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Making Science Make Sense Audio Series

This audio series is part of Bayer's Making Science Make Sense efforts to promote science literacy. It is a series of two-minute vignettes that explore the wonders of science found in our everyday lives in a creative and interesting way.

To listen to any of the vignettes, click on the links below.
To download any of these, right click on the selected item and choose:

    "Save Target As..." for Microsoft Internet Explorer,
    "Save Link As..." for Mozilla Firefox,
    "Save target as..." for Opera,
    "Download Linked File As..." for Apple Safari

Come back and visit this on a regular basis. A new category of vignettes will be posted soon.

Click here to view the vignettes available is the Making Science Make Sense Audio Series Archive

Weather and the Environment

How Do Icicyles Form?      How Do Rivers Flow?
How Does a Barometer Work?      How Does Black Ice Occur?
How Hot is Lightning?      How is a Cave Formed?
How is Radar Used to Predict Storms?      How was the Grand Canyon Formed?
How Were Deserts Formed?      What are the Most Dangerous Types of Storms?
What Causes a Tidal Wave?      What Causes High and Low Tides?
What is a Blizzard?      What is a Fault Line?
What is a Nor'easter?      What is a Rainbow?
What is an Earthquake?      What is Fog?
What is Hail?      What is La Niña?
What is Smog?      What is Spring?
What is the Gulf Stream?      What is the Ozone Layer?
What is Thunder and Lightning?      Where Do Ocean Waves Come From?
Where Do Tornadoes Come From?      Where Does Humidity Come From?
Where Does Sand Come From?      Where Does Static Electricity Come From?
Where Does the Sun's Light Come From?      Why Are No Two Snowflakes Exactly Alike?
Why Are Storm Clouds Grey?      Why are Sunsets so Beautiful?
Why Are Tree Branches So Strong?      Why Do Geysers Erupt?
Why Do Hurricanes Weaken When They Hit Land?      Why Do Leaves Change Color?
Why Do Tornadoes Typically Form in Spring?      Why Does it Hail in Summer and Not Winter?
Why Does the Wind Blow?      Why is it Harder to Breathe on Top of a Mountain?
Why Isn't Snow White When it Melts?       




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