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Galaxies: An Interview with Author Or Graur

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The Uranium Club

Transistors and Pan Am Airlines: Frontiers in History

Interview with Science Writer Dana D'Amico

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National History Day Interviews: Debate, Diplomacy, and Climate Change

Cassiopeia - A supernova remnant. Each color reveals a different element created in the explosion: silicon (red), sulfur (yellow), calcium (green), iron (purple). The supernova blast wave is shown in blue. Credit: NASA/CXC/SAO

Supernova: An Interview with Author Or Graur

Einstein and Lorentz

Einstein’s Witches’ Sabbath

Grace Hopper

National History Day Interviews: Computing for the Win

Fred Dylla

Scientific Journeys with Author Fred Dylla

Discussing the New Book, The Soul of Genius, with Author Jeffrey Orens

Vera Rubin: A Life, with Author Dr. Jacqueline Mitton

Author Jamie Holmes: An Interview

Author and Scientist Ainissa Ramirez: an Interview

Q&A with a Book Donor

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