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2007
 | Bone Diggers Deep in an Australian cave, paleontologists discover fossils of extinct giant animals. |  |
 | First Flower In remote mountains of China, experts find clues to the origins of Earth's most stunning plants. |  |
 | Forgotten Genius Against all odds, African-American chemist Percy Julian became one of the great scientists of the 20th century. |  |
 | The Great Inca Rebellion Mass graves and forensic evidence reveal a complex truth about how the Inca Empire fell. |  |
 | Ghost in Your Genes Experts investigate how a mysterious "second genome" helps determine our biological fates. |  |
 | Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial Science is 'Exhibit A' in a landmark trial on the teaching of evolution. |  |
 | Kings of Camouflage Meet the cuttlefish, one of the brainiest, most bizarre animals in the ocean. |  |
 | The Last Great Ape An expedition into the Congo examines one of our closest living relatives, the peace-loving bonobo. |  |
 | Marathon Challenge Explore what it takes—physically and mentally—for novice runners to make it through a classic test of endurance. |  |
 | Master of the Killer Ants The Mofu people of Cameroon rely on an unlikely ally—a driver ant—to protect their homes and crops. |  |
 | Missing in MiG Alley What happened to American pilots shot down over Korea half a century ago? |  |
 | NOVA scienceNOW: January 9, 2007 The January 9 broadcast looks at attempts to build a space elevator, how we age, a new technique for finding Maya ruins, and a profile of biologist Bonnie Bassler. |  |
 | July 10, 2007 (NOVA scienceNOW) Find out why you shouldn't shortchange sleep, look inside the biggest atom smasher ever, examine the strange phenomenon of emergence, and see a profile of archeologist Julie Schablitsky. |  |
 | July 24, 2007 (NOVA scienceNOW) Learn how our lifestyles can change the way our genes work, examine a yet-to-be-broken code on a sculpture called Kryptos, see preserved dinosaur blood vessels, and meet cosmologist Arlie Petters. |  |
 | Pocahontas Revealed Archeologists uncover the reality behind a great American myth. |  |
 | Saved by the Sun Is it time to take solar energy seriously? |  |
 | Secrets of the Samurai Sword Examine the thousand-year-old art and science behind the making of a Japanese warrior's key weapon. |  |
 | Sputnik Declassified Top-secret documents rewrite the history of the famous satellite and the early space race. |  |
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