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This is the science podcast for November 8th, 2024. I'm Sarah Crespi. First this week, staff writer Paul

Voussin talks about hunting for signs of the rifting. That's in the process of tearing the

African continent apart. It'll just take a few million years. Next on the show, researcher

Nick Denler discusses speeding up electronic noses. These fast sniffing devices could one day be mounted on drones to help track down forest fires

before they're large enough to spot with a satellite.

This week, staff writer Paul Vucin, wrote about the coming breakup of the African

continent, you know,

in a few million years. Hi, Paul. Welcome back to the podcast. Hi, good to be here. Yeah, so we don't

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