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Noam Hassenfeld
Host and Senior Producer, Unexplainable
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Runners can be disqualified for starting after the gun. What gives?
By
Noam Hassenfeld
and
Brian Resnick
September 22, 2022
What did dinosaurs actually sound like? Take a listen.
By
Noam Hassenfeld
August 24, 2022
What science still doesn’t know about the five senses
By
Brian Resnick
and
Noam Hassenfeld
April 6, 2022
Cancer has a smell. Someday your phone may detect it.
By
Noam Hassenfeld
March 16, 2022
How the Nobel Prizes skew science
By
Byrd Pinkerton
and
Noam Hassenfeld
October 6, 2021
Astronomers were skeptical about dark matter — until Vera Rubin came along
By
Byrd Pinkerton
and
Noam Hassenfeld
August 17, 2021
How a tiny, wobbling particle could unlock mysteries of the universe
By
Byrd Pinkerton
and
Noam Hassenfeld
May 12, 2021
Ancient DNA is helping rewrite human history
By
Noam Hassenfeld
and
Byrd Pinkerton
March 24, 2021
Systemic racism, explained (to kids)
By
Noam Hassenfeld
and
Byrd Pinkerton
August 29, 2020
Why boredom can be good for you
By
Byrd Pinkerton
and
Noam Hassenfeld
August 15, 2020
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