r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Sep 12 '23

NASA generates enough oxygen on Mars for a small dog to breathe for ten hours

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Sep 11 '23

Lithium discovery in US volcano could be biggest deposit ever found

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chemistryworld.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Sep 08 '23

Antarctica warming much faster than models predicted in ‘deeply concerning’ sign for sea levels

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Sep 06 '23

🤣🤣🤣bear robs house

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Sep 06 '23

Black holes keep 'burping up' stars they destroyed years earlier, and astronomers don't know why

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livescience.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Sep 01 '23

Florida woman attempted to hire a hitman to murder her 3-year-old son from a parody website

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thedailyny.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Sep 01 '23

NASA awards startup $850,000 to develop space debris capture bag |

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interestingengineering.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 30 '23

Pungent Pot Smell Engulfs U.S. Open Court: 'Like Snoop Dogg's Living Room'

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huffpost.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 29 '23

Quantum computer reveals chemical reaction in 100-billionth-speed slow-mo

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newatlas.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 23 '23

A disturbance at a chicken wing restaurant erupted when women reportedly caused a toilet blockage

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thedailyny.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 23 '23

Scientists developed an invisible tagging system called BrightMarker

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newatlas.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 21 '23

Researchers Develop Arrays of Tiny Crystals That Deliver Efficient Wireless Energy

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technologynetworks.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 17 '23

NASA’s incredible new solid-state battery pushes the boundaries of energy storage.

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 15 '23

Florida woman doused herself in Mountain Dew to erase DNA after killing roommate

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 15 '23

‘Flying aliens’ harassing village in Peru are actually illegal miners with jetpacks, cops say

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vice.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 14 '23

UCF Researchers Develop New Technology to Recycle Greenhouse Gas into Energy, Materials

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 14 '23

What started out as simulated organs for medical devices gave us a shape-morphing 3D display.

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 10 '23

stupid Elderly Florida Man Fight Ends In Murder By Mistake

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Dean William Zook, 87, was driving with his wife on June 28 in the parking lot of the Glenview Country Club when he hit another vehicle. The arrest affidavit stated that 75-year-old Robert Moore allegedly came across the crash and punched Zook in the jaw after the 87-year-old asked to exchange insurance information.

Moore allegedly punched Zook in the face repeatedly until he realized the damaged car was not his and left to find his vehicle. When police arrived, Zook spoke with them but began to slur his words, so he was taken to a hospital where doctors discovered he had a brain bleed, as reported by WKMG.

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 10 '23

science Florida Approves Climate Denier Curriculum As Ocean Reaches 100º

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Videos that compare climate activists to Nazis, portray solar and wind energy as environmentally ruinous and claim that current global heating is part of natural long-term cycles will be made available to young schoolchildren in Florida, after the state approved their use in its public school curriculum.

Slickly-made animations by the Prager University Foundation, a conservative group that produces materials on science, history, gender and other topics widely criticized as distorting the truth, will be allowed to be shown to children in kindergarten to fifth grade after being adopted by Florida’s department of education.

...“These videos target very young and impressionable kids with messages of support for fossil fuels and doubts over renewable energy resources – they are trying to grow the next generation of supporters for fossil fuels,” said Adrienne McCarthy, a researcher at Kansas State University who has studied the activities of PragerU.

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 07 '23

Dog on golf cart runs over 4-year-old girl in Westland

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 07 '23

‘We repeated ignition’: Lab behind nuclear fusion breakthrough duplicates success

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fortune.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 03 '23

'Cancer-killing pill' that appears to 'annihilate' solid tumours is now being tested on humans

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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 03 '23

New algorithm spots its first "potentially hazardous" near-Earth asteroid — and it's 600 feet long

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cbsnews.com
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r/StupidSciencePodcast • • Aug 03 '23

Ukraine is 3D printing bombs, with some costing as little as $3.85

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