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This Woman Cured Her Cancer with an Insane Method

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In a battle against cancer, could viruses be our allies? When Croatian virologist Dr. Beata Halassy’s breast cancer returned for the third time, she made a bold decision: to experiment on herself using millions of viruses grown in her own lab.
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Cats And Physics

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A falling cat seems to break the rules of motion — but the real explanation is even stranger than it looks.
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The Crystal That Could Destroy All Medicine

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The crystals that wiped out an HIV medication, almost overnight.
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The End Is Only The Beginning

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In this episode, Sabrina takes us on a tour of some of the ideas we've talked about and how they fit into our lives.
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Dancing And Our Brains

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Here we look at the science behind how dance strengthens your brain and how it could help protect against dementia as we get older.
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Let's Build A City

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In this episode, Sabrina shows us what we need to think about when we start engineering something as huge and full of problems as a city!
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Finland Solves Nuclear Waste THIS YEAR

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Nuclear waste has long been considered one of the biggest challenges facing nuclear power. It’s also been one of the number one arguments against said nuclear power. But here in 2026, Finland is changing that.
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The Robot Challenge

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In this episode, Sabrina shares a problem with us that can probably be solved by building an awesome robot.
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Poisonous Colours In Art

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Have you ever heard the saying “beauty is pain”? In the 1700s, chemist Carl Scheele invented a beautiful green colour that turned out to be rather deadly.
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What happens if you drop 0.125 grams of antimatter?

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Normal Stuff In Not-So-Normal Places

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In this episodes, Sabrina shows us how matter is affected by different pressures and how that makes water do some weird things.
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The Secret Spy Tech Inside Every Credit Card

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Firstly, a huge thank you to Neil Smith for sharing his technical and historical knowledge of “The Thing” and operation Easy Chair.
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The Massive Machine at the Bottom of the Sea

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Off the coast of Sicily, there’s a massive underwater machine. It looks like a forest of floating spheres…
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Oobleck And Non-Newtonian Fluids

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Ever heard of Oobleck? How about non-Newtonian fluids? Well, today Sabrina is going to show us that things can sometimes behave like a solid, and sometimes like a liquid depending on how much force is applied to them.
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Minecraft And Cancer

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How is Minecraft helping children with cancer? Find out how Minecraft is being used with young patients in a unique way, before treatment.
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Egyptologist Fact Checks Egyptian History Slop

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AI slop is littering your feed and spreading misinformation, so WIRED’s here to set the record straight. Join Egyptologist Professor Laurel Bestock as we fact check the internet, egyptology edition.
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Give me 18 minutes and I will completely change how you cook.

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Ethan Chlebowski breaks down cooking by focusing on foundational principles rather than following specific recipes. Through a practical demonstration of a chicken and rice dish, these five scientific questions help home cooks develop the intuition needed to troubleshoot, balance flavors, manage heat, and refine textures in any meal.
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Planetary Plants

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In this episode, Sabrina chats to us just about what plant life could look like on other planets.
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Continental Drift And Plate Tectonics

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In this lesson, you will explore the idea of continental drift and the evidence that supports it.
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The Weirdest New Battery is... Rust

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A reliable grid powered by green energy is going to need batteries, too. Not just electric cars—think solar power on a cloudy day.
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Dust For Fingerprints

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In this activity, uncover hidden fingerprints around your home like an art detective.