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With the onset of severe weather season, meteorologist Kelly Serr reminds folks to think about where to shelter from strong straight-line winds or tornadoes.
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The Hell Creek Formation is one of the richest deposits of fossils in the world. It's also where the Keystone XL pipeline is partially routed.
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SDPB's Tech Radio examines the impact of COVID-19 on tech – it’s workers, and it’s information delivery capabilities.
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The South Dakota Science and Technology Authority has signed a cooperative agreement with the Department of Energy’s Office of Science. Now, federal money will flow into the Sanfor
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Techradio's annual Guide to Geek Gifting
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Minoush Zomorodi talks with In the Moment host Lori Walsh about how boredom is not only manageable, it's essential.
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SDPB's Cara Hetland visits with Eddie Sullivan, PhD. Sullivan is the President, CEO and cofounder of SAB. They are working to deliver the world’s first large scale platform to crea
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His bubbling cauldrons of dry ice, unpoppable balloons and hair-raising static enthrall crowds from the Outdoor Campus in Sioux Falls to the Lakota Nations Invitational in Rapid Ci
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Each year freshman at Riggs High School in Pierre participate in Rube Goldberg Day. It's a science fair to demonstrate knowledge gained during Physical Science class.