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Lauren Buckley

Science Questions

Lauren has A LOT of science questions, and Tim has the answers...mostly. You can also submit your science or advice questions or comments, and they will discuss them in our next episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Auteur

Lauren Buckley

Catégorie

Science

Site du podcast

shows.acast.com

Dernier épisode

28 mai 2025

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Épisodes

Mark 28.05.2025

In this epic start to season two, Lauren compiles all of the questions from one loyal listener, Mark! It's a rollercoaster of joy as Lauren and Tim argue, discuss and debate a wide range of listener questions in this amazing episode. Also, there is a very important retraction from a season one episode... Elon Musk is not a genius!!!! Tim was right. He's a terrible person. Hosted on Acast. See acas...

The Olympics! 20.08.2024

Tim & Lauren are so excited to be back from vacation and talking about all things olympics, and answering audience questions. To be honest, Tim is totally wrong about this one!! Listen, then let us know what you think: @sciencequestionspod or sciencequestionspod@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whatever floats your boat 01.08.2024

We're sooooo late posting this episode!! But the long awaited pre-vaycay hilarity is finally here. We tlk about boats and respond to your comments and questions! Keep them coming to our email sciencequestionspod@gmail.com and dm @sciencequestionspod Thanks for listening!! Stay tuned next week for the unveiling of our new theme song... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simple Machines 02.05.2024

Is anyone reading the summary??? On this episode of Science Questions Lauren asks Tim about moving straps, pulleys, and more!! But more importantly, a listener question about time travel is answered?!? Don't forget to send your comments, questions and feedback to us on Instagram @sciencequestionspod or email us at sciencequestionspod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more inform...

Rainbows and Light 22.04.2024

We are back from Spring Break, and in this episode we talk about light, rainbows, and the eclipse. Enjoy our witty banter, and mesmerizing voices. We have some amazing audience questions, too! So keep sending them to us on instagram @sciencequestionspod and email us @sciencequestionspod@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pentatonic Scales 03.04.2024

On this episode of Science Questions, we talk about music, specifically pentatonic scales. Are they universal? Why? Does Tim know how instruments work? We also field your audience questions and comments! Keep them coming by DMing us on instagram @sciencequestionspod or emailing us at sciencequestionspod@gmail.com ! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mass Bends Space (and Time?) 26.03.2024

Sorry for posting this episode a little late!! We had to edit because Lauren accidentally cut the audio. But, don't worry, we didn't edit anything out. All the juicy details about space-time are in tact. Lauren questions the naming of space, and of course we answer some amazing audience questions. Keep up the great input, and send us all things science, relationships, and whatever else you want to...

Soccer & Skydiving 18.03.2024

On this episode of the pod, Lauren and Tim discuss falling objects, and all of the forces in action. We decide whether or not a group of skydivers are murdering innocent people, and make a pitch for an amazing commercial. We'll be anxiously awaiting calls from #Nike #Adidas #Puma #Umbro on a sponsorship deal after this one!! Be sure to listen and laugh along with us as we talk about the audience q...

Is it dead? 10.03.2024

In this insane episode Lauren asks what makes something living, and is a living thing that's dead still a "living thing"? Tim, as always, has some answers, but on this episode he's much more preoccupied with protecting your personal information than answering the question. We hear a weird noise, and we answer listener questions about solar power and menopause. So basically, everything! You're welc...

The Weather 02.03.2024

Lauren wants to know how the weather works, and Tim tries his best to explain. They definitely got somewhere with this one... The audience questions and comments are pouring in, and Lauren even asks Tim his own question, as well as revisiting dreams. And just because Tim can't admit that he's wrong, doesn't mean that you shouldn't sing to your plants. Keep the questions and comments coming in our...

Thoughts and Dreams 25.02.2024

Tim and Lauren discuss how information travels through the body. They delve into nuclear physics, and blur the lines between chemistry, biology and physics culminating with the brown note. We also address audience concerns about interrupting. Keep the audience questions coming! Send your thoughts, questions, and feedback to sciencequestionspod@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for...

The Internet and the Cloud 17.02.2024

Lauren asks about the internet, and Tim delivers on the answers. Also, you apparently can not ride a bullet. A caller request is fulfilled, and lots of fun is had by all! Send us your questions, comments, and suggestions to sciencequestionspod@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rockets 11.02.2024

Pilot Episode Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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