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About Ira Flatow
Ira Flatow (born March 9, 1949) is a radio and television personality who hosts National Public Radio's popular Talk of the Nation - Science Friday. He is probably best known for hosting Newton's Apple which was an Emmy Award-winning television science program for children and young adults. He was born in New York City and his first experience with a television news program was in his high school. In 1967, however, Flatow entered college to pursue an engineering degree.
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Talk of the Nation Science Friday
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Science Friday
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How Tiny Nanoparticles Are Transforming Technology
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Dung Microbes, Gun Research, Airplane Germs, Kepler Mission. March 23, 2018, Part 2
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Hr1:News Roundup, Uber Data, Obama Science Legacy, Asteroid Missions
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COVID-19 Factcheck, Digital Earth Day, City Nature Challenge, Ancient Antarctic Forest. April 17, 20
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Ancient Tools, Life On Mars, An Aurora Named Steve. March 16, 2018, Part 2.
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Neuroscientists Peer Into The Mind's Eye, Alexander von Humboldt. May 3, 2019, Part 2
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Coronavirus Fact-Check, Poetry of Science, Social Bats. March 20, 2020, Part 2
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Hr1: News Roundup, Spacesuits, Eclipse, Aurora, Hypoliths
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