How do we keep up in the arms race against antibiotic resistant bacteria? What can we do when our last line of resort fails? What new ways can we tackle antibiotic resistance.
1000s of new planets have been discovered, so could any potentially hold life? Plus squashing rumours of alien Dyson spheres, finding out what colours Jupiter's Great Red Spot and an AI teaching assistant fools students.
How do you make a machine talk like a real human? How do you make a robot learn a language? We delve into the complicated world of making an AI more humans.
How do you shrink down a datacenter onto DNA? Who wins in a fight between the LHC and a Weasel, and what does it all have to do with the discovery of the electron? All this and more on Lagrange Point.
How do animals survive extreme disasters and avoid extinction level events? How did some dinosaurs manage to survive the dramatic events that wiped so many others out?
How does the bearcat make delicious popcorn smells? Well the answer is a tad surprising to all involved. Plus we find out how the tiniest navigators the Monarch Butterflies cross continents without a compass.
Reusable robot rockets landing on robot boats carrying inflatable space stations into space - It's been a big week in space! Plus we find out about mysterious lone planets and triple stars.
Can you really squeeze a SCUBA suit into 1 into mouthpiece? We kick-stop some crowdfunding campaigns with real science! Plus we find out about a fish that can climb up waterfalls!
How can moldy bread help recharge batteries? How do ant empires recover from large scale warfare? Which animals made it to the Elite Eight in Mammal March Madness! Check out Episode 162 of Lagrange Point.
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About Lagrange Point
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A fun take on the latest science news with enough data to sink your teeth into. Lagrange Point goes beyond the glossy summary and gets in depth with the research from across the world.