My Science Project 29-Nov-2007

This show shifts through the weird and unusual science articles and news that have recently passed by Julia's inbox: Is the mythical chupacabra real?? Can drinking clean water kill you?! The truth about carbohydrates! How science can improve the...

An episode of the CiTR -- My Science Project (2008) podcast, hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine, titled "My Science Project 29-Nov-2007" was published on November 30, 2007 and runs 59 minutes.

November 30, 2007 ·59m · CiTR -- My Science Project (2008)

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This show shifts through the weird and unusual science articles and news that have recently passed by Julia's inbox: Is the mythical chupacabra real??Can drinking clean water kill you?!The truth about carbohydrates!How science can improve the earning power of sex workers!....that, Stompin' Tom, Edwin Starr, and more

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This show shifts through the weird and unusual science articles and news that have recently passed by Julia's inbox:
Is the mythical chupacabra real??
Can drinking clean water kill you?!
The truth about carbohydrates!
How science can improve the earning power of sex workers!
....that, Stompin' Tom, Edwin Starr, and more

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