science news, which is really helpful.
Radio Lab is a really, really, seriously awesome radio show/podcast that I love more than most things in this world. Hosted by Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich. Just pick any show from their free podcast archive and I promise that you will not regret it.
Let's talk about other cool science programs that we can get into.
If you want to talk about lasers or atoms or also laser tweezers, that is also ok.
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science!
This is a science news program thread about cool science news programs that are neat.
I am also listening to Science Friday
we are radio bros
I dunno, Beakman's World was good fun too. I'm kinda torn on this.
twiizers
tweazers
tweesers
tweizers
No one fucking knows, maybe we will never know. But we will catch atoms with them.
I never saw Beakman's world. But I know nothing can beat Bill Nye's theme song.
they're gonna talk about Carl Sagan next time
edit: oh wait no it's not. exoplanets yay!
if not more than a little accurate. i remember one of the early astronauts saying "yeah, i'm sitting on top of a controlled explosion, but i want to steer."
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
Technation can be pretty good too.
Maybe I'm too sentimental. Frowny face at Pat Duggins there for a second though.
that is probably weird but he does it
jad abumrad, ira glass, peter segal, the car talk guys
Best science program.
yesssssssssssssss
hooray, it's been confirmed that I get to go to IADR in San Diego in March to present some research
sadtrombone.com
future english lit major posters unite
this is true. i'm not too fond of the implication either. tell a nurse sometime she's a glorified waitress. the negative connotation will become quickly apparent.
then again, if i'm the rocket jockey, they can talk aaaaall day. i'm the one going into spaaaaaaace while they do their little program.
"Think of it as Evolution in Action"
I am an english grad student!
What about future science major/english minors? Are those okay?
IN ORDER:
1. Mr. Wizard's World
2. Look Around You
3. Bill Nye the Science Guy
4. Science Court
5. Beakman's World
this is the list you cannot argue with
that show was awesome.
SCIENCE RULES.