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Between episodes, make NOVA scienceNOW your online destination to watch streaming video of past programs, get the latest on upcoming segments, science in the news, and the facts behind the headlines—and if you subscribe, our RSS feed will bring it right to your desktop.

Visit NOVA scienceNOW to access the following new features:

“What We’re Thinking About,” a weekly Web series featuring host Robert Krulwich and NOVA scienceNOW editors as they debate story ideas;

Clickable Car: Take a look under the hood of a prototype fuel cell car and see what makes it tick. Also explore opposing viewpoints on the future of hydrogen fuel cell cars, learn how fuel cells work, and pose questions to Eric Miller of the Hawaii Natural Energy Institute;

RNAi Explained: What is RNAi and how does it work? In this interactive, we'll show you in two different ways. Also learn more about the medical applications of RNAi and submit questions to researcher Greg Hannon of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory;

Arctic Expedition: Watch a slide show of the NOVA scienceNOW expedition to Greenland’s Jakobshavn glacier. Also view satellite images of glaciers, and query glaciologists Jay Zwally and Koni Steffan.

Meet the Brothers: David and Gregory Chudnovsky discuss why math is art, how to build a supercomputer from mail-order parts, and more. Also find out why the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s precious Unicorn Tapestry was so difficult to photograph, and ask the Chudnovsky Brothers about their work and lives.

And is there a topic you'd like NOVA scienceNOW to cover? Tell us in our feedback section, or join fellow science fans on our discussion board.

For further information contact Lisa Cerqueira, Senior Publicist, Interactive Marketing, WGBH National Promotion - 617-300-5334 - lisa_cerqueira(-at-)wgbh.org

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