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What to know about the “Ring of Fire” Eclipse
The "Ring of Fire" eclipse is coming. Seriously, don’t look directly at it.
What to know about the “Ring of Fire” Eclipse
Mastering Lighting and Audio in Video | NOVA Science Studio
Elevate lighting and audio with these techniques to highlight creative storytelling
Mastering Lighting and Audio in Video | NOVA Science Studio
Introducing the NOVA Science Studio Program
The NOVA Science Studio is a youth science journalism program for high school students.
Introducing the NOVA Science Studio Program
How To Film Great Video With A Phone | NOVA Science Studio
NOVA producer Alex Clark shares 3 fundamentals of shooting with a smartphone.
How To Film Great Video With A Phone | NOVA Science Studio
How To Do A Video Interview | NOVA Science Studio Tutorial
Interviewing is one of the most important parts of creating compelling videos
How To Do A Video Interview | NOVA Science Studio Tutorial
Complete Guide To Editing | NOVA Science Studio Tutorials
Learn editing tips and techniques to ensure a cohesive story from start to finish
Complete Guide To Editing | NOVA Science Studio Tutorials
Rare Fossil Appears to Show Mammal Attacking Dinosaur
Could a small mammal take down a dinosaur?
Rare Fossil Appears to Show Mammal Attacking Dinosaur
The nation’s first big offshore wind farm is coming
The first commercial-scale offshore wind farm in the US is being built off Massachusetts.
The nation’s first big offshore wind farm is coming
What Made the Titan Submersible Design Unconventional?
An international investigation into the fatal submersible implosion is underway.
What Made the Titan Submersible Design Unconventional?
Could Whale Poop Help Cool the Planet?
Marine biologists unravel how whales and their poop trap carbon and feed the ocean.
Could Whale Poop Help Cool the Planet?
This Fungus Is Spreading Rapidly in Hospitals
Cases of Candida auris are increasing every year.
This Fungus Is Spreading Rapidly in Hospitals
There’s Something Living in Wildfire Smoke
Wildfire smoke can carry harmful microorganisms long distances.
There’s Something Living in Wildfire Smoke
How the West Is Making It Rain, With Science
A method of boosting snow and rainfall may help ease drought conditions in the western US.
How the West Is Making It Rain, With Science
Soothing Science: The Light You See at Sunset
Relax to the sound of the ocean and discover the science behind sunsets.
Soothing Science: The Light You See at Sunset
The Mystery and Physics of the Spiral Football Pass
There are two key players involved: gravity and angular momentum.
The Mystery and Physics of the Spiral Football Pass
Astronaut Walter Cunningham on the Historic Apollo 7 Mission
He discussed the first crewed Apollo mission, Apollo 7, with NOVA in 1998.
Astronaut Walter Cunningham on the Historic Apollo 7 Mission
Lee and Liza's Family Tree Preview
A family turns to science in their struggle to rediscover a history obscured by slavery.
Lee and Liza's Family Tree Preview
Can DNA technology Help Rebuild a Family Tree?
A Black family uses DNA technology to unlock secrets of the past.
Can DNA technology Help Rebuild a Family Tree?
Why Mosquitos Are Humanity’s Deadliest Creature
About 80% of deaths caused by Malaria annually are young children, below the age of five.
Why Mosquitos Are Humanity’s Deadliest Creature
Today, Malaria is considered a tropical disease, but it wasn’t always that way.
How Malaria Shaped America
Inside China's Tech Boom Preview
The inside story of China’s meteoric rise to the forefront of global innovation.
Inside China's Tech Boom Preview
The Catastrophe That Killed 90% Of Earth’s Species
An ancient catastrophe killed nearly all life on Earth - and an asteroid wasn’t to blame.
The Catastrophe That Killed 90% Of Earth’s Species
Ancient Earth: Inferno Preview
How did life bounce back after a cataclysmic extinction wiped out some 90% of all species?
Ancient Earth: Inferno Preview
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