Dragon splashed down in the Pacific Ocean at 10. Teruhiko Wakayama and colleagues from the University of Yamanashi set out to expand on this by using freeze-dried somatic cells to provide the genetic material needed for cloning. So a bit of a rodent-y episode.We also talk about bad ventriloquists, the American cheese caves and European butter mountain, and how people tied things together before the invention of string.Here's a rundown of the episode:00:28 - Hello!03:25 - Presented Piece - Gef the talking mongoose17:41 - Discussion36:33 - 2nd Presented Piece - Universe 2545:12 - Discussion57:47 - Where You Can Find Us Online1:02:46 - ByeTotal Runtime: 1:03:39Links:PromoWe're looking for new promo partners!Got a podcast? Think it will work well with ours? Drop us a line at if you're interested in doing a promo swap. A SpaceX Dragon capsule has returned from the International Space Station (ISS) with an unusual crew one composed of mice rather than humans.
We're back!Sorry it took so long, but y'know… life.Anyway, because we had a long break, we're considering this as the start of season 3 of Stories of Strangeness, and to start things off with a bang, we're doing an extra large episode consisting of a normal episode from Zoe, and an included minisode from Mike.In this episode, Zoe tells us about Gef, the talking mongoose, and Mike talks about Universe 25, the mouse utopia. We’re dedicated to bringing the amazing world of science to your feed in an i. Thats unlikely to be the end of it, however, following the discovery that even how you move your mouse may reveal more than you might wish about preferences and future decisions. About Ep 46 - Gef the Talking Mongoose & Universe 25 Episode We’re here for the science the awesome, inspiring, important, and the strange. I Fing Love Science is a short format video series, essentially a vlog wherein Elise talks about her favorite curated posts from her Facebook page over the past week.
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