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FIRE! The cornerstone of civilization and most attractive natural phenomenon, but what is it? What is it made of and how does it work? Today we explain why fire is like that and few bonus features that make it even cooler. -- Sources: K. Schmidt-Rohr (2015): "Why Combustions Are Always Exothermic, Yielding About 418 kJ per Mole of O2." Journal of Chemical Education. / Anne Marie Helmenstine (2018): "What is the State of Matter of Fire or Flame? Is it a Liquid, Solid, or Gas?" Tought Co. / Esther Inglis-Arkell (2011): "How does fire behave in zero gravity?" Gizmodo.
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Humans feel the need to surround themselves with beautiful things, art, and decorative elements. But why and how can science explain it? Join us in this episode to find the answer! -- Sources: Grazyna Jasienska (2006): Symmetrical women have higher potential fertility. Evolution and Human Behavior …
People are getting taller and taller with each generation, and this trend has spiked in the last 100 years, but why? No one knew until very recently. Join us to discover why and how does it happen, and what does it mean for the future generations. -- Sources: Phillippa Roxby (2021): The brain senso…
The Egyptian pharaoh Rameses II only let the slaves go free after facing God´s wrath in the form of ten Plagues, right? But, did you know that there is a scientific explanaiton for those Plagues? Join us in this episode to learn how the ten Plagues actually could have occurred and the chain of even…
If you want something done, do it yourself. That was the approach of the scientists from this episode. Eight strange scientists (and a few more) who went the extra mile to prove their hypothesis, and crossed the final frontier: experimenting on themselves. -- Sources: Enrique Chaves-Carballo (2005)…
Reality has much more than what we can perceive, and some very clever people think that our universe holds more dimensions than we can measure yet. Join us today to learn how the mysterious 10 dimensions are hiding in plain sight. -- Sources: Rob Bryanton (2006): Imagining the Tenth Dimension / Mat…
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