Description: Earth & Sky radio series is a daily, 90-second science program that both entertains and informs listeners about every area of science from space and skywatching to Earth and animals.
The Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004 claimed the lives of tens of thousands of people, who didn’t have time to evacuate to higher ground. Now scientists are developing a technology that they say can predict a tsunami before a tsunami even starts.
Find our why Berkeley professor Michael Pollan, who wrote The Omnivore?s Dilemma, is making a case against what he calls ?eating scientifically.? He?s talking about breakdown of foods into scientific terms – for example, antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids.
Renowned deep sea explorer Sylvia Earle says humans are Earth?s most relentless predator for the ocean?s large fish. But “we have an unprecedented chance to turn things around,” she says. Hear more from Sylvia Earle.
NASA has announced plans to return to the moon by the year 2020 and establish a human presence there. NASA’s Larry Toup told Earth & Sky he is figuring out how to make a tent-like structure that?s compact to transport, and easy to set up on the moon. He and his team plan to test the structure at McMurdo Station in Antarctica.
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Description: Earth & Sky radio series is a daily, 90-second science program that both entertains and informs listeners about every area of science from space and skywatching to Earth and animals.
