Science In Action Episodes Episode guide
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Worst SE Asian Haze for 20 Years
Environmental and health disaster in SE Asia caused by illegal forest fires and El Niño
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Shockingly Sophisticated Electric Eels
Electric eels use high voltage zaps to find, stun, track, and manipulate their prey
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Mid-Atlantic Seabed Drilling Expedition
RRS James Cook, packed with cutting-edge equipment, sets off on Monday from Southampton.
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Long-term Weather Forecasting
Long-term weather forecasting could become more accurate by looking at stratosphere winds
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Sequencing the First Ancient African Genome
The first ancient African genome sheds light on Eurasians coming back to Africa
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Water Flows on the Surface of Mars
Evidence that there is liquid water on the surface of Mars
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Antarctic Seabed Life Captures Carbon as Ice Melts
As Antarctic ice melts seabed creatures may counteract climate change by capturing carbon
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The Latest Pictures of Pluto
Scientists attempt to interpret yet more amazing features seen in pictures of Pluto
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New Human Found in the ‘Cradle of Humankind' Cave
Fifteen partial skeletons of a new Hominin, Homo Naledi, discovered in deep African cave
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Counting the World’s Trees
Global study estimates there are three trillion trees on Earth
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Trawling Depth Restrictions in EU Waters
Study finds evidence that supports creating restrictions on trawling depths in EU waters.
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Lessons from Katrina
Learning from Hurricane Katrina, applying coastal protection plans elsewhere.
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Searching for Flight MH370
How barnacles might help find missing flight MH370
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Hiroshima Bomb: 70th Anniversary
Long term effects of radiation on survivors of Hiroshima atomic bomb.
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First Results from the Philae Lander
The first published findings from comet 67P show expected but promising results
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The Four-Legged Hugging Snake
A very early snake fossil shows they probably evolved from burrowing lizards
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Speed Cells in the Brain
Specialised cells in the brain can tell you how fast you are going
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Global Warming and the Arctic Tundra
How global warming is affecting Arctic tundra and how it could be adding to the problem.
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Ebola Virus Returns to Liberia
Ebola returns to Liberia almost two months after being declared free of the virus
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Driver Behaviour in Autonomous Vehicles
Who really should be in control of driverless cars?
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Poo Points to Poaching Hotspots
Matching DNA from poached ivory and elephant poo helps target poaching hotspots in Africa
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Are Camels the Source of Mers?
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome could have come from camels
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Evidence Against the Global Warming Pause
Recalculation of the data dismisses the reported 'global warming hiatus'
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Exploring the State of Science in India
How well is India doing on the world science stage?
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Mind Reading Robotics
A quadriplegic man moves a robotic arm by thinking about beer
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Gene Expression Changes with the Seasons
Effect of seasons on our genes may explain why some illnesses are aggravated in winter
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The Destructive Power of the Nepalese Earthquake
Seismologists report on the unusual shaking during the Nepalese earthquake
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Nepal Earthquake
How science can help the rescue efforts after the Nepal earthquake
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Bees Attracted to Toxic Pesticides
Bees attracted to pesticides, Moore's Law 50 years on; Dog evolution
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Hubble’s 25th Anniversary
How has the Hubble Space Telescope enhanced our understanding of the universe?