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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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How Does NASA Drive The Mars Rover?
^{22:12 | Episode: 28 | March 3rd, 2017}

The discovery of seven new planets that could contain life has kids and adults pretty excited. We can’t get to these planets yet but we do have tools to explore planets closer to home. In this episode, St. Michael’s College astronomy professor John O’Meara answers how the Mars rover is driven from back here on earth?

The People of the Snow with Kelly Elder
^{00:16:36 | February 24th, 2017}

The People of the Snow with Kelly Elder

Are Yawns Really Contagious?
^{36:46 | Episode: 27 | February 17th, 2017}

Why are yawns contagious? Why do we hiccup? How do teeth get loose? Why do your ears hurt when you drive up over the mountains? Why do we get dizzy when we spin? Why do people slip? Why do people faint? Why do we have saliva and mucus? Why do people cry when they get hurt? How do voice boxes work? Why does your voice sound weird when it’s recorded? Dr. Lori Racha has more answers to your body questions.

Do we all see the same colors?
^{00:15:41 | February 14th, 2017}

What if the color that you call blue and the color I call blue don’t look the same at all? When our brains see color, we’re really just seeing waves of light. Sure, we may be seeing the same waves when we look at the color blue, but do we know if our brains are interpreting those waves in the same way?

The Secret Life of Your Shower with Noah Fierer
^{00:14:12 | February 10th, 2017}

Something is living in your showerhead. Scientists need your help to figure out what it is, and why it’s there. Biologist Noah Fierer is enlisting people around the country to search out the tiny, microscopic life in showers. Find out what happens when Lindsay and Marshall sign up as citizen scientists, and turn their bathroom into a lab.

Why Do Your Fingers And Toes Turn Wrinkly In The Tub?
^{30:13 | Episode: 26 | February 3rd, 2017}

Why do your fingers and toes turn wrinkly in the tub? Why are people ticklish? How do you get freckles? Why do some people have birthmarks? How do our hands feel things? Are humans animals? Why don’t humans have tails? Why do we need food and water to survive? Why do our nose and ears keep growing? How do bones connect together? We’re talking about our weird and wonderful bodies with Dr. Lori Racha, a pediatrician at the University of Vermont.

Cats: Glowing eyes, puffy tails and secret purrs
^{00:25:49 | January 31st, 2017}

Why do cat eyes look the way they do? Can cats really see in the dark? And what are they trying to tell us with that purr (you know the one)?

The Tower of the Vomiting Robot with Anna Rothschild
^{00:14:11 | January 27th, 2017}

We dive into the gross side of science with Anna Rothschild, host of the PBS/NOVA series Gross Science! Anna tells us how a robot named Vomiting Larry helped scientists discover how to stop the spread of a potentially deadly sickness. Plus, fourth graders tell us what they think is gross, and we learn why talking about poop can be important for your health.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

How Does NASA Drive The Mars Rover? 22:12 | Episode: 28 | March 3rd, 2017

The People of the Snow with Kelly Elder 00:16:36 | February 24th, 2017

Are Yawns Really Contagious? 36:46 | Episode: 27 | February 17th, 2017

Do we all see the same colors? 00:15:41 | February 14th, 2017

The Secret Life of Your Shower with Noah Fierer 00:14:12 | February 10th, 2017

Why Do Your Fingers And Toes Turn Wrinkly In The Tub? 30:13 | Episode: 26 | February 3rd, 2017

Cats: Glowing eyes, puffy tails and secret purrs 00:25:49 | January 31st, 2017

The Tower of the Vomiting Robot with Anna Rothschild 00:14:11 | January 27th, 2017