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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Why Do We Sometimes See The Moon During The Day?
^{20:35 | Episode: 82 | January 4th, 2019}

Why does the moon change shape? How much does the moon weigh? What color is the moon? Why does the Earth only have one moon? Why does the moon have holes? Where does the moon go when we can’t see it? Why do we sometimes see the moon in the daytime? Why does the moon look like it’s following you when you’re in the car? Answers to your moon questions with John O’Meara, chief scientist at the W.M. Keck Observatory.

Gray Whales with Oregon State Parks Ranger Luke Parsons
^{14:27 | January 1st, 2019}

Ahoy, CFA listeners! We took a road trip to the Oregon Coast to meet with Luke Parsons, an interpretive ranger with Oregon State Parks and see the great gray whale migration. Over 20,000 of these school-bus sized whales pass by the Oregon coast around this time of year. We even got to see one! And we learned lots of cool stuff about them.

S1, E15 – ANNUS MIRABILIS
^{31:53 | Season: 1 | Episode: 15 | December 31st, 2018}

In this bonus episode, host Lynn Hickernell reviews her favorite moments from the past year on the Good Words Podcast. Also features excerpts from the John Dryden poem, “Annus Mirabilis.”

Earthrise: The picture of our planet that changed the world
^{00:34:49 | December 25th, 2018}

50 years ago NASA astronauts took a picture that changed the world. It was a full color photo of planet Earth as seen from space. This image inspired many to think differently about our home.

What Is It Like To Be An Adult?
^{29:10 | Episode: 81 | December 21st, 2018}

What is it like to be an adult? It’s a big question from a young mind! We invited adults who listen to share their perspectives and Nora McInerny, host of the podcast Terrible, Thanks for Asking, helps guide us through that and a few other questions about the strange world of adults: Why can adults do things that kids can’t do? Why don’t adults play pretend like they used to when they were kids? What happens when you don’t listen to your boss? And why do people cry when they’re happy?

The Animal Road Trip Adventure
^{02:11:01 | December 21st, 2018}

Join us for a journey through Tumble’s favorite animal episodes! Swim with whale sharks in Mexico, climb mountains with pikas, travel back in time to discover our earliest primate relatives, and more. Download two hours of stories of animal science discovery, and you’ll be all set to turn your road trip into an animal adventure.

Soil: Can you dig it?
^{00:28:07 | December 18th, 2018}

We’re ready to get our hands dirty as we explore the stuff beneath our feet. Clay, sand, mud — soil is everywhere. And it’s alive! We’ll find out how it helps plants grow and learn about all the little organisms that are invaluable in the process (hint: it involves something called the “poop loop”). Plus: A brand new Moment of Um answers the question: “What’s inside of a tooth?” Today’s episode is sponsored by the CBC podcast Tai Asks Why and Quip (getquip.com/brainson). You can support Brains On at brainson.org/donate

Bonus! Interview with Oregon Zoo Expert Travis Koons About Condors!
^{18:07 | December 16th, 2018}

How cool would it be to get a chance to bring a species back from the brink of extinction? Travis Koons of the Oregon Zoo tells us all about it in this bonus interview episode.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Why Do We Sometimes See The Moon During The Day? 20:35 | Episode: 82 | January 4th, 2019

Gray Whales with Oregon State Parks Ranger Luke Parsons 14:27 | January 1st, 2019

S1, E15 – ANNUS MIRABILIS 31:53 | Season: 1 | Episode: 15 | December 31st, 2018

Earthrise: The picture of our planet that changed the world 00:34:49 | December 25th, 2018

What Is It Like To Be An Adult? 29:10 | Episode: 81 | December 21st, 2018

The Animal Road Trip Adventure 02:11:01 | December 21st, 2018

Soil: Can you dig it? 00:28:07 | December 18th, 2018

Bonus! Interview with Oregon Zoo Expert Travis Koons About Condors! 18:07 | December 16th, 2018