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Updated: 23 Nov 10:35

Contest Puts Scientists' Bodies In Motion

22 Nov 21:50

John Bohannon has found a way to combine the emotion of dance with the excitement of PhD dissertations: It's called the "Dance Your PhD" competition, and the winners were announced this week. Bohannon describes the best bodies in motion.

New Clues In Lusitania's Sinking

22 Nov 18:25

When the luxury liner went down, it left a mystery behind: What was the cause of the second blast? After nearly a century of investigation, argument and intrigue, clues are starting to surface.

Take A Ride In A Car Of The Future

21 Nov 16:56

Science Friday director Charles Bergquist stops in at the 15th World Congress on Intelligent Transport Systems for a look at new car technologies. Down the road, cars may be able to drive themselves ... but will they be able to parallel park?

The Human Gut Is A Real Melting Pot

21 Nov 16:48

Scientists found 5,600 different species or strains of bacteria living in human intestines, making gut bacteria 10 times more diverse than expected. David Relman, one of the authors of the study, explains the findings and how a common antibiotic disrupts this bacterial community.

Ancient Mystery: How The Great Pyramid Was Built

21 Nov 16:44

Bob Brier, mummy expert, Egyptologist and co-author of The Secret of the Great Pyramid, discusses theories about how the ancient Egyptians managed to build the Great Pyramid. New research suggests a ramp inside the pyramid may have been the key to its construction.