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1 The Case of Charles Dexter Ward 2 The Whisperer in Darkness 3 The Shadow over Innsmouth The Lovecraft Investigations box set is now complete All three chilling series are on BBC Sounds now https://bbc.in/37lJm7Y | BBC Radio 4
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1 The Case of Charles Dexter Ward 2 The Whisperer in Darkness 3 The Shadow over Innsmouth The Lovecraft Investigations box set is now complete All three chilling series are on BBC Sounds now https://bbc.in/37lJm7Y | BBC Radio 4
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How can we send a message far into the future? How can we warn our descendants about buried nuclear waste? The Nuclear Priesthood: https://bbc.in/3Bq4OFv ⚠️☢️☠️☣️⚡ | BBC Radio 4
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How can we send a message far into the future? How can we warn our descendants about buried nuclear waste? The Nuclear Priesthood: https://bbc.in/3Bq4OFv ⚠️☢️☠️☣️⚡ | BBC Radio 4
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How can we send a message far into the future? How can we warn our descendants about buried nuclear waste? The Nuclear Priesthood: https://bbc.in/3iKi94a ⚠️☢️☠️☣️⚡ | BBC Radio 4
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How can we send a message far into the future? How can we warn our descendants about buried nuclear waste? The Nuclear Priesthood: https://bbc.in/3iKi94a ⚠️☢️☠️☣️⚡ | BBC Radio 4
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Could self-healing roads fix potholes? Material scientist Mark Miodownik joined Brian Cox and Robin Ince to discuss how this technology is already being experimented with on the M25 motorway. Infinite Monkey Cage | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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Could self-healing roads fix potholes? Material scientist Mark Miodownik joined Brian Cox and Robin Ince to discuss how this technology is already being experimented with on the M25 motorway. Infinite Monkey Cage | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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Is an LED face mask the secret to a brighter, clearer and more youthful skin? @gregfoot is back with a new series of Sliced Bread as he separates science fact from marketing fiction to find out if these so called ‘wonder products’ actually work. Sliced Bread 🍞| Listen on BBC Sounds 🎧 | BBC Radio 4
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Is an LED face mask the secret to a brighter, clearer and more youthful skin? @gregfoot is back with a new series of Sliced Bread as he separates science fact from marketing fiction to find out if these so called ‘wonder products’ actually work. Sliced Bread 🍞| Listen on BBC Sounds 🎧 | BBC Radio 4
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Introducing, Rare Earth Join Tom Heap and Helen Czerski as they tackle a major story about our environment, work out how we got here and meet the brave, clever people with fresh ideas to help us – and nature – thrive. Rare Earth | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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Introducing, Rare Earth Join Tom Heap and Helen Czerski as they tackle a major story about our environment, work out how we got here and meet the brave, clever people with fresh ideas to help us – and nature – thrive. Rare Earth | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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“Crime Fiction in a ChatGPT world” 👀🤖 @ruthwarewriter talks about a contemporary style of crime fiction with AI investigators as main characters.. or baddies? Loose Ends | Listen on BBC Sounds 🎧 | BBC Radio 4
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“There have actually been quite a few time scientists thought they’d found evidence of aliens.” 👽 And that’s exactly what one PhD student in 1969 thought when they discovered a repeatable signal in space. But what was actually causing this? Uncharted with Hannah Fry | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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🧬 🌍 How accurate are DNA Ancestry Tests? In his podcast, ‘Sliced Bread’, @gregfoot investigates the wonder products making bold claims. DNA Ancestry Tests say they can uncover your family’s origins and discover living relatives, but how do they work, how reliable are the results, and is it safe to send your genetic material to these companies? Sliced Bread 🍞 | Listen on BBC Sounds 🎧 | BBC Radio 4
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OTD in 2008: The Large Hadron Collider at CERN was switched on for the first time. Since then the collider has provided all sorts of fascinating results for scientists everywhere, but when Katy Brand & Ben Miller were given a tour they were sure to ask the all important questions. Infinite Monkey Cage | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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Would you let a robot do that? 🤖 We’re having the big conversations around AI and its impact on humanity’s future. The Today Programme | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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“It’s sort of a blob.” Dara had a test for Hannah on how our brains make associations 🧠 Curious Cases | Listen on BBC Sounds 🎧 | BBC Radio 4
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🔍 Only about 3% of the The Science Museum's awesome collection of objects is actually on display and many of the millions in storage have never been identified. Can you help? Here's one to get you started, The whole story is on Inside Science on BBC Sounds https://bbc.in/2DsOGKc | BBC Radio 4
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“From what we know, around our planet… We are the only two people out there, which is kind of cool.” Astronaut @astromikemassimino spoke to Brian Cox and Robin Ince about seeing the Earth from space, and how that - quite literally - changed his viewpoint. The Infinite Monkey Cage | Listen on BBC Sounds 🎧 | BBC Radio 4
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When one exasperated scientist, Paul Crutzen, interrupted a conference in Mexico, he proclaimed we are not longer in the same geological period but instead coined; ‘The Anthropocene’ - the age of humans. This led to earth scientists determing when exactly this change happened - the answer, 1st November 1952, but why? 🤔🌍 Uncharted with Hannah Fry | Listen on BBC Sounds 🎧 | BBC Radio 4
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Frankie Boyle lifts the lid on former North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il’s autobiographical achievements, but can you discern the fact from the fiction? The Unbelievable Truth | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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Captcha puzzles are getting harder, as AI is getting smarter. Aleks Krotoski’s guest of this week, AI Security Researcher Tobin South, explains how Captcha’s technology has to keep up with the rise of more complex and intelligent AIs. The Artificial Human | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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Maggie Iaquinto was the amateur radio enthusiast to contact Russian astronauts in the early 1990s. She would wait for the Mir space station to orbit over her home in Australia - saying hello, giving news and even sharing recipes. Her son, Ben Iaquinto tells Megan Jones how his mum built a relationship with the cosmonauts over the years - including with Sergei Krikalev, who was stranded in space for 311 days. Witness History | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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Do drinks and powders with electrolytes help to hydrate you better or is it just ‘sciencey’ BS? Greg Foot investigates electrolytes in the latest episode of Sliced Bread and is joined by Professor Graeme Close to explain the difference between science and ‘sciencey’ 🧪🧬 Sliced Bread 🍞 | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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How do you sort fact from fiction online? Author @naomi_alderman argues for a ‘checked internet’ which only contains verified information. Listen to Radical with @amolrajan on @bbcsounds or watch on @bbciplayer | BBC Radio 4
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Piano maestro Lang Lang treated Front Row to two special performances, ‘Mia & Sebastian’s Theme’ from La La Land by Justin Hurwitz and ‘Prélude Opus 28 No. 4 in E Minor’ by Frédéric Chopin. You can listen to Lang Lang’s full interview and performance tonight at 19:15 on BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds. Front Row | Listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4
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