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sinds 29 oktober 2024
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Mercury is in retrograde! Are more bad things going to happen? How does retrograde even occur? In this episode of Void Deck by Science Centre Singapore, Lydia asks SK, Science Centre's Exhibitions Manager and astronomy enthusiast, all about Mercury in Retrograde (November 2026): 00:00 - 00:33…

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What does it mean when a planet is in opposition? What are they opposing!? In this episode of Void Deck by Science Centre Singapore, Lydia asks science educator Jogie on the upcoming planet in opposition (October 2026): 00:00 - 00:41 Introduction 00:41 - 02:32 What are 'Planets in Opposition'…
In this episode, we explore the Moon's significance in many cultures, why we only ever see one side of the moon, and talk about a recent man-made crater. Episode highlights and timestamps 00:43 - 01:12 Introduction 01:12 - 02:10 The moon and its significance to various cultures 02:10 - 02:40 W…
What's the difference between scuba and free diving? What kind of marine life is in Singapore? What sounds do you hear underwater? Can corals get un-bleached? And most importantly, what on earth is zooxanthellae? In this episode of Void Deck by Science Centre Singapore, Lydia asks science educators…
Have you ever seen humanoid robots walking the streets or going viral online? How do they move? Why don't they fall while carrying out all those fancy moves? In this episode of Void Deck by Science Centre Singapore, Lydia sits down with in-house 'robot trainer' Wenjun to unravel how such humanoid r…
On 3 March 2026, the Moon turns red into a Blood Moon as it goes through a total lunar eclipse. But how exactly does that happen? In this episode of Void Deck by Science Centre Singapore, Lydia sits down with in-house space expert Meng to unpack what makes this total lunar eclipse special. Why does…
The achievements of Singapore’s elite athletes like Joseph Schooling and Shanti Pereira have long captivated and inspired Singaporeans. What kinds of interesting or unexpected technologies are used to train top athletes? How can biomechanics provide a competitive edge? Sport biomechanist Dr. Marcus…
Durian is a beloved staple in Singapore, with over 12 million consumed annually. But what happens to the durian seeds and husks after it is consumed? As the nation strives for sustainability and a circular economy, how can we better manage the food waste we generate? Using the King of Fruits as an …
According to a study by IMH, about 1 in 3 Singaporeans aged 15 - 65 are reported to have problematic amounts of smartphone usage in their daily lives. But what happens when we’re seeing our peers on their 5th couples trip to Japan on Instagram? Does it make us more “kiasu” about our own lives? Can …
Scattered across Singapore are 255 registered Heritage Trees—remarkable for their majesty, cultural value, and the histories these green landmarks are rooted in. While some are native, many aren’t. So how did our heritage trees end up here, and what makes them worth conserving? In this episode, tro…
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