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There are 2619 episodes in the Fact topic.

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How Do You Science | Meet a Student Scientist
^{00:08:06 | Season: 3 | Episode: 3 | March 1st, 2023}

Welcome back, young scientists. I’m Dr. Universe. If you’re anything like me, you’ve got lots of big questions about our world.

Toad Fall (3/1/23)
^{00:21:25 | Season: 2 | Episode: 5 | March 1st, 2023}

In the 1700s France, soldiers reported toads falling from the sky during a rainstorm… but how is this possible? Was it an illusion? It’s up to Carly Q at The Bureau of Universal Time Travel and Historical Exploration Department (also known as B.U.T.T.H.E.D) to travel back in time to see the toads for herself. Visit whowhenwow.com for a printable worksheet based on this episode.

How many US states could fit inside Alaska?
^{00:14:24 | March 1st, 2023}

How did the US get Alaska? What makes Alaska so unique and important? What famous atmospheric phenomenon can be seen in the skies of Alaska?

Rebroadcast: The Schmidt Sting Pain Index with Dr. Justin Schmidt
^{26:47 | February 28th, 2023}

We’ve had some sickness in our house that has interfered with our podcast schedule. (Don’t worry, we’re all ok!) So this month we’re reaching into our archives to replay an episode you may have missed the first time. This is one of our favorite episodes, and one of our most popular. It’s an interview with Dr. Justin Schmidt who has been stung by over 100 different insects and created a scale of how much each one hurts. He tells us about what it feels like to get stung by a bullet ant (OUCH!) versus a bee, why insects sting, why some insects die after they sting you, and lots more.

How heavy is the sky?
^{00:31:06 | February 28th, 2023}

Our big, beautiful sky stretches all the way from the ground beneath our feet to about sixty miles above the Earth. It’s made up of countless air molecules, pinging around like tiny, invisible pinballs. And even though we can’t feel the weight of each individual air molecule, all together they weigh a lot! But how much does the sky actually weigh? (spoiler alert: it involves lots and lots of farting cats…) Molly and co-host Felix learn more by talking with a band of singing walruses and a pretty wacky weatherwoman. And don’t miss this week’s extra mysterious Mystery Sound!

What will the Cars of the Future be like?
^{00:11:38 | February 27th, 2023}

Do Flying Cars already exist? Why isn’t everyone driving a flying car? Will Flying Cars lead to more or less problems on the ground?

Carrots give you night vision! And other things adults say
^{43:34 | Episode: 204 | February 24th, 2023}

In this episode: part two of parentisms- you know, the things adults like to say that may or may not be true. So many of these sayings have to do with food: Eating carrots will improve your vision. Drinking coffee will make you shorter. Don’t swallow watermelon seeds or they’ll grow in your stomach. We do a little fact checking on this generational eating advice with Dr. Nusheen Ameenuddin of the Mayo Clinic. And we explore a few other sayings you sent us, like why do parents always say, “Next time” when they really mean “No”? And what the heck does it mean to keep your eyes peeled?

What kind of musical instrument is the Piano?
^{00:14:42 | February 24th, 2023}

When, where and how was the piano invented? How does a Piano make such amazing sounds? Why does a piano give musicians the most musical range?

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There are 2619 episodes in the Fact topic.

How Do You Science | Meet a Student Scientist 00:08:06 | Season: 3 | Episode: 3 | March 1st, 2023

Toad Fall (3/1/23) 00:21:25 | Season: 2 | Episode: 5 | March 1st, 2023

How many US states could fit inside Alaska? 00:14:24 | March 1st, 2023

Rebroadcast: The Schmidt Sting Pain Index with Dr. Justin Schmidt 26:47 | February 28th, 2023

How heavy is the sky? 00:31:06 | February 28th, 2023

What will the Cars of the Future be like? 00:11:38 | February 27th, 2023

Carrots give you night vision! And other things adults say 43:34 | Episode: 204 | February 24th, 2023

What kind of musical instrument is the Piano? 00:14:42 | February 24th, 2023