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Title: Scientific American, March 2010


Author: Scientific American


Narrator: Mark Moran


Format: Highlights


Length: 1 hr and 19 mins


Language: English


Release date: 03-01-10


Publisher: Scientific American


Genres: Science & Technology, Magazine & Radio



Summary:


In this issue:


"The Moon That Would Be a Planet": Saturn's largest moon has an atmosphere that's thicker than Earth's and a surface that is almost as varied.


"The Brain's Dark Energy": Recent discoveries in brain activity that may hold a key to understanding neurological disorders and even consciousness itself.


"Fusion's False Dawn": Scientists have long dreamt of harnessing nuclear fusion for of a safe, clean and virtually unlimited energy supply.


"Toxic Gas, Lifesaver": New findings reveal how a lethal gas actually plays a key role in the survival of the human body.



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