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Dr. Marvin Druger talks about the minor planets known as asteroids.

Dr. Marvin Druger provides valuable information about the kissing bug. An insect with an adorable name, but less than friendly intentions.

Dr. Marvin Druger takes a deep dive into the ocean to investigate Sponges, and educate us on the complexity of these seemingly simple creatures.

It's hard to think about Science Fiction without including Star Trek. This week on 'Science on the Radio', Dr. Marvin Druger talks about the show and Captain Kirk's real space voyage.

Dr. Marvin Druger drops some knowledge on the Chinese space mission Chang’e, which also happens to share a name with a character from Chinese mythology.

Dr. Marvin Druger looks at some of the scientific advances to came out of World War II.

This week on Science on the Radio Dr. Marvin Druger discusses Tigers. You’ll find out where the majority of Tigers in the wild are found, why their existence is currently being threatened and more.

We use our hands each and every day for basic functions, but how much do we really know about how they work? Dr. Marvin Druger explains this week during Science on the Radio.

We've seen them numerous times on television commercials and movies, but how much do we really know about polar bears? This week on Science on the Radio, Dr. Marvin Druger will tell us how they locate their main food source, how they're being impacted by global warming and more.

The next generation of wireless technology for cellular networks debuted in late 2019. 5G comes in a number of different speeds but all are a significant upgrade from it's predecessor and enchance the capabilities of our wireless devices.

The journeys of Apollo 11, 12, 14, and 15 are all chronicled for their successful missions to the moon. But, as the Tom Hanks staring film Apollo 13 reminds us, there was another mission that wasn't quite as successful and in fact it was nearly an utter disaster.

Apollo 11 was the spaceflight that first landed humans on the Moon. Commander Neil Armstrong and lunar module pilot Buzz Aldrin formed the American crew that landed the Apollo Lunar Module Eagle on July 20, 1969. While we've learned much about this hisorical event throughout the year, there is still much to learn.