Scientific American, October 2013 Scientific American, October 2013

Scientific American, October 2013

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Publisher Description

In this issue:

"An Ear to the Big Bang": Astronomers may be able to observe the first few moments after the big bang.

"Long Live the Humans": Modern genomes and ancient mummies are yielding interesting clues to why humans live longer than other primates.

"The Data-Driven Society": The digital traces we leave behind each day reveal more about us than we know.

"Russia’s New Empire: Nuclear Power": Russia is raising safety concerns by aggressively selling nuclear reactors all over the world.

GENRE
Science & Nature
NARRATOR
MM
Mark Moran
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
01:33
hr min
RELEASED
2013
October 1
PUBLISHER
Scientific American
PRESENTED BY
Audible.com
SIZE
75.3
MB

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