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This program was recorded at the 12th Annual Wonderfest, the San Francisco Bay Area Festival of Science. Wonderfest's broad goals are best described by its mission statement: Through public discourse about provocative scientific questions, Wonderfest aspires to stimulate curiosity, promote careful reasoning, challenge unexamined beliefs, and encourage life-long learning. In this segment, explains common astronomical terms you always wanted to know.
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Jessica Chobot visits Space X, the first privately owned space transport company, to get a close look at their Dragon spacecraft and their upcoming plans for more missions.
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Dr. Yvonne Will, senior principal scientist in exploratory medicinal sciences at Pfizer's Global Research Development labs, talks about how an optimistic attitude helps her through the challenges of her work.
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Views: 11,370
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HuffPost Science Correspondent Cara Santa Maria discusses the risks that come along with cannibalism, specifically focusing on prion diseases.
4:54
Rating:5
Views: 412,313
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HuffPost Science Correspondent Cara Santa Maria visits the Light Stage X, where researchers like Paul Debevec can photograph actors under every imaginable lighting condition to create photorealistic digital characters.
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HuffPost Science Correspondent Cara Santa Maria describes the macabre demonstrations of mad scientist Giovanni Aldini, the "corpse reanimator" who is rumored to be the inspiration for Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
4:36
Rating:5
Views: 158,130
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HuffPost Science Correspondent Cara Santa Maria speaks with Dr. David Scadden to learn the facts and fictions surrounding current stem cell treatments.
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Rating:5
Views: 6,745
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This program was recorded at the 12th Annual Wonderfest, the San Francisco Bay Area Festival of Science. Wonderfest's broad goals are best described by its mission statement: Through public discourse about provocative scientific questions, Wonderfest aspires to stimulate curiosity, promote careful reasoning, challenge unexamined beliefs, and encourage life-long learning. In this segment, Richard Zare shows you how to make nylon.
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Views: 4,169
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In this kid's science video learn how to make a hovercraft and use science to make it float and move.
3:01
Rating:5
Views: 12,141
Added More than a year ago
This program was recorded at the 12th Annual Wonderfest, the San Francisco Bay Area Festival of Science. Wonderfest's broad goals are best described by its mission statement: Through public discourse about provocative scientific questions, Wonderfest aspires to stimulate curiosity, promote careful reasoning, challenge unexamined beliefs, and encourage life-long learning.
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Views: 1,628
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Want to know how much the heaviest baby ever born weighed? Find out here, along with 9 more incredible baby facts.
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Views: 2,146
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2010 marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. Louis Leakey sending Jane Goodall to Gombe Stream, in Tanzania, to begin her groundbreaking study of chimpanzees in the wild. The chimpanzee behavioral research she pioneered there has produced a wealth of scientific discovery.
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HuffPost Science Correspondent Cara Santa Maria speaks with sex and gender expert Anne Fausto-Sterling about transgender and intersex issues.
4:41
Rating:5
Views: 240,427
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HuffPost Science Correspondent Cara Santa Maria tries out an immersive virtual reality experience at The University of Southern California's Institute for Creative Technologies.
5:30
Rating:5
Views: 37,574
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What do Chemistry and Sustainable Development have in common? Aren't they opposites? What is a chemical, really? Some may argue that a life without chemicals would be something to work for. So why can't we just remove all the chemicals from our Planet to help the environment? This month we look at these questions from a future chemists perspective, and we shine light on the most common thoughts and prejudices about Chemistry in the Sustainable Development discussion.
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Views: 864
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