The ocean never sits still—but why? In this episode, we dive into what really causes waves, from gentle ripples to massive swells. You’ll learn how wind transfers energy to the sea, why water doesn’t actually travel with waves, and what makes freak waves, tides, and tsunamis totally different. Whether you’re a beach bum or just wave-curious, this one’s for you.

Earth has a second moon—sort of. Meet Kamoʻoalewa, a tiny asteroid that’s been quietly orbiting near us for decades. What's it doing out there? And why are scientists so obsessed with it?

Mother’s Day started as a heartfelt tribute— then turned into a commercial giant. Learn how one woman created the holiday… and then spent her life trying to destroy it.

Scientists are discovering gut bacteria that may actually prevent or reverse food allergies. Find out how microbes could change the way we treat allergies forever.

Some people can hear their own eyeballs. Others feel pain just by watching someone else get poked. These real-life superpowers are weird, fascinating, and completely useless.

It started with bread, volcanic rock, and a lucky accident. Discover how a strange mix of ingredients—and a splash of nostalgia—made pink the most iconic eraser color of all.

It’s not just you—everyone forgets their early years. Find out why your brain blocks out baby memories and what’s really happening in your head during those first few fuzzy years.

It’s not age alone—your pigment cells are clocking out. Find out what really causes gray hair, from fading melanocytes to stress and the future of “gray delay” treatments.

You probably have a voice you hear inside your head—and no, it's not your conscience. Let's learn about subvocalization and how it helps us with learning and retention.

You’ve heard the rumors—but the truth about Napoleon’s height might surprise you. Discover how one of history’s biggest myths started with a simple measurement mix-up.