Pleasure of knowledge-quiz4_reasoning(Science month special)
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The Greatest Show on Earth(Quest Science month special)
A musical celebration of the wonders of biology, including evolution, natural selection, DNA, and more. Featuring David Attenborough, Richard Dawkins and Bill Nye
“Rogue” Scientists and You vs. Anti-Science
This is an archive of some of the most important examples of recent anti-science encroachments in politics but also of scientists and humanists uniting. click here to read
Communicating Science in the 21st century(Quest Science month special)
Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson’s compelling exploration of what science communication is, drawing on interesting similarities and contrasts between the UK and the US.
Language Rewires Our Brain-Shots of Awe
“Shakespeare can free us from ourselves. His lush, prismatic verse grants us ‘a small but metaphysically glorious holiday’…”
Naturopathy and Herbal Medicines-from James Randi foundation(Quest Science month special)
Naturopathy is an ill-defined system based on vitalistic mythology; it combines commonsense health and nutrition measures and rational use of a few herbs with a huge variety of unscientific practices and anti-medical double-talk. What naturopaths do that is good is no different from what MDs do, and what...
The Discovery of Fire(Quest science month special)
Fire – our most enduring ally. Its discovery was the most important moment in our species’ history. Together, we would spread to every corner of the planet. Fire carried mankind through every desert, ice age, and mountain range, and man spread fire throughout the world to places it...
Shots of Awe-Hopeless Duality Of Man
“Every moment of light and dark is a miracle.” – Walt Whitman
Pleasure of knowing-science quiz3(Quest science month special)
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SYMPHONY OF SCIENCE – WAVES OF LIGHT(Quest science month special)
A musical celebration of light and how it tells the story of our universe. Featuring Brian Cox.
