Scientific American's Rachel Feltman Joins Vox's Unexplainable to Discuss Science's Unanswered Questions
A podcast crossover episode features Feltman and the Unexplainable team examining enduring scientific mysteries, according to Scientific American.
Scientific American has published a podcast episode in which Rachel Feltman, a host associated with the publication, appears on Vox's podcast Unexplainable to discuss some of science's biggest unanswered questions, according to Scientific American.
The episode, described by Scientific American as a discussion of "enduring mysteries that continue to challenge science," represents a collaboration between the two outlets' podcast teams.
Scientific American did not specify in its published description which particular scientific mysteries were addressed during the conversation.
The episode is available through Scientific American's podcast platform, the publication said.
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- Vox’s Unexplainable explores Scientific American’s biggest unanswered science questions — Scientific American
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