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First responders need to train for any situation, from floods to fires and everything in between. That includes a profoundly unpredictable element – electricity.
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A South Dakota organization is chosen to announce a peace message to space.
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We learn about an organization that lets kids play and explore through creative science activities. Step into the Little Shop of Physics.
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The Rapid City-based artist talks about his time as the 2024 artist in residence at the Sanford Underground Research Facility.
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SURF is an ongoing scientific project in the Black Hills. We learn about its importance, history and impact on South Dakota and the broader scientific community.
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The Sanford Underground Research Facility hosts Neutrino Day in Lead July 13.
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In light of her recent recognition, we talk to Anne Fennell, Ph.D., about her research into North American grapevines and their impacts on the drink in your wineglass.
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South Dakota State University students competed at the highest level in two NASA competitions.
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Bighorn sheep at Badlands National Park are facing a deadly bacterial outbreak. We learn about a project that's training dogs to sniff out infected individuals.
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The tiny deer skull is so unique that not only is it from a new species, it's from a new genus. We learn more from paleontologist and geologist Mattison Shreero.
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The US Geological Survey confirmed an earthquake northwest of the state capital Thursday afternoon.
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A mummified baby woolly mammoth was pulled from the Canadian permafrost in 2022. We learn about the upcoming Mammoth Site of Hot Springs event about this discovery.