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Max and Calvin dive into the mystery-solving world of forensic scientists—the real-life science detectives who use fingerprints, DNA, bugs, shoe prints, and chemistry to crack cases. Discover how a single hair can reveal hidden clues, how lasers expose invisible fingerprints, and why every shoe leaves its own unique “signature.” With mind-blowing facts and behind-the-scenes… Max and Calvin dive into the mystery-solving world of forensic scientists—the real-life science detectives who use fingerprints, DNA, bugs, shoe prints, and chemistry to crack cases. Discover how a single hair can reveal hidden clues, how lasers expose invisible fingerprints, and why every shoe leaves its own unique “signature.” With mind-blowing facts and behind-the-scenes secrets from the crime lab, this episode shows how science helps uncover the truth one tiny clue at a time.
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereMax and Calvin dive into the mystery-solving world of forensic scientists—the real-life science detectives who use fingerprints, DNA, bugs, shoe prints, and chemistry to crack cases. Discover how a single hair can reveal hidden clues, how lasers expose invisible fingerprints, and why every shoe leaves its own unique “signature.” With mind-blowing facts and behind-the-scenes secrets from the crime lab, this episode shows how science helps uncover the truth one tiny clue at a time.
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