Posts Tagged ‘Saturn’

SoT 326: A Very Lovely Molecule

March 21, 2019 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

The Mars InSight drill..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Helen Maynard-Casely, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast

Tags: biology, bone marrow transplants, HIV, InSight, mars, planetary science, Saturn, Titan, twins

SoT 285: Our Favourite Science Stories of 2017

December 23, 2017 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Our top..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast

Tags: babies, Cassini, concrete, dinosaurs, dragonflies, fossils, geology, gravitational waves, Juno, Jupiter, music, plate tectonics, Saturn

SoT 277: Stuck On Saturn Images

September 21, 2017 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Why tropical plants..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Peter Miller, Podcast

Tags: auroras, Cassini, Jupiter, leaves, microbes, plants, Saturn, soil, spacecraft

SoT 262: Cassini’s Grand Finale

May 10, 2017 by Ed Brown • 1 Comment •

Saturn's Cassini probe..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast

Tags: artificial organs, Cassini, ESA, Europa, NASA, premature babies, Saturn, space exploration

SoT 143: Little Rats Sneezing

April 18, 2014 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Facial expressions,..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast, Shayne Joseph

Tags: astronomy, biofuel, black death, emotions, Enceladus, facial expressions, genetic modification, LADEE, moon, plague, Saturn

SoT 14: I don’t think the rats are happy

June 30, 2011 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Should..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast, Shayne Joseph

Tags: astronomy, climate change, dogs, Enceladus, evolution, gene expression, humans, plume, pregnancy, Saturn, snakebite, snakes, solar activity, sunspot, tribe, venom