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Mega Interesting

Mega Interesting is the podcast with curious facts from the world of science. Psychology, health, technology, astronomy and all kinds of scientific content.

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Zinet Media Global

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Science

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www.spreaker.com

Dernier épisode

31 août 2023

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"Rare Star Found Rotating 300 Times Faster Than Earth” 31.08.2023

Named J191213.72-441045.1 (or J1912-4410 for short), it belongs to one of the rarest categories in the Milky Way. It is a white dwarf pulsar. This extraordinary star emits radiation every 5 minutes and is the second white dwarf found "pulsing" at a periodic rate, confirming it to be a new class of star. The first star of this unusually peculiar type was AR Scorpii (AR Sco), discovered in 2016. "On...

"Oldest Known Neanderthal Cave Paintings Found 29.08.2023

Discovered in January 1912, in Indre-et-Loire, in the municipality of Langeais, France, La Roche-Cotard cave is located on the south-facing slope on the right bank of the Loire River. Now, a team of experts led by Jean-Claude Marquet from the University of Tours, France, has uncovered the oldest recorded Neanderthal markings on the cave's wall. These are non-figurative, symbolic objects, and the m...

Google's new quantum computer achieves quantum supremacy. 24.08.2023

Technological visionaries predict that in the next two decades, quantum computers will replace the traditional computers that have been accompanying us in our homes and workplaces since the 20th century (we are not talking about the first mechanical computer of 1822, of course, but rather the ones considered personal computers for home use). Now, in a surprising announcement, Google claims to have...

The Earth's inner core is not a smooth sphere, it is ‘textured 22.08.2023

The Earth's inner core is a fascinating and mysterious part of our planet that has captivated scientists for many decades. And now, contrary to previous assumptions on the matter, the Earth's inner core is not a uniform mass but rather resembles a diverse tapestry composed of different "fabrics," according to the findings of the latest study published in the journal Nature Communications. With thi...

Climate change is 'out of control,' says the United Nations. 17.08.2023

The record for the highest global average air temperature was broken three times last week, making the past few days the hottest since official records began in the 1850s. These estimates are causing great concern that the Earth may be entering a period of unprecedented heat for several years. The record-breaking heat has even surprised climate scientists, who warn that the warming trend will only...

The AI robot named Ameca answers the question of whether it would rebel against its creator. 15.08.2023

On July 7th, the first press conference of robots was held in Geneva. Journalists asked them questions, and several of the answers received laughter from the audience. One response was accompanied by a gesture that could be considered sarcastic. We are referring to the question posed by a journalist to the humanoid robot named Ameca. During the press conference, the journalist asked Ameca if it ha...

"The cities that ChatGPT recommends visiting this summer. 10.08.2023

International tourism seems to be recovering from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, as per the World Tourism Organization, a United Nations agency, "progressing at a good pace towards a return to pre-pandemic levels, as during the first quarter of 2023, twice as many people have traveled compared to the same period in 2022". According to the second UNWTO World Tourism Barometer of the year, in...

According to Albert Einstein, simultaneity does not exist. 08.08.2023

According to special relativity, developed by physicist Albert Einstein in 1905, simultaneity does not exist. In other words, if two events occur in different locations and are physically separated, we cannot assert with absolute certainty that they occurred simultaneously. In fact, depending on the velocity and direction of the observer of those two events, one can say that one event occurred bef...

Half of all the Earth's gold has been extracted from this location. 03.08.2023

According to special relativity, developed by physicist Albert Einstein in 1905, simultaneity does not exist. In other words, if two events occur in different locations and are physically separated, we cannot assert with absolute certainty that they occurred simultaneously. In fact, depending on the velocity and direction of the observer of those two events, one can say that one event occurred bef...

Observing a metal that self-repairs. 01.08.2023

It's neither Terminator nor science fiction. A team of scientists from Sandia National Laboratories and Texas A&M University has witnessed a surprising phenomenon: for the first time in history, they have observed how a metal breaks and then fuses back together without any human intervention; a self-repairing metal. "It was absolutely stunning to see it firsthand," said Brad Boyce, a scientist...

What is the coldest planet in the solar system? 27.07.2023

Neptune is located 4. 5 billion kilometers away from the Sun. It is the eighth planet in distance from the Sun and the farthest one in the solar system. We might think that, therefore, Neptune is the coldest planet in the solar system. However, although it is one of the ice giants, it does not hold the title of the coldest planet in our solar system. That honor belongs to Uranus. More information...

The Tomb of Hernan Cortes- Where is the Spanish Conquistador Buried? 25.07.2023

Hernán Cortés is one of the most important conquerors in the history of Spain. He is a famous historical figure for his feat leading one of the most successful expeditions for the interests of Castile. He was responsible for defeating the Aztec empire and conquering the territory that would later be known as New Spain, currently Mexico. However, his remains have not found a peaceful rest nor have...

Curiosities about Carl Sagan 13.07.2023

Carl Sagan was an astronomer, astrophysicist, and cosmologist, deeply committed to scientific outreach. It was his passion, and he managed to convey it in every task he undertook. His involvement with the US space program began early on, as he worked as an advisor to NASA since the 1950s. In addition to instructing astronauts and preparing experiments, he was also responsible for the so-called "Go...

Google's new quantum computer achieves quantum supremacy 05.07.2023

echnological visionaries predict that in the next two decades, quantum computers will replace traditional computers that have been accompanying us in our homes and workplaces since the 20th century (we're not referring to the first mechanical computer of 1822, of course, but rather to the ones considered personal computers for households). Now, in a surprising announcement, Google claims to have a...

They discover that the crust of Mars is much thicker than Earth's 04.07.2023

They discover that the crust of Mars is much thicker than Earth's

The most extreme objects in the universe 04.07.2023

Many cosmic objects, like the elusive black holes, leave us speechless. Today, we enter the gloomy and indescribably large outer space, full of more or less distant objects that, despite how serene they may seem, hide astronomical phenomena of a beastly rarity. Discover us at Megainteresting.com

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