Quirks and Quarks Segmented Show from CBC Radio
Summary: CBC Radio's Quirks and Quarks covers the quirks of the expanding universe to the quarks within a single atom... and everything in between.
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Podcasts:
Dark matter debris from a huge cosmic collision has mysteriously clumped together.
The rare and endangered sawfish uses its saw-like rostrum with great speed and skill.
A chain of chemical reactions due to the loss of Arctic sea ice is negatively effecting the northern food chain.
As invasive earthworms deplete the forest floor of leaf-litter, ovenbirds nests are exposed to predators.
A decline in the Willow Ptarmigan population is resulting in a subsequent decline in its main predator, the gyrfalcon.
Fossilized remains of a giant penguin that lived 25 million years ago in New Zealand have been pieced together.
A new strain of MRSA that humans can get from pigs actually came from humans in the first place.
The oldest fossilized forest has been found near the Catskill Mountains in New York.
The Northern Wheatear migrates am incredible 14,500kms from Alaska to sub Sahara Africa.
Dr. Richard Peltier, a Professor of Physics from the U of T is this year's winner of Canada's highest science award.
It is science fiction that the North Star or Polaris is the brightest in the Northern Hemisphere, Sirius is brighter.
Robots comprised of DNA material deliver drugs to damaged and diseased cells.
Female gelada monkeys terminate their pregancies when a new male takes over the dominant role.
There is new photographic evidence to support the idea that there is still tectonic activity on the moon.
A documentary report that explores the idea that exercise is a benefit to cognitive ability.
