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Slingshots of the Oceanic directed by Flora Lichtman.

“Why Ancient Pacific mariners were the NASA scientists of their day.”

Have you explored Flora Lichtman’s work?

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The afterlife of a whale in its fellow ecosystem. 

‘Directed by Sharon Shattuck and Flora Lichtman ‘[sweetfernproductions.com] Director of Photography: Artem AgafonovMusic by Rachel's [rachelsband.com] A video compliment to Radiolab's 'Loops' episode, in collaboration with producer Lynn Levy [radiolab.org][ We featured the same species in the video that Radiolab features in the episode, so we're missing some, but you'll get the general idea. 

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Tornado Man

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What if you had an idea that you believe could change the world? How would you convince people that your idea could become a reality? Retired engineer Louis Michaud has worked for decades on a green energy invention he believes could solve the world’s energy problems: a tornado machine.

This video was a collaboration between The Adaptors,…

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Awesome new podcast alert! The Adaptors, stories about the people who are adapting to our new climate reality from our old friend and former guest host Flora Lichtman, launches tomorrow. Learn more here.

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Animated Life: Seeing the Invisible is a paper-puppet video exploration of microbial life. Created by multimedia artists Flora Lichtman and Sharon Shattuck of Sweet Fern Productions.

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Whale Fall (after Life of a Whale) by Sharon Shattuck and Flora Lichtman

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Sharon Shattuck & Flora Lichtman

The Animated Life of A.R. Wallace

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Give Yourself A Hand With DIY Gripper What high-tech materials are required to make a robotic hand that can pick up almost anything? Coffee grounds and a latex balloon. The design comes from a team of researchers including Heinrich Jaeger of The University of Chicago and John Amend, who is now trying to sell these grippers through Empire Robotics.  But you can make your own at home with some simple materials. The only tricky-to-find object you'll need is a vacuum pump (I got mine here, where you can also find an excellent instructional video).