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22 एपिसोड
6 सितमबर 2021
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#21 Why HIV could be cured

HIV caused panic in the 80s, but nowadays one can have a perfectly normal life with HIV, enjoy safe sex, and have healthy children. But lately a new treatment has revealed that HIV can be erased from the body. Listen to this episode to learn how it is possible! -- Sources: About HIV. CDC (2021) / K…

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Pregnancy is not a piece of cake. It can be hard and full of complications, and your baby can face a tough time, too, when you least expect it. So many things can go wrong that science has to do something about it. On this episode we discuss the future of pregnancy and a new technology to help prem…
Rocket science and brain surgery are among the most difficult professions, so people working in them must be super intelligent, or are they? Find out why you (yeah, you!) could be a rocket scientist or a brain surgeon if you wanted to! -- Sources: Inga Usher et al. (2021): “It’s not rocket science”…

#18 Why fire burns

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, …

#17 Why there are no aliens

Do you believe in aliens? With the universe being so vast, it makes sense that somewhere another advanced civilization is developing, but where are they? And why we have not heard from them yet? We answer these questions and more in this week´s episode. -- Sources: Charles Krauthammer (2011): Are W…

#16 Why number 7 is yellow

What if you could see music, taste colours, or feel the touch of a perfume? This is possible through a neurological condition called "synesthesia." In this episode we talk about how it works, what triggers it, and why it happens. -- Sources: Cytowic RE (2002). Synesthesia: A Union of the Senses. Ca…
They look like rubber aliens and most people are scared of them, but octopuses are among the friendliest and most harmless of creatures. In this episode we discuss some incredible facts about them, like their disguise skills or their astonishing intelligence. -- Sources: Rachel Nuwer  (2013): Ten c…
Today we give an answer to classic Christmas problems, like what happens to your lights, how can Santa travel the world, or why Rudolph´s nose glows. Happy Holidays! -- Sources: Dorian M. Raymer and Douglas E. Smith (2007): Spontaneous knotting of an agitated string. PNAS / Trust me on the rest.

#13 Why beauty makes us happy

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 …
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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