Season 4 Episode 31 | 26m 46s
In this episode of SciTech Now, we explore the challenges of drawing extinct animals like dinosaurs; fabric as wearable technology; how blind fish can help humans with sleep problems; and the digestive power of goats.
Aired: 07/09/18
Video has closed captioning.Ways to safeguard Honey Bees; Algae Blooms; A journey to the Artic; and the Ebola Vaccine.
Saving sacred Navajo Water, Dave Mosher talks rocket, Bill Nye's warning, Zoo habitats
Detecting fake ID’s; the ironing board; religion and the brain; and 3D printing for space.
Our changing climate, extinction, The Liberty Science Center, and GPS on Birds.
Bats, concussions, interaction between surface water and groundwater, and mudslides.
Everyday items saving lives, future cars, improving memory, and wrong way drivers.
Black Moshannon State Park, discovering planets, science & religion, and the Witte Museum.
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Bugs, 3D printing submarines, James Webb telescope, and a defense against earthquakes.
A wearable that reads brainwaves, tires from lettuce, controlling noise, and pollution.
Could a blind fish help humans with sleep problems?
Can the blind Mexican catfish unlock the mystery of sleep loss?
