Whether you're on social media or browsing online, you’re likely sharing more personal data than you realize. Where does this data go, and what happens to it?

Join us for “Secrets in Your Data” NOW on YouTube: bit.ly/4dENuA5
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What data about yourself or the world are you most curious about? 🤔

Think: 'Data about what my dog dreams about, how many language dialects exist in the world...'

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A product you were just talking about pops up in an online ad. Is your phone listening to you?

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Online, you're likely sharing more personal data than you think. On May 16, join NOVA at the Computer History Museum for a screening of clips from our new film 'Secrets In Your Data' and a discussion featuring experts from the film: bit.ly/4acrFF8

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Whether you're on social media or just browsing online, you’re likely sharing more personal data than you realize. Where does this data go, and what happens to it?

“Secrets in Your Data” premieres WEDS MAY 15 at 9/8c on PBS.
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The first fireworks were created by Chinese alchemists in 800 CE.

Since then, the science—and specifically, the chemistry—of fireworks has evolved tremendously: to.pbs.org/3oLVeYF

Have you ever noticed that it’s really hard to overcook mushrooms?

Chains of carbohydrate molecules could unlock the answer. to.pbs.org/4bmysxv

Methods to make salt water drinkable require a lot of energy. Are there any sustainable solutions? to.pbs.org/4dhv4VM

Medical researchers are harnessing psychedelics to help treat depression, addiction, and PTSD.

What actually happens in the brain during a psychedelic experience? to.pbs.org/44rbxhG

One question on scientists’ minds: Could the Moon have once been wet? to.pbs.org/3yadrqM

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Join us TODAY for a Twitter/X Spaces conversation with filmmaker Byron Hurt Documentary Filmmaker (of NOVA's 'Lee and Liza's Family Tree'). He and his family could only trace their ancestry back to 1863, so they used DNA technology to learn more.

Today, May 2nd at 12pm EDT on Twitter/X Spaces.

Filmmaker Byron Hurt Documentary Filmmaker and his family could only trace their ancestry back to 1863, so they used DNA technology to learn more. Join us tomorrow for a Twitter/X Space conversation with him & learn how your family could do the same.

Tomorrow, May 2nd at 12pm EDT on Twitter/X.

Explore the stars in stunningly beautiful detail. And while you're there, take a trip to Mars.

Here are 8 mind-blowing space documentaries from NOVA: to.pbs.org/4dx0g3J

Happening NOW! Tune in (and ask a question!): bit.ly/4bazwUk

Join us TODAY for a Reddit AMA with Dr. Mikkel Pedersen from NOVA's 'Hunt for the Oldest DNA'. Ask him about what it was like helping discover 2-million-year-old DNA (the oldest to date). Today at 2pm EDT.

Ask your questions here: bit.ly/4bazwUk

As cities get hotter and hotter, the human body can only withstand so much.

There could be ways to make cities cooler. to.pbs.org/4aU0ShM

Dark energy fundamentally shapes our universe—and what astronomers know about it might be wrong.

It’s not just your imagination, winters across the U.S. are changing.

Join NOVA and neuroscientist Dr. Bianca Jones Marlin (from NOVA's series 'Your Brain') for an Instagram Live conversation about the science of generational trauma. What is it and why is it important to study?

Tune in on April 25th, 12pm EDT on NOVA'S Instagram (NOVA | PBS).