Day: June 26, 2018

News with Doug & Joe – 06/25/2018

Opening segment for Monday June 25, 2018

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Insurrection is here: How long until Civil War 2.0? with Peter Chowka

Investigative journalist Peter Chowka joins us to discuss the huge increase in political tensions leading to a possible civil war. We talk about what has happened and where this could be headed.
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How Spiders Use Silk to Fly | ScienceTake

Spider flight, known as ballooning, is a mysterious phenomenon not fully understood by science. How is it that spiders can use their own silk to ride the wind for miles at a time? A researcher in Berlin tested crab spiders in nature and a wind tunnel to find out more about how they fly.

Read the story here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/26/science/spiders-ballooning-wind.html

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