NOVA scienceNOW - S01E02: 3-Foot Humans, T. Rex, Stem Cells

Name: 3-Foot Humans, T. Rex, Stem Cells
Genre: Documentary, News
Released: 2005-04-19
Duration: 55 min

Apr 19, 2005Documentary, NewsSeason 1, Episode 2

Featured segments include: the discovered remains of three-foot-tall humans on the island of Flores, a look at how T. Rex got to be so big, a profile of nanotechnologist Naomi Halas, the issues surrounding stem cells, and the yearly freeze and thaw cycle of the common wood frog.

Cast: Robert Krulwich, Ziya Tong, Peter Standring, Chad Cohen

All Episodes - Season 1

01Mirror Neurons, Hurricanes, Sand DunesJan 25, 2005 023-Foot Humans, T. Rex, Stem CellsApr 19, 2005 03Hydrogen Cars, Petunias, GlaciersJul 26, 2005 04Life in the Lab, Lightning, Fish SurgeryOct 18, 2005 05Tenth Planet, Twin Primes, Bird FluJan 10, 2006

NOVA scienceNOW S01E02 Synopsis

NOVA scienceNOW "3-Foot Humans, T. Rex, Stem Cells" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 2005-04-19, this episode is part of Season 1 of NOVA scienceNOW. Featuring performances from Robert Krulwich, Ziya Tong, Peter Standring among the cast. As part of this Documentary and News series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Featured segments include: the discovered remains of three-foot-tall humans on the island of Flores, a look at how T. Rex got to be so big, a profile of nanotechnologist Naomi Halas, the issues surrounding stem cells, and the yearly freeze and thaw c...