Big Picture Science – The Invisible In-Between: Fat Air

by Gary Niederhoff on September 3, 2012

Part 5 of The Invisible In-Between, featuring Seth’s chat with a street food vendor in Manhattan about how fat particles have been found in New York City air. (TRT 1:41)

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