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Marie was the first woman in France to earn a PhD in physics. The professors who reviewed her doctoral thesis, declared it “the greatest single contribution to science ever written." What kinds of contributions did she make to the understanding of science as we know it today? Tune in to find out! 
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S1E145 - Kapow's Power of Invention: Ballet
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What superpowers does Guy-O-Matic have? Are there any supervillains in Pflugerville? Tune in to find out the answer to this question, and maybe a couple more, with Lucy Wow's sidekick (and world champion eater of socks) Kapow! Thanks to listener Thwin for the great questions!If y ... Show More
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