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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Mysteries of the universe: Expansion and gravity
^{00:24:36 | January 2nd, 2018}

In this episode we ponder some big questions from Brains On listeners about the vastness of space.

The nerve! Electricity in our bodies
^{00:25:25 | December 26th, 2017}

Your body is making and using electricity all the time — but how do we do it? We’ll take a look at how bioelectricity helps our brain sends signals and our hearts pump blood. And we’ll learn about some amazing animals that use electricity in weird and wild ways.

Why Do Snowboards Look Like Skateboards?
^{20:45 | Episode: 54 | December 22nd, 2017}

We’re marking the winter solstice with an episode all about snow! Why do snowboards look like skateboards? We get an answer from Burton Snowboards. How is snow made? Why is snow white? Why are all snowflakes different? We’ll hear from Jon Nelson, author of “The Story of Snow: The Science of Winter’s Wonder.” Also why does snow melt? And where is the deepest snow?

How to Build a Robotic Eel
^{00:14:25 | December 22nd, 2017}

Meet Envirobot, a robotic eel who slithers along the surface of the water, seeking the source of water pollution. The future is here, and it’s full of swimming robots! We meet members of the team behind Envirobot, Bezhad Bayat and Alessandro Crespi. They tell us what it takes to turn a swimming animal into a robot – the twists, the turns, the technology, and the math.

Charged up! The science of batteries
^{00:30:43 | December 19th, 2017}

Batteries are everywhere — they’re in our phones, our computers, our cars, our toys. But how do they work? To find out, we talk to a scientist who’s making really big batteries to store renewable energy, another who’s working on really small ones to power our phones, and we play in a park with a dog.

High voltage! How electric power reaches your outlet
^{00:35:45 | December 12th, 2017}

We use electricity all the time, but where exactly does it come from? How does it get to our homes? It’s a fascinating journey that can start hundreds of miles from your outlet.

Why Is Money So Important?
^{23:27 | Episode: 53 | December 8th, 2017}

In this episode of But Why we visit a credit union to learn what money is all about and Slate Money hosts Felix Salmon, Anna Szymanski and Jordan Weissman answer questions about why money plays such a big role in modern society. How was money invented? Why can’t everything be free? How do you earn money? Why don’t kids go to work? How was the penny invented? Why are dimes so small?

The Case of the Sparkly Mineral
^{00:19:08 | December 8th, 2017}

“How are minerals made?” “What makes rocks sparkly?” Mary Lou and Tilly are curious about minerals, the chemical compounds that make up rocks! Get ready for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Field Museum in Chicago! Collections manager Jim Holstein opens cabinets containing some of the most exceptional minerals in the world. Find out how scientists have classified minerals for hundreds of years, and why some minerals glow in the dark.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Mysteries of the universe: Expansion and gravity 00:24:36 | January 2nd, 2018

The nerve! Electricity in our bodies 00:25:25 | December 26th, 2017

Why Do Snowboards Look Like Skateboards? 20:45 | Episode: 54 | December 22nd, 2017

How to Build a Robotic Eel 00:14:25 | December 22nd, 2017

Charged up! The science of batteries 00:30:43 | December 19th, 2017

High voltage! How electric power reaches your outlet 00:35:45 | December 12th, 2017

Why Is Money So Important? 23:27 | Episode: 53 | December 8th, 2017

The Case of the Sparkly Mineral 00:19:08 | December 8th, 2017