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So join me as we explore our place in a big, diverse family tree, about 4 billion years in the making.

One idea scientists are exploring is called Marine Cloud Brightening.

In our next episode, we’ll explore the ways that religion gets into our ideas about another social construct: race.

One idea scientists are exploring is called marine cloud brightening.

But literature lets us explore all kinds of scenarios.

That when you see different body types exploring the same type of movement, it's going to look completely different.

“Welcome to Crash Course: Futures of AI, where we explore the world-changing innovations of artificial intelligence.”

Join us in our next episode when we will explore another vast cosmos, the religions of Africa.

Just like if you're exploring in the wilderness or you're driving somewhere, do you keep going straight or do you make a right?

Open Odelia is excited and interested in exploring this beautiful island.

He gathers everyone to celebrate their survival and to tell them about his plan to explore the island together!

Decades after this research, football clubs are becoming more interested in brain data technology, even exploring whether a player's brain can be trained.

“Where we explore the world-changing innovations that artificial intelligence is dragging to our doorstep like an enthusiastic robot puppy who doesn’t know whether it brought you a pizza or hacked your bank account.”

I knew that it would be an easier transition, and also I wanted to explore more of the African continent, which of course I would have access to that here.

Wherever you are in your college experience, it’s a great time to explore ways that you can keep your mental, emotional, and physical health in check and discover resources you can access for help.

And with all that “have kids to save your country” business in the air, it’s no surprise Latin American literature also has explored another type of family bond: parenthood.

Scientists use supercomputers to run what is known as hydrodynamic numerical simulations, where different physical conditions that may have led to bubble formation are explored.

I've gained the opportunity to spend time with them and create more freedom in myself, but also freedom within our family to explore our dreams and our passions.

But a while back, a journalist called me “the Indiana Jones of astrophysics” because in research I was willing to take risks, try out new ideas, explore in a way that makes most people a bit uncomfortable.

I've spent my whole life studying history, and the maybe the main thing I've learned is however complicated I thought something was when I really started to explore it, it's more complicated than I thought it was.