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Physicists at Brookhaven National Laboratory have reported the discovery of a novel phase of matter in a magnetic material, aptly named "half ice, half fire,"

On today's episode we outline the potential applications of CRISPR, including solving organ transplant shortages, creating more effective cancer medications, improving climate resilience in crops, enhancing biofuel production, and developing greener bioplastics.

Are people who have green eyes more likely to be funny? What about people with brown eyes, are they more serious than other eye colors? Today we take a look at the science behind eye colors and if they have any meaning to our personalities.

Everyone knows that someone who is team dog or team cat, right?! In today's episode we comb through articles to see why some people are cat people or dog people, or both.

What kid hasn't done a little Ouija Board playing at a sleepover with their friends?! Today we jump into this game and discuss the science behind it all.

Is Einstein's theory all wrong? If so, what is the latest theory surrounding gravity?

Today we dive deep into all things LHC. We'll talk about fears that the public and some scientist had, to what kind of breakthroughs have been made and what new discoveries could be made. Sit back and enjoy today's episode.

Is play important for mental development in children? What other benefits does play offer?

Anyone who has ever owned a dog can safely say that they have their own unique personality. However, are their personalities tied to their bread or something more? Today we explore man's best friend and their personalities.

Time crystals are a novel phase of matter that could have several technological applications. Join us today as we jump, whole body, into this fascinating topic.

Today's episode is science based and in no way detracts from religion or people's beliefs. We examine what "science" has to say about the matter.

In today's episode we dive into memory and the science behind our brains. Be sure not to "forget" to check this episode out.

In today's episode we examine the science behind manifestation. Do we have the power to turn our wishes into reality?

Debunking the belief that we only use 10% of our brain.

What is This Patch of Space With Few Stars?

Are ants the best "people" to design our highway systems? In today's episode we research how and why ants build roads they way they do.

The Antikythera mechanism, an ancient Greek device hailed as the earliest known analogue computer. Let's dive into all know facts on this unique computer.

Today we explore the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, California, focusing on its construction by Sarah Winchester, the myths surrounding its unusual architecture, and its reputation as a haunted location.

Ever feel like letting your kids play with some radioactive material - back in the 50's you could with this game. Enjoy the episode.

In this episode we review that the act of observing the photons changes their behavior, causing the interference pattern to disappear, suggesting that observation influences quantum reality.

Today we address the popular myth of cow tipping. We will cover if this is a myth or if there is any truth behind the stories.

Today we look into the urban legend of "The Babysitter and the Man Upstairs," a tale where a babysitter receives threatening phone calls from someone inside the house.

Multiple sources address the long-standing urban legend surrounding the movie Three Men and a Baby, specifically the alleged appearance of a ghost in one of its scenes.

Is life being spread through the universe by comets? Take a listen to what scientist belive in today's episode.

Ever look at someone and wonder why they rub their eyebrows or scratch their neck or arm so often? Today we dig deep into the science behind body language.