Episode 244
What Makes My Eyelid Twitch?
How is an electron microscope tip made to measure 1 atom thick? Why do I sound different on a recording? Can light be slowed down?
September 13, 201324m 4s
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Show Notes
How is an electron microscope tip made to measure 1 atom thick? Why do I sound different on a recording? Why does light slow down in some media? Why is soft water slimy? How do ants home in on my handbag? What makes my eyelids twitch? Plus, how scientists are exploring spider venoms as a source of new insecticides... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists
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