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Science & Technology Archive
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DeFlip Side #198: The Queen of The Night
The story of how Mozart's "The Magic Flute" went from the stages of Vienna to the interstellar void. -
DeFlip Side #173: Virtual Mailbag 2016
Letters! We get letters! Listen up as listeners chime in on a bunch of stuff. -
DeFlip Side #171: Life’s First Handshake
The discovery of chiral — or right- and left-handed — molecules in deep space may give us new understanding of how life arose on Earth. -
DeFlip Side #166: Fessenden’s Gift
On Christmas Eve, 1906, Reginald Fessenden made the first radio broadcast — and changed the world. -
DeFlip Side #165: Legacy of the Lunokhod
We celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Soviet space first that shaped the current era of space exploration. -
DeFlip Side #162: A Bright Future at Brookhaven Lab
The National Synchrotron Light Source II puts Brookhaven National Lab—and Long Island—at the forefront of scientific exploration. -
DeFlip Side #161: Exploring New Horizons
We celebrate New Horizons' milestone trip to Pluto along with a milestone of our own. -
DeFlip Side #152: NASA’s New Era
NASA chooses two private companies to reboot America's manned space program. -
DeFlip Side #149: The “X” Factor
From a new moon shot to miracle medical breakthroughs, the X Prize Foundation hopes to jumpstart scientific advancement by exploiting humanity’s chief natural resource: greed. -
DeFlip Side #148: Ice Fishing on Europa
The waters of Jupiter's frozen satellite may harbor extraterrestrial life. So why does NASA seem so reluctant to shoulder its auger and get out on the ice?