The Constant: A History of Getting Things Wrong - 1% Inspiration

1% Inspiration

12/19/17 • 11 min

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The Constant: A History of Getting Things Wrong

In the 1960's, scientists discovered a new form of water, kicking off millions of dollars of research, Nobel Prize consideration and a new Cold War arms race between the USA and USSR. This episode we investigate the history of the miraculous discovery that almost changed the world, and the unbelievable story of why it didn't.

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