TV Alert: NOVA scienceNOW
I know you never watch television any more, but you might want to dust off the box on Tuesday, January 10th to watch Nova scienceNOW on PBS. It has a collection of science stories including coverage about the newly discovered 10th planet. Visit their website for more information and viewing times. Although it’s not available yet, PBS makes all its Nova scienceNOW episodes available to watch online from its archive.
Fraser Cain
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