Podcasts de physics

#62 (Bonus) - The Principle of Optimism (Vaden on the Theory of Anything Podcast)

Vaden has selfishly gone on vacation with his family, leaving beloved listeners to fend for...

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Think like a penguin: Finding your niche

A "niche" is an organism's special "slot" in an ecosystem that allows it to co-exist with other...

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Going for a spin and getting dizzy

When someone moves, fluid sloshes inside the ears’ semicircular canals. The fluid tugs at tiny...

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Relaunch of Complexity Podcast Trailer

Trailer for Complexity: Physics of Life, from the Santa Fe Institute

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The risk astronauts take with the Sun

The Apollo astronauts were at risk of something many people don't know about. The Sun.

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264 | Sabine Stanley on What's Inside Planets

The radius of the Earth is over 6,000 kilometers, but the deepest we've ever dug below the...

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Ancient Universes & Conformal Cyclic Cosmology (Narration Only)

In a future so distant that all has decayed to nothingness and time itself ceases to exist, might...

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Are you a tick magnet?

We all know someone who goes for a walk in the woods, and comes back with many ticks crawling on...

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What are contrails?

Why do airplanes sometimes leave contrails behind, and what are they exactly?

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Exploring the Potential of Quantum Computing

Quantum computing has the potential to solve some of our biggest challenges, yet it remains...

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How does carbon dioxide impact our ability to think?

At high levels, carbon dioxide can affect the brain to cause impaired thinking.

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Dinosaurs may have had malaria

Scientists discovered a type of malaria in a twenty-million-year-old mosquito fossil from the...

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Holy Scripture & Quantum Energy

In this episode, we explore the connection between holy Scripture and quantum mechanics. We aim...

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76 - Do We Live in a Simulation?

Is the world around us real, or are we living in someone's computer program? Our new...

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Murphy's breakfast never goes to plan

If you're eating toast, and you accidentally bump it to the floor, it seems more likely to land...

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263 | Chris Quigg on Symmetry and the Birth of the Standard Model

Einstein's theory of general relativity is distinguished by its singular simplicity and beauty....

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Birds Are Quantum Physicists

On today’s episode: Scientists tracked the 20 year journey of a mammoth that lived 14,000 years...

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Bacteria feel full, too

We've been hearing a lot about the importance of gut bacteria. Now it seems that bacteria also...

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How the motor cortex treats words

The instant you decide to move your foot, the part of your brain's motor cortex responsible for...

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21: But What Does 'Left' Even Mean?

This episode Trace resets the solar system to see what life would look like on “Wee Earth” and...

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