News reports indicate that something may have impacted Saturn. Let's dive into this breaking news report.

Have you ever wondered if someone was just born a good/bad person? How do genetics and envirornment play a role in who we turn out to be?

We all have that friend that always tans and never seems to burn. Flip side is we also have that friend that burns by just looking at the sun. Why do some of us tan while others always burn? Let's dive in and see what the science has to say.

Ever wonder how we came to learn how to swim? Who was that first person? How far have we evolved since that first swimmer?

It's not the heat, it's the humidity? Is that true or just an old wives tail. Let's dive in and find out together.

POV: You're explaining to your friends why that 3,000-year-old honey found in Egyptian tombs is still perfectly edible while your leftover pizza from yesterday is already growing a science experiment 🍯

Honey really said "I'm not like other foods, I'm a cool food" and then proceeded to literally dehydrate bacteria to death with pure osmotic pressure. The audacity. The biochemical flex. Icon behavior tbh.

#HoneyFacts #ScienceIsWild #AncientPreservatives

Welcome to 2025, where your toaster has more computing power than the device that got us to the moon, and yet somehow you still can't get a decent WiFi signal in your bathroom. Join us as we dive into this year's hottest tech trends - because apparently we needed AI to tell us what we want for breakfast and VR headsets so realistic you can finally experience the joy of attending meetings that could have been emails, but in the metaverse!

Let's take another look at the possibility of Planet 9 and along the way we will discuss the planned mission to visit the dwarf planet Sedna. Time to take off for another exciting episode of Ai Investigates.

The universe's most confusing text messages?!

More powerful than your WiFi router (by several billion orders of magnitude).

Scientists are basically cosmic tech support trying to debug space.

Probably not aliens, but we're keeping our options open!

Let's discuss magnetars, a type of neutron star characterized by extremely powerful magnetic fields.