Fast radio bursts have only been known to exist for a decade and astronomers are still trying to unlock the mysteries of their origins. EE discusses a huge breakthrough in FRB science. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/2j2PHJT

EE shares her favorite science story of 2016

Can scientists, politicians, multiple nations, entire industries, and all of us work together to save the planet? The healing ozone layer offers proof that we can. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/2i40K94

EE explores 6 impacts of the melting of Arctic sea ice.

Due to the clear link to their diminishing habitat, polar bears have become the poster children for the direct impact of this lost Arctic sea ice. But how does this missing ice affect the rest of us? How are our futures connected to the future of the polar bear? Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/203emkI

EE explains what it means for Mercury to be in retrograde

Are the motions of the planets to blame for bad luck here on Earth? EE explains what it means for Mercury to be in retrograde. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/2hHiLsf

EE explores how lithium-ion batteries work

Hoverboards, e-cigarrettes, cell phones, the Tesla Model S and a rescue robot made by NASA – what do they have in common? They have all made news recently for exploding due to faulty lithium-ion batteries. Just a few months ago, Samsung was forced to recall over a million of their newly released Galaxy Note 7 phones. So what are lithium-ion batteries, why do they keep exploding, and why do we keep using them? Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/2ixh15Y

EE gives tips for separating fact from fiction when it comes to news sources.