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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Shocking! The science of static (Electricity series pt. 1)
^{00:28:42 | December 5th, 2017}

What makes your hair stand on end? Why does your skirt stick your tights? Why do you get zapped by electric shocks when you go to touch a doorknob?

Where did language come from?
^{00:29:13 | November 27th, 2017}

Where did language come from? Is it possible to know without traveling back in time? And how do babies learn to speak? Plus: We’ll hear how the word “silly” has evolved over the last several hundred years.

Mission CO2 to Mars
^{00:19:15 | November 24th, 2017}

“Could we ship Earth’s extra carbon dioxide to Mars?” Our listener Ilan has come up with a brilliant plan to stop climate change in its tracks, and make Mars a place we can live – AT THE SAME TIME. Your intrepid Tumble hosts attempt to lift his idea off the ground, with help from Czech environmental scientist Kristina Zackuciova, and NASA astrophysicist Scott Guzewich. Join us, to find out how a scientific journey starts – and whether Ilan has discovered how to save two worlds with one simple plan.

What Is The Biggest Number?
^{20:50 | Episode: 52 | November 22nd, 2017}

What’s the biggest number? Who was the first mathematician? Why is seven a lucky number? Why is fifth grade math so hard? We’re tackling something new: questions about math! With us to offer some answers and some mind-blowing concepts is author Joseph Mazur.

Curio: Flies on the bus
^{00:08:48 | November 14th, 2017}

A few weeks ago, we got two emails that were so similar and so intriguing we had no choice but to investigate.

Why Do We Have Daylight Saving Time?
^{20:52 | Episode: 51 | November 10th, 2017}

Every spring we set our clocks one hour forward. Every fall we move them one hour back. It’s a strange ritual when you think about it, so why do we do it? Join Molly and co-host Ava as they explore the seasons and why days are shorter in the winter and longer in the summer. We’ll hear about the history of Day Light Saving and play a game. And it’s always time for a Mystery Sound! So set an alarm so you don’t forget to tune in to this episode!

Marshall’s Mailbag Episode!
^{00:16:52 | November 10th, 2017}

It’s a mail bag episode! While Lindsay is away, Marshall is going through a bunch of listener questions and answering them as best he can. Do monkeys get ice cream headaches? Why is Play-doh so salty? Listen to find out the answer to this and more in this special episode of Tumble. If you want to submit a question for Marshall & Lindsay to answer, go visit our website at http://sciencepodcastforkids.com.

What’s smaller than an electron?
^{00:23:03 | November 7th, 2017}

The natural world can be broken down into atoms. And those atoms can be broken down even further. Will the discovery of smaller and smaller particles ever stop?

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Shocking! The science of static (Electricity series pt. 1) 00:28:42 | December 5th, 2017

Where did language come from? 00:29:13 | November 27th, 2017

Mission CO2 to Mars 00:19:15 | November 24th, 2017

What Is The Biggest Number? 20:50 | Episode: 52 | November 22nd, 2017

Curio: Flies on the bus 00:08:48 | November 14th, 2017

Why Do We Have Daylight Saving Time? 20:52 | Episode: 51 | November 10th, 2017

Marshall’s Mailbag Episode! 00:16:52 | November 10th, 2017

What’s smaller than an electron? 00:23:03 | November 7th, 2017