The Science Digest
Tuesdays at 8:45am
KRWG explores the world of science every week with Vince Gutschick, Chair of the Board, Las Cruces Academy lascrucesacademy.org
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How seals' physiology allows them to hold their breath for minutes at a time. -
The self-organizing behavior of starlings reveals insight into "murmurations". -
Shockingly, the last three months have unraveled core parts of US science that will take decades, if ever, to restore. -
What’s happening in the brains of problem gamblers differently than in the brains of non-problem gamblers? -
Attractive in some ways, hydrogen presents challenges as a transportation fuel. -
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Scientists find a clever way to determine the power of a tiny worm's bite. -
How geologists monitor Yellowstone’s surface bulges, vast quantities of magma (liquid rock), and the rocks that hold it all in. -
Cornell scientists use mice to study how the hippocampus interleaves the replays of short-term and long-term memory without interference.
