Tuesdays: 2PM Pacific Time
An hour long radio program on science, technology, politics, and the environment. Topics covered include black holes, time travel, higher dimensions, string theory, wormholes, search for extra-terrestial life, dark matter and dark energy, the future of space travel, genetic engineering, the aging process, the future of medicine, the human body shop, artificial intelligence, the future of computers and robots, as well as topics from science fiction. Hosted by Michio Kaku.
(1) Scientists make dire warnings about global warming (2) 2 million die yearly due to air pollution, said WHO (3) North Korea may have detonated an atomic bomb, (4) New $10 million prize for genomics (5) New breakthrough in quantum teleportation.
Is your food safe and good for you? News from Africa, anthropologists in Ethiopia are excited that they have been able to extract bones of a nearly complete skeleton from three and a half million years ago. Professor Carl Grossman, who warned the world of the dangers of shooting large amount of plutonium into the … Continued
Is it human activity of the sun that is causing global warming? Is Vitamin D good for you? A new study says that Vitamin D has tremendous power over pancreatic cancer. Dr. Michael Shermer, who runs a column in Scientific America and author of "Why Darwin Matters," on the theory of evolution.
Polar ice caps and greenhouse effect. NSA preparing for post shuttle era and is preparing for launching of Orion spacecraft. Gene therapy uses the body on mechanismâ
Previously ran interviews. Chris Lancey, scientist and operations officer at National Hurricane Center in Miami, which is the principle organization that tracks monstrous hurricanes. Robert Watson, one of the most influential environmentalists, and his concern with the depletion of natural resources.
Depart from usual format. Michio Kaku is speaking in Europe. Pre-recorded interviews. Emerging crisis over Iran. The Iranian governmentâ
California could become the greenest state of the union? Is Pluto a planet and does it really matter? Hurricane season started last month and now scientists are beginning to weigh in on global warming and its effect on the world.
Over 100 people have died in France due to the heat wave. The governor of California and Tony Blair has announced a joint initiative to rain in greenhouse gasses. Special guest professor and author, Jay Olshansky of â
Global warning: nations of the world are literally melting under this oppressive heat 2005 has been deemed the hottest year ever recorded in the history of science, with 2006 not far behind. Can dementia be detected? Special guest professor and author, Jay Olshansky of “Quest for Immortality.”
Is Global Warming causing dead zones, areas where nothing can live? Diabetes as disease of the century? Molecular detection of cells years before they become cancerous? Nuclear proliferation to North Korea and Iran but what about India? Nuclear physicist, Dr Ivan Olrick of the Federation of American Scientist on nuclear proliferation discusses who has the … Continued
