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UW-Madison emeritus Chemistry professor Bassam Shakhashiri says science literacy takes many forms.
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Milwaukee will experience 90% coverage of the solar eclipse on April 8th. Here's what to expect and how to best enjoy it.
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Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson joins Lake Effect's Audrey Nowakowski to talk about science — from his favorite stargazing memory to how to get adults to better understand it.
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In a new children's book, Milwaukee author and illustrator Andy Rash brings the story of the adventure he shared with his 7-year-old son during the 2017 total solar eclipse.
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It’s part of how cities like Milwaukee adapt to life on a more volatile coast.
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National Weather Service in Wisconsin keeps us informed of torrential thunderstorms to snow in AprilEvery weather alert on your phone or forecast you see on television in the southeast Wisconsin area uses data from the National Weather Service's office and data from volunteers across the region. WUWM's Mallory Cheng visits the office near Sullivan, Wisconsin, to learn more.
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In front of the Domes in Milwaukee, there's a set of numbers curving around a center plaque that lists each month of the year. Bubbler Talk explores what it is and how to use it.
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Because of friction, sleds don't technically touch the snow and instead ride on a small layer of water created by the heat of the sled sliding down the hill.
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The Manfred Olson Planetarium at UW-Milwaukee has been hosting a series of events based on the zodiac, and this month they are highlighting Capricorn.
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UW-Milwaukee's School of Freshwater Sciences researcher Sandra McLellan is recognized for her groundbreaking work to identify waterborne disease threats, especially in Great Lakes urban coastal areas. That work led McLellan's investigation of bacteria that thrive in sewer pipes that might actually do good, not harm.