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The science of measuring North Korea’s destructive nuclear power from afar

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Dolphins raised in captivity will soon get a new, more natural home

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Boston plans for climate change’s promise of more storms. Will it be enough?

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Featured Science

In 2017, politics overshadowed science and scientists fought back

Scientists taking to the streets, enormous icebergs rupturing, a solar eclipse that captured the nation’s attention and new insights into the workings of the universe. 2017 has been quite a year in science. Science correspondent Miles O’Brien joins William Brangham to look back and add some context.