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The big cats that stalked early humans and why ancient concrete outlasts the modern stuff
Published Sep 19, 2026 · 55m
This edition of The Science Show covers extinct big cats and early humans, the material properties behind durable Roman concrete, the history of technological disruption by space weather, and methane-consuming microorganisms living in tree bark.
Hosted by Robyn Williams, Belinda Smith
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ABC Radio National
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Briefing Chat: Baby T. rex were killers from birth, suggest new fossils
Published Jul 24, 2026
Nature staff discuss evidence that young tyrannosaurs hunted from birth, the weapons used by ancient Egyptian princesses and London’s emerging role in artificial-intelligence safety.
Springer Nature
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Steve Brusatte on the Dinosaurs That Survived the Asteroid
Published May 28, 2026 · 33m
Steve Brusatte discusses the dinosaurs that survived the end-Cretaceous asteroid impact: birds. The episode follows fossil evidence for feathered dinosaurs and the emergence of avian traits, then considers how surviving bird lineages diversified after the extinction. Publisher illustrations connect fossils, anatomy and evolutionary relationships.
Hosted by Oliver Strimpel
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Geology Bites
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