NASA places a megarocket bet to go back to the moon, and beyond. Plus, historians and artists search for stories of space history in archives and museum collections.

On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, we celebrate the history of the Apollo program and examine its legacy. Plus, we kick off our new book club about brilliance of birds.

David Zilber tells his fermentation secrets. Plus, why do mosquitoes like to bite you? It’s how you smell. Plus, talk to us all week long with the SciFri VoxPop app. 

What’s worse for the climate: chicken or asparagus? The answer might surprise you. A look at food and climate change. Plus, share your voice on the SciFri VoxPop app. 

A look into the high-stakes history of the Nazi counterpart of the Manhattan Project. Plus, Louis Pasteur famously debunked “spontaneous generation." Was it really a win for science?

Going on a summer road trip? We've got suggestions for science-focused locations. Plus, an archaeologist explores how modern tools are helping us learn lessons from ancient history. 

We explore the fascinating history of paternity testing. Plus, a new study suggests that elite runners might get an extra performance boost from the microbiome.

Cephalopod genetics, the thrill of giant squids, and a farewell to Cephalopod Week 2019. Plus, the Agriculture Department is avoiding publicizing its research regarding climate change.

Ira talks with the head of the NIST’s Time and Frequency Division about time, and how to measure it better.