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You know, broadcasting in on short wave. i don't know. what is the way to breakthrough that bubble, to get information, real information, right, not that supplied from the mouth of vladimir putin, and the people around him. >> we will actually learn it very soon because we are going through this right now. we are living through this totally new situation. because before that still the internet was, well, not free, of course, but still much freer than in china, for example, let's say. but now, well, still, still information is spreading through internet, spreading through other social networks ...

Understanding how life survives in extreme Earth environments could point to ways life can survive on other worlds. Astrobiologist Morgan Cable talks to host Emily Kwong about how her missions here on Earth have guided two upcoming NASA missions in search for alien life, not in a far off galaxy, but here in our solar system. The Titan Dragonfly and the Europa Clipper missions will each explore an ocean world in our solar system, where scientists believe we could find life--life that may be unlike anything we've seen before. Today on Short Wave, life as we know it - and life as we don't know it...

What is a 10 meter radio? Many people have asked that question, and it is a very good question. Even though we live in the digital age and have all these

Growing up, Jada Yuan didn't realize how famous her grandmother was in the world of physics. In this episode, we delve into the life of physicist Chien-Shiung Wu from her granddaughter's perspective. Jada talks to host Emily Kwong about writing the article Discovering Dr. Wu for the Washington Post, where she is a reporter covering culture and politics. Check out part one in which Emily talks to Short Wave's scientist-in-residence about how Chien-Shiung Wu altered physics. She made a landmark discovery in 1956 about how our universe operates at the tiniest levels.

A running coach and athlete with a background in exercise science shares tips on building your mileage and finishing your first race injury-free.