Scientific American|3728 - Can you hear a forest disappear?
Host Rachel Feltman, alongside leading science and tech journalists, dives into the rich world of scientific discovery in this bite-size science variety show.
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Publicado18 sep. 2026
Duración19:46
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3728-
Can you hear a forest disappear?
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18 sep. 2026
3727-
Unexplainable: What happened before the big bang?
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16 sep. 2026
3726-
From 9/11’s lasting legacy to AI’s disruptive future
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14 sep. 2026
3725-
Is AI making us less human?
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11 sep. 2026
3724-
The surprising science of friendship
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09 sep. 2026
3723-
What if a dating app matched you with a dead body?
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04 sep. 2026
3722-
The hackers fighting to keep our water safe
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02 sep. 2026
3721-
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope launches
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31 ago. 2026
3720-
Is Trump abandoning endangered species?
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28 ago. 2026
3719-
Could damaged sperm be causing miscarriages?
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26 ago. 2026
3718-
What happens when Arctic ice melts and forests lose protection?
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24 ago. 2026
3717-
Can magic mushrooms help treat anorexia?
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21 ago. 2026
3716-
Is AI making the creativity crisis worse?
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19 ago. 2026
3715-
A stunning solar eclipse, a vaccine shake-up and coffee’s big win
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17 ago. 2026
3714-
How AI helped a nonspeaking opera star find his voice
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14 ago. 2026
3713-
Could humans learn to speak in music?
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12 ago. 2026
3712-
A moon crash, water hacks and a new mRNA flu shot
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10 ago. 2026
3711-
Is Gen Z making smoking cool again?
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07 ago. 2026
3710-
Getting to YouTube science stardom by building $#!%ty robots
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05 ago. 2026
3709-
Explosive diarrhea, ‘protein maxxing’ and the science of burnout
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03 ago. 2026
3708-
Lewis, Clark and America’s first great science mission
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31 jul. 2026
3707-
How to beat rogue antibodies at their own game [Sponsored]
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30 jul. 2026
3706-
Summer Reading Challenge: Quantum queerness, Pompeii and plant horror
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29 jul. 2026
3705-
Your summer reading list starts here
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27 jul. 2026
3704-
Are we too afraid of the sun?
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24 jul. 2026
3703-
Ebola update, World Cup heat risks, dad brains
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22 jun. 2026
3702-
How common viruses could quietly raise your cancer risk
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19 jun. 2026
3701-
The neuroscientist decoding how the brain learns
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17 jun. 2026
3700-
From aspiring actress to NASA astrophysicist
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15 jun. 2026
3699-
Disclosure Day and the science of alien language
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12 jun. 2026
3698-
The science of World Cup grass
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10 jun. 2026
3697-
World Cup health monitoring ramps up as Mars mission ends and AI rules shift
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08 jun. 2026
3696-
What’s in a name? When it comes to PCOS, a lot
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05 jun. 2026
3695-
The math behind your daily annoyances
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03 jun. 2026
3694-
Why this Ebola outbreak is so different
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01 jun. 2026
3693-
You think you’re using your phone. It’s using you back
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29 mayo 2026
3692-
Can we build a world that works for all?
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27 mayo 2026
3691-
The fake disease that fooled AI
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22 mayo 2026
3690-
Nukes on the moon?
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20 mayo 2026
3689-
Hantavirus update, PCOS name change, ‘cheeky’ fish behavior
Escuchado
18 mayo 2026
3688-
Why Black women face a silent health crisis
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15 mayo 2026
3687-
Do you actually need more protein? What the science says
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13 mayo 2026
3686-
Hantavirus at sea, microplastics, and the Alaska tsunami mystery
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11 mayo 2026
3685-
Influencers are obsessed with peptides. What does the science say?
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08 mayo 2026
3684-
He let AI agents run a start-up—and things got weird fast