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From the award-winning producers of Nova comes Nova ScienceNow, the fast-paced, innovative, and entertaining science program featuring timely science and technology stories along with biographical profiles of science personalities on the cutting edge of their fields. The program is hosted by Neil DeGrasse Tyson, well-known astrophysicist and author, described by Time magazine as "the Carl Sagan of the 21st century."

NOVA moves to a new time. Beginning Jan 19, NOVA ScienceNOW and NOVA can be seen each Wednesday, 8-10pm, on WGBH 2.

How Smart Are Animals?

How Smart Are Animals?

Nova ScienceNow

The intelligence of animals is investigated.

60 min.

Dinosaur Plague

Dinosaur Plague

Nova ScienceNow

Insects caught in amber spark a controversial theory about what killed the dinosaurs.

Detecting Earthquakes

Detecting Earthquakes

Nova ScienceNow

Can we predict earthquakes? NOVA scienceNOW visits Haiti in search of answers.

Profile: Jay Keasling

Profile: Jay Keasling

Nova ScienceNow

A synthetic biologist raised on a Nebraska farm is on a quest for clean-burning biofuels.

Robotic Cars

Robotic Cars

Nova ScienceNow

Tiny, battery-powered cars called EN-Vs can talk to each other and drive themselves.

Smart Grid

Smart Grid

Nova ScienceNow

Our electric grid is inefficient and shows signs of strain. Can a "smart grid" help?

Schedule

Thursday
3/8/12 9:00 AM
WGBH World
Thursday
3/8/12 3:00 PM
WGBH World
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