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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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The Hunt for Black Holes with Karl Gebhardt [ENCORE]
^{00:16:40 | October 21st, 2016}

A fan favorite episode, now with new black hole discoveries! We answer our first listener question, how do black holes work? We talk to Dr. Karl Gebhardt, who has helped discover over half of the black holes that astronomers have ever found. Light cannot escape from a black hole, which means that they are impossible to see. We find out the secret to finding black holes, and how what happens inside might explain mysteries of gravity. Astronomy adventures are ahead in this episode! Music in this episode is by Secret Agent 23 Skidoo from his newest album, Infinity Plus One. Ask us a question, listen to more episodes, and donate at tumblepodcast.com. Subscribe to Tumble Science Podcast for Kids and review on iTunes. Follow on Facebook and Twitter. Thanks for listening!

How to Interview a Scientist [BONUS EPISODE]
^{00:14:00 | October 19th, 2016}

Send us your interviews with scientists, and they might end up on our show! In this special bonus episode, we’ll teach you how to interview a scientist. It’s easier than you might think, and it’s super fun. You might learn something that changes your life, or at least your outlook on science! Plus, our listener Vida finds out for us if you can send a robot into a black hole.

Who Invented The President?
^{21:36 | Episode: 17 | October 14th, 2016}

Who invented the president? Which country had the first president? We answer presidential questions historical in nature with author Kenneth C. Davis . Also in the episode: why do leaves change color in the fall?

Could it rain lemonade?
^{00:16:01 | October 11th, 2016}

If you filled a lake with lemonade, would it rain lemonade? This delicious head-scratcher does not have a straightforward answer. It’s one-part water cycle, one-part delicious drink and if we’re lucky, one-part lemonade rain.

The Tale of the Bacteria Farmer with Sarah Richardson [ENCORE]
^{00:13:52 | October 7th, 2016}

Sarah Richardson, a biologist, dreams of being of a farmer. Instead of tending to barns full of cows making milk, she’ll have petri dishes full of bacteria. We’re taking a break until 2017 to create more stories of science discovery. But we’re not going away! Far from it. We’ll be hard at work dreaming and making new awesome stuff for you. Stay in touch with us by Facebook, Twitter, and tumblepodcast.com, where you can send us questions, comments, drawings, and videos! This is a great time to show your support for our new season by pledging on Patreon: patreon.com/tumblepodcast Subscribe & leave a review on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tumble-podcast/id984771479 Thanks for listening!

Why Is The Sea Salty?
^{24:47 | Episode: 16 | September 30th, 2016}

We’re heading to the coast of Maine to learn a little bit about why the sea is salty, how mussels get their shells and how model ships get in those glass bottles.

How do invisible x-rays help us see?
^{00:28:35 | September 27th, 2016}

X-rays, part of the electromagnetic spectrum, help doctors see our bones — but they also help scientists understand the very smallest particles and the most massive black holes.

The Journey to the Deepest Part of the Ocean with Gaelin Rosenwaks [ENCORE]
^{00:16:11 | September 23rd, 2016}

Where is the deepest part of the ocean, and have we been there in person? Ocean explorer Gaelin Rosenwaks answers with an amazing story of the first explorers to dive to a mysterious place called Challenger Deep. It’s filled with awesome adventure, incredible risk, and awe-inspiring reward. This is a journey that changed the way we understand the ocean. We’re working on a bunch of exciting new stuff for you this week, so we are re-playing one of our favorite episodes. Love Tumble? Subscribe on iTunes! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-t…cast/id984771479 and write us a review. Support us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/tumblepodcast And visit us on our website,www.sciencepodcastforkids.com

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

The Hunt for Black Holes with Karl Gebhardt [ENCORE] 00:16:40 | October 21st, 2016

How to Interview a Scientist [BONUS EPISODE] 00:14:00 | October 19th, 2016

Who Invented The President? 21:36 | Episode: 17 | October 14th, 2016

Could it rain lemonade? 00:16:01 | October 11th, 2016

The Tale of the Bacteria Farmer with Sarah Richardson [ENCORE] 00:13:52 | October 7th, 2016

Why Is The Sea Salty? 24:47 | Episode: 16 | September 30th, 2016

How do invisible x-rays help us see? 00:28:35 | September 27th, 2016

The Journey to the Deepest Part of the Ocean with Gaelin Rosenwaks [ENCORE] 00:16:11 | September 23rd, 2016