Season
- Season 1 2018-05-01
Episode
- Episode 1: What self-driving cars can learn from brainless slime mold
- Episode 2: NASA's InSight spacecraft just launched to Mars
- Episode 3: Testing the limits of human vision
- Episode 4: Blood types are a 20-million-year mystery
- Episode 5: Bees are going extinct...but not the ones you think
- Episode 6: How to memorize 70,000 digits of Pi
- Episode 7: The microbial truth of how your cheese gets made
- Episode 8: How this 50-year-old NASA material could kill cancer
- Episode 9: Inside a volcano scientist’s campaign for Congress
- Episode 10: Test firing a new rocket engine (and watching it explode)
- Episode 11: Your old phone is a veritable gold mine
- Episode 12: Why graphene hasn’t taken over the world...yet
- Episode 13: Why wildfire season never stops
- Episode 14: How NYC plans to survive the next superstorm
- Episode 15: This monster plant is trying to take over. What if we let it?
- Episode 16: Why Tesla is building city-sized batteries
- Episode 17: 88,000 tons of radioactive waste – and nowhere to put it
Verge Science 2018 Why graphene hasn’t taken over the world...yet
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