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In today's episode we discuss the ongoing search for and debate surrounding a hypothetical ninth planet in our solar system, often referred to as Planet Nine. This potential planet is theorized to exist far beyond Neptune, influencing the unusual clustered orbits of certain objects in the Kuiper Belt.

In today's episode we explore food preservation, a very old technology, primarily works by inhibiting or eliminating disease-causing bacteria. Methods can also destroy natural enzymes that cause spoilage.

Betelgeuse is in the Orion constellation, I'm sure the name sounds familiar. Scientist believe that it could go supernova in the relative near future. Let's learn about what that could mean for Earth.

Following on the heels of our brick history, today we dive into concrete.

Today we dive in about solar flares. You may have seen some videos of them and heard about possible cell phone disruptions but what do you really know about them?

Are we born funny? Can we learn to be funny? Believe it or not there is a science behind humor.

Who doesn't love a warm piece of bread right out of the oven. Today we go back thousand of years to learn about flour and how it has shaped our world.

Is it true that we never forget how to ride a bike? How do the physics on the bike staying upright work? Let's do a quick dive into it and see where we come out.

In today's episode we are going deep into the history of the brick. You see them everywhere, but have you ever thought about how they came to be?

Let's discover how hygiene has evolved over the centuries. I bet you will learn something new?!

From the Romans development of sanitation, all the way to today's flushable toilets. Let's dig into toilets and their history!

Electric cars seems to be everywhere these days. Let's learn about how they work. Are they better for the environment than gas powered cars? Let's dive in!

Who doesn't remember building that erupting volcano back in the day for your science experiment. We are all fascinated by them but how much do we really know about them? Let's take a dive into volcanoes and see what we can learn.

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!