Science Questions tells tales through words and song about ducks hitching rides on cars, a town plagued by hundreds of small earthquakes, and songbirds dwindling away in a small town...

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Jan 6th, 2012 28m

Science Questions profiles the Civilian Conservation Corp and its impact on how we manage our public lands today.

Science Questions 12/09

Dec 9th, 2011 27m 11s

Science Questions profiles a new health movement that advocates eating like a caveman -- only plant and animal protein, excluding all dairy products, grains, and anything processed. It's called the paleo diet and it has plenty of followers and

Science Questions 12/02

Dec 2nd, 2011 29m 21s

Science Questions explores the Great Salt Lake ecosystem -- the organisms, the colors, the smells and the pollution that make it so unique.

Science Questions 11/18

Nov 18th, 2011 29m 22s

Science Questions examines avalanche danger in Utah and addresses what you should know to stay safe whether you are at a ski resort or in the backcountry.

Science Questions 11/11

Nov 11th, 2011 31m 48s

Science Questions presents a Stanford University study recently featured in Scientific American about the urgency to change our energy system to one completely based on wind, water and solar energy. We also take a look at Governor Herbert's ene

Science Questions 10/21

Oct 21st, 2011 27m 18s

cience Questions explores the evolution of conservation in America from the 1930s Civilian Conservatin Corp to the modern day Americorp, which is under threat of being cut by congress.

Science Questions 10/14

Oct 14th, 2011 24m 35s

Science Questions highlights another USTAR project at Utah State University where engineers are transforming our buklding lighting systems through advanced computer software programming that can read and interpret our lighting desires.

Science Questions 10/07

Oct 10th, 2011 30m 11s

Science Questios profiles a project at the Energy Dynamics Lab at Utah State University where they are working to electrify the nation's highway system.

Science Questions 9/29

Sep 30th, 2011 30m 16s

Science Questions reviews climate change research with Utah geophysicist David Chapman, who drills holes deep into the Earth's crust measuring its elevating temperature.

Science Questions 9/23

Sep 23rd, 2011 32m 47s

Matt Might started as a teenage hacker and is now building an inpenetrable computer system for the military. Science Questions talks to Might today about the growing need for better internet security.

Science Questions 9/16

Sep 16th, 2011 29m 38s

Science Questions presents the conclusion of Adolescent Recovery: It Takes a Community -- the three-part series about teenage drug addiction and recovery schools, where teens get treated for their addictions while also getting a good education.

Science Questions 9/09

Sep 9th, 2011 50m

Rocket launches and prescription drug abuse in Utah, today, September 9, 2011, on Science Questions from Utah Public Radio.

Science Questions 9/02

Sep 2nd, 2011 29m 18s

Science Questions presents Part 1 of the series, Adolescent Recovery: It Takes a Community.

Science Questions 08/25

Aug 25th, 2011 29m 56s

Science Questions explores the biology of aggression and how it might shape social reform in the future, as Part IV of SQ Radio's series on Epi-genetics.

Science Questions 08/19

Aug 19th, 2011 30m 51s

Science Questions show for August 19, 2011

Science Questions 08/11

Aug 11th, 2011 29m 34s

Science Questions presents part 3 of their ongoing series on the emerging field of epi-genetics. It has received sparse media attention even though it has been around since the 1970s. Now, scientists are realizing it has the potential to expla

Science Questions 08/05

Aug 5th, 2011 30m 33s

Science Questions explores the application of a growing research field called epi-genetics to the field of psychology. Christopher bad-cock, reader in sociology in the London school of economics, is a sociologist and social anthropologist who s

Science Questions 07/29

Jul 29th, 2011 28m 41s

Science Questions heads to the Goshute mountain range in Nevada where Salt Lake City teens camped out to witness and study one of the largest raptor migrations paths in the U.S. and Canada. Not only did they have fun learning about the birds,

Science Questions 07/22

Jul 22nd, 2011 29m 1s

Sixty glider pilots from across the U.S. are competing this month in the national and regional soaring competition in Logan, Utah. Science Questions explores this air sport where pilots fly unpowered sailplanes and race each other in the sky.

Science Questions 07/15

Jul 15th, 2011 52m

Coyotes are ubiquitous and have been categorized in many ways: the clown, the hero, the fool, the sacred one. They are both mythologized and persecuted, respected, and hated. Coyotes are the most abundant predator in North America. Tracking th

Science Questions 07/08

Jul 8th, 2011 30m 40s

It is racing season and Science Questions profiles the most innovative car race in the nation, the American Le Mans series. The next generation of cars is often based on the super high tech race cars engineered for this green racing series.

Science Questions 07/01

Jul 1st, 2011 29m 55s

Science Questions explores what is called pathological altruism and how it might explain a complex murder mystery in Utah.

Science Questions 06/24

Jun 24th, 2011 27m 34s

Science Questions describes the fate of the iconic amur (pronouned ah-mer) tiger and the heart-stopping tale of one tiger's revenge in Siberia.

Science Questions 06/17

Jun 17th, 2011 30m 12s

Over 1,000 heart transplants have been performed in Utah to date. Science Questions reviews Utah's heart history and introduces Victor Pardini, who received a new heart that saved his life.