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From the ground breaking and life saving to the wacky and implausible, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki reveals some of the best moments in science.... more
FAQs about Great Moments In Science:How many episodes does Great Moments In Science have?The podcast currently has 316 episodes available.
May 09, 2017Animal poo timesHeadlines don't get much punchier than "All mammals poop in 12 seconds ..."....more6minPlay
May 02, 2017Ponytail physicsThere's a lot of maths - and a bit of astronomy - behind the sideways swing of a ponytail....more5minPlay
April 26, 2017The real cost of air pollutionIt kills millions, and it costs trillions. Air pollution is killer number 5...more6minPlay
April 18, 2017CannibalismCompared to other animals of the same size, humans just aren't that nutritious. Is that the only thing holding cannibalism back?...more6minPlay
April 10, 2017Pregnancy while pregnantCan a woman get pregnant, when she is already pregnant? In other words, can she have two foetuses in her uterus, at different stages of development?...more6minPlay
April 03, 2017Cleaning up space junkThe amount of junk in orbit is always increasing but cleaning it up is also essential for our future space operations, but it’s not going to be easy....more6minPlay
March 28, 2017How much space junk is out there?Space junk includes old satellites, spent rocket stages, dust from solid rocket motors and even coolant from obsolete Russian nuclear-powered satellites. But just how much is up there?...more7minPlay
March 21, 2017How the Nobel Prize medals were hidden from the NazisThe gold in a Nobel Prize medal is dense enough to make a big impression when you try to take it through an airport X-ray scanner. It's also very resistant to being dissolved—but that didn't stop one chemist who needed to hide two medals from the Nazis, as Dr Karl Kruszelnicki explains....more6minPlay
March 14, 2017What we know about misophonia, the 'hatred of sounds'A condition called misophonia — where people adversely react to particular sounds, often with feelings of rage, terror, fear and panic — was first identified 20 years ago, but is only now starting to be better understood....more5minPlay
March 06, 2017Paying service to the human lipThey can seal tight, suck, blow, whistle, hold and kiss. With hundreds of muscles and multiple layers of cells, the human lip serves a much greater role than we give them credit for....more5minPlay
FAQs about Great Moments In Science:How many episodes does Great Moments In Science have?The podcast currently has 316 episodes available.