Scientifically speaking the funniest science podcast in the history of the Internet.
Every week our hosts Robert Chan and Dave Ciaccio welcome a special comedy guest to help them take a closer look at some current science and technology stories, play some trivia and make up a lot of crazy bullshit.
Let's Do Some Science!
Ciaccio and Chan look into the study that shows wild mice actually seem to enjoy a good run on the hamster wheel.
Ciaccio and Chan listen in on the exciting first contact to a satellite that's been lost in space for almost 30 years.
The Science Nice Guys, Richard and Dan, return to school Robert and Dave on the science of bullying.
Ciaccio and Chan report on the spread of Toxoplasmosis to Beluga Whales in the arctic, and why climate change may be behind it.
Chan and Ciaccio look into the pros and cons of bringing robots into the classroom.
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Ciaccio and Chan hone in on the fleet of underwater unmanned drones from Rutgers University that are gliding through our oceans, measuring weather to help better track big storms.
Ciaccio and Chan take a look at our Sun's sibling star, HD 162826, with the help of their twin brothers The Science Nice Guys (Facebook.com/ScienceNiceGuys).
Chan and Ciaccio take a personal at how Polar Bears quickly adapted to eat a high-fat diet on Seal and Whale Blubber.
Chan and Ciaccio learn about a new plant that pulls the heavy metal Nickel from the soil.
Ciaccio and Chan take a distracted look at the new classification of rare humans who can perform several tasks at once, without performance being affected, also known as Super-Taskers.
Ciaccio and Chan look into the new theoretical structure of Jupiter's moon Ganymede, which may include layered oceans separated by different types of ice.
Chan and Ciaccio look into a successful transplant of Pig Hearts into Baboons.
Chan and Ciaccio weigh in on Bacterias' necrophilic habit of reproducing with DNA from their dead brethren.
Ciaccio and Chan look at a new breakthrough in growing sperm from skin cells in a lab, and what this means for the future of men.
Ciaccio and Chan get into the details of a scheme to mix tiny carbon buckyballs into olive oil to foil counterfeiters. Also Chan finds out what happens when you ask too many questions about Ciaccio Fa
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Chan and Ciaccio look into the study that birds around Chernobyl Nuclear Plant are adapting to the high levels of radiation in the area.
an and Ciaccio look into the data showing coffee consumption can lower your risk of Diabetes.
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Ciaccio and Chan take a look into pheromones and how male researchers may be affecting biological experiments.
Ciaccio and Chan look into the finding that bearded men are rated less attractive when beards are plentiful.
Chan and Ciaccio take a look at a new government-funded high-powered laser that can make it rain.
Chan and Ciaccio check out a new adhesive based on the micro-suction of gecko feet. Also, can we be spiderman yet?
Ciaccio and Chan take an uncomfortably close look at the Neotrogla cave lice, a species with reversed genitalia and gender roles.
Chan and Ciaccio look into the next generation of safer, more environmentally friendly nuclear power.
Ciaccio and Chan get excited about the recent report of lab-grown vaginas that were successfully implanted into four women who were born without one, a rare condition known as Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-
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Chan and Ciaccio research the discovery of what is possibly the first moon found outside of our solar system. Then Chan falls back on some of his... less scientific teachings.
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Ciaccio and Chan look into the way people judge others based on how lucky or unlucky they are.
Ciaccio and Chan test out the new health sensors that can be sewn into your clothing to monitor your health.
Chan and Ciaccio take a stroll through the world of genetic engineering, and the gene that makes fruit flies walk backwards.
Ciaccio and Chan take a very close look at Penn State's new saliva-powered fuel cell, which can power apps on a tiny computer chip, or possibly a nano-machine death race in your mouth. Whatever.
Chan and Ciaccio ask what happens to our beer supply as the planet gets hotter and the weather crazier.
Chan takes the reins after Ciaccio looks a little too closely into the combined effects of Marijuana and Alcohol.
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Chan and Ciaccio take a look at VP113, a new dwarf planet out past Pluto by the Oort Belt, legendary birthplace of Comets.
Ciaccio and Chan explore the claim that switching fonts from Times New Roman to Garamond could save governments millions.
Chan and Ciaccio take a look at the link between Bipolar Disorder and Creativity.
Ciaccio and Chan look into the recent HUGE announcement of the discovery of evidence of Gravitational Waves from the Big Bang.
Chan and Ciaccio pay tribute to the glorious headline-writing robots that now control all media and youtube summaries.
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Ciaccio and Chan look into the finding that fear and disgust may have evolved from the way eyes look at things.
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Chan and Ciaccio experiment with the new discovery that humans can distinguish between over a trillion different smells.
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Ciaccio and Chan study Duke University's new Acoustic Cloak, which can mask a small object from sound from any direction.
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Chan and Ciaccio look into a study that people with OCD make choices similar to those with drug and gambling addictions, then Chan takes care of some personal business.
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Ciaccio and Chan take a look at India's proposed Rocket Probe to the Sun!
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Chan and Ciaccio check in on the Yellowstone National Park Supervolcano, which is actually 2.5 times bigger than previously estimated!
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Chan and Ciaccio look into the terrifying dystopian future of autonomous drones armed with tasers!
Ciaccio and Chan check out the advent of farmed spider silk, which is five-times stronger than steel.
Ciaccio and Chan look into the pros and cons of young elephants becoming teen moms.
Ciaccio and Chan take a look at the proposal to build three giant walls in the American heartland to disrupt airflow and prevent tornado formation.
Ciaccio and Chan research an insect sterilization technique that leaves male flies hyper-sexual and super sexy.
Ciaccio and Chan study the health problems in children born of caesarean section, including a look at the seminal work of Dr. D. McGirt O.D.B.
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Ciaccio and Chan take a sniff at the world's oldest known cheese. A 3800 year-old curd found on mummies in China.
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Ciaccio and Chan find that ADHD may be traced back to cigarette smoking by the maternal grandmother.
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Ciaccio and Chan figure out that contract killers might not be as suave and talented as they are in the movies.
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Ciaccio and Chan take a look at the relationship between porn addiction and religious beliefs. For more on this story look up Case Western Porn Study.
Chan chides the alien theorists after it's found that the mysterious Martian jelly donut rock found by the rover Opportunity was just a rock.
