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There are 2461 episodes in the Fact topic.

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How do stethoscopes work?
^{00:05:48 | December 18th, 2024}

Have you ever been to the doctor and had them listen to your body with a stethoscope? It’s that funny looking thing that looks like a long rubbery tube with a round metal circle on one end and two ear pieces on the other. Doctors always seem to have one handy, but what is it and how does it work? We asked pediatrician Emma Gerstenzang to help us find the answer.

Can Penguins fly?
^{00:18:13 | Episode: 781 | December 18th, 2024}

Where do most Penguins live? How do Penguins survive the cold? Are Penguins better suited for land or in the water?

The Mind-Bending Math Inside Black Holes
^{00:25:58 | Season: 8 | Episode: 4 | December 17th, 2024}

Black holes are mysterious, far away, and can bend the fabric of reality itself—but we’re learning more about them all the time. Ronald Gamble, a NASA theoretical astrophysicist, uses math, computer coding, and a dash of creativity to peer inside some of the universe’s most extreme objects. We’ll explore what it would feel like to get pulled into a black hole and what people get wrong about black holes. And we’ll answer questions from curious listeners, including, “What would happen if a black hole ate nothing but magnetized material?”

Are whales communicating with their clicks and songs?
^{00:33:35 | December 17th, 2024}

Baleen whales sing. Toothed whales click. But how and why do they make these musical sounds?

How do sinkholes form?
^{00:06:04 | December 16th, 2024}

Have you ever seen a sinkhole? These are spots in the Earth’s surface where the ground has collapsed and formed a hole. Sometimes they can be more than a hundred feet deep! But how do sinkholes form? We asked geologist Hazel Barton to help us find the answer.

What do Rodents have in common?
^{00:19:14 | Episode: 779 | December 16th, 2024}

Which animals are considered Rodents? What are the most common Rodents? Why are some Rodents pets & others not welcome in your home?

December 13th 2024
^{0:16:24 | December 13th, 2024}

I reckon Friday the 13th should be lucky for some… I mean it is December after all. Test it with a quiz!

Who decides what robots look like?
^{25:47 | Episode: 250 | December 13th, 2024}

Who decides what robots look like? How do robots work and move? How are they controlled? And are robots alive? We tackle all your robot questions in this episode, and we’re taking a field trip to a local factory that uses hundreds of robots to help humans do their jobs. GlobalFoundries, in Essex Junction, Vermont makes microchips that go in all kinds of electronics. In fact, if your adults have a smartphone, more than likely it has a chip made at this very facility. Engineers Adrien Plouffe and Lucy White work with the robots at GlobalFoundries and answer your questions about robots, including: Why are robots made of metal? Why do people like robots? Do robots cry?

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There are 2461 episodes in the Fact topic.

How do stethoscopes work? 00:05:48 | December 18th, 2024

Can Penguins fly? 00:18:13 | Episode: 781 | December 18th, 2024

The Mind-Bending Math Inside Black Holes 00:25:58 | Season: 8 | Episode: 4 | December 17th, 2024

Are whales communicating with their clicks and songs? 00:33:35 | December 17th, 2024

How do sinkholes form? 00:06:04 | December 16th, 2024

What do Rodents have in common? 00:19:14 | Episode: 779 | December 16th, 2024

December 13th 2024 0:16:24 | December 13th, 2024

Who decides what robots look like? 25:47 | Episode: 250 | December 13th, 2024