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Icebergs. Earthquakes. A mysterious, three-sided no-man’s land at sea that swallows up ships, planes, and people - without leaving a trace!

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© Joseph Edward Degnan and Katie Sparks Length 38 sec 12 June 2024 MysteryScienceFacts USA Episodic

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© Joseph Edward Degnan and Katie Sparks Length 38 sec 12 June 2024 MysteryScienceFacts USA Episodic

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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but you're on episode one, which is a great place to start.

Icebergs. Earthquakes. A mysterious, three-sided no-man’s land at sea that swallows up ships, planes, and people - without leaving a trace!

What do all these things have in common? They all play a part in some of the worst disasters in history.

After a disaster, experts are called in to investigate and report. This means establishing timelines, gathering evidence, and, when possible, recording eyewitness testimony. Join Disaster Detectives Joseph and Katie as they comb through their Disaster Dossier to find out what happened, and discover the brilliant solutions humans have developed to help predict, prevent, or respond to future disasters!

Based on the best-selling book Real-life Disasters by Susan Martineau, The Disaster Detectives takes a reassuring approach, and promotes curiousity, critical thinking, and problem-solving.

Great for investigators ages 7 and up. Visit us at TheDisasterDetectives.com to learn more!

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© Joseph Edward Degnan and Katie Sparks | 38 sec

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