What Would You Do For Science? (broadcast Friday, December 28th, 2007)
In this segment, we'll talk about some of the most bizarre science experiments of all time--including elephants on hallucinogens, scientific tickling, and bringing dogs back to life.
Plus, what's it like for the people who participate in extreme experiments? We'll hear from a woman who was blindfolded for five days and another subject who spent 84 days lying in bed.
Teachers, find more information about using Science Friday as a classroom resource in the Kids' Connection.
Guests
Alex Boese
Author, "Elephants on Acid: And Other Bizarre Science Experiments" (Harcourt November 2007)
Director
museumofhoaxes.com
San Diego, California
Alison Motluk
Freelance Science Writer
New Scientist Toronto Correspondent
Toronto, Ontario
Erin Peterson
Participant, 2006 NASA Bedrest Study
Secretary at Camping and Recreation Services
Cleveland Site Center
Cleveland, Ohio
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Segment produced by:Molly Webster
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