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Today we look into human aging and what science has to say about the ability to slow it down. Let's jump into it!

What does science have to say about lying? What are some of histories biggest lies? Let's take a quick dive into lies and liars.

We all have them but have you ever wondered how they came to be and how have they evolved of the years? Possibly not but we are diving in anyway!!

Friends, we all have them and need them. What does the science say about friendship? Is there a right amount of friends to have? Let's dive in and see what the science has to say about it.

Today's episode explores the historical pseudoscience of phrenology, which posited that skull shape correlated with mental faculties and character. I don't think a description was needed since we all know how to spell and say this commonly used word ;-)

Our discussion today traces the history of the idea from ancient philosophy to modern physics, highlighting Hugh Everett III's "many-worlds" interpretation of quantum mechanics as a foundational theory. Various types of multiverses are examined, including those arising from eternal inflation ("bubble universes"), quantum mechanics, and string theory ("brane" and &...

Today we dive into the surprising influence of names on various aspects of our lives.

Today we explore the disaster, the construction and interior accommodations as well as the surprising number of survivors.

How does the act of forgiveness impact our physical and mental well-being over time? Let's dive in.

Who doesn't want to gaze up at the stars. In this episode we go over how to start your journey as a stargazer.

Floaters, fireworks, fireflies, etc. There are many names for the bright lights that you sometimes see in your eyes. Let's dig into what causes this and if you may need to see a doctor about it.

Sometimes the best things in life are found by accident. It seems that also applies to scientific discoveries. Let's explore!

Yup, you read the right. A new study found that some forms of ants will perform life saving surgery on each other. Let's dive in!

We all do it, but why do we do it and when is it dangerous to those around us? Is it ok to hold in a sneeze? Let's explore!

i Let's explore what we've learned about the planet after years of exploring.

All this water and so much of it has salt in it. Let's talk about desalination and its future.

Ever wonder if our sun is unique? Yeah, us too, let's take a closer look and see what we find.

With the International Space Station's (ISS) career coming to an end what will replace it? Let's take a look at what new space stations will have that is different than the ISS as well as where the new station will be parked in space.

Have you heard the old myth that oil is made from dinosaurs? Let's discuss!

We all get them every so often. We've also heard a number of ways to get them to stop. Let's dive in and understand why we get them and if there is a way to help get them to stop.

Let's take a journey from the invention of the telephone in 1876 all the way to today's cell phones. A complete history of the telephone and how it reshaped the world.

This episode will chronicle the history and missions of each of the orbiters: Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, Endeavour, and the test vehicle Enterprise, highlighting key flights and upgrades.

In today's episode we discuss microplastics and their effects on the human body. What can we do to either prevent or at least minimize our consumption of them?

Let's dive into the history of the Doomsday Clock in today's episode.

In today's episode we investigate wind turbines. We will discuss the pros and cons to them and look into some of the online myths we all hear/read about. Enjoy!