You have questions and A Moment of Science has answers. These two-minute audio podcasts provide the scientific story behind some of life's most perplexing mysteries. There's no need to be blinded by science. Explore it, have fun with it, but most of all learn from it. A Moment of Science is a production of WFIU Public Media from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana.
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Do you have bad morning breath? What about a raspy morning voice? Gravity is to blame.By Indiana Public Media
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Archeologists have made a gruesome discovery at an archeological site in Southern Poland.By Indiana Public Media
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Have you ever noticed that Siamese cats are cross-eyed? In fact, that's the only way a Siamese cat can see straight.By Indiana Public Media
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Have you ever noticed that famous portraits always tend to depict people from their left side?By Indiana Public Media
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Adults aren't exempt from making dumb decisions, either. It's all about impulse control.By Indiana Public Media
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Thinking with your stomach? After all, it does have its own nervous system.By Indiana Public Media
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How did scientists determine the color of prehistoric mammals from just a fossil?By Indiana Public Media
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The angelfish is making waves for demonstrating the surprising ability to count.By Indiana Public Media
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Some marmots – a type of ground squirrel – live longer when they get bullied by others.By Indiana Public Media
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How Baleen Whales Hide Their Songs from Predators
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1:59Baleen whales, like the humpback whale, are known for their songs. But their predators can also hear them.By Indiana Public Media
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The Cartesian Diver is an easy science experiment for kids to make at home. How does it work?By Indiana Public Media
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Rene Descartes discovered the phenomenon behind this neat science trick you can do at home.By Indiana Public Media
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The heaviest Mola weighed 6,000 pounds. These lumpy pillow-shaped fish like to float on the surface.By Indiana Public Media
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These elephants were hiding in plain sight – for almost 1.9 million years.By Indiana Public Media
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What’s the scientific method to happiness? It might just be how you think about the past.By Indiana Public Media
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A bird that abandons their eggs? What’s worse – these birds leave them in other species’ nests.By Indiana Public Media
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Does it help to exercise when you're sick for a speedy recovery?By Indiana Public Media
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How Casino Design Influences Gamblers’ Minds and Wallet
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1:59Save some money for the buffet, because this game is rigged.By Indiana Public Media
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Do they really fly? Or just kinda jump out of the water?By Indiana Public Media
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Snoring is annoying, but it's also a red flag for metabolic syndrome.By Indiana Public Media
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Have frogs changed very much since the days of the dinos?By Indiana Public Media
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Being top banana comes with its advantages (and parasitic worms).By Indiana Public Media
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In January 2025, scientists at NASA began to worry of a potentially devasting asteroid impact.By Indiana Public Media
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How do engineers know where to place wind turbines?By Indiana Public Media
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There's a right way to snack?By Indiana Public Media
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Does this trick work better than counting sheep?By Indiana Public Media
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Are you susceptible to the influencers?By Indiana Public Media
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Does carbon dioxide content in plants make bugs hungrier?By Indiana Public Media
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If babies don't learn to babble, will they still learn to talk?By Indiana Public Media
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He might look like a shrimp, but he packs a strangely powerful punch.By Indiana Public Media
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Where in the world does it come from?By Indiana Public Media
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Good presentation makes all the difference.By Indiana Public Media
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The corn variety, please.By Indiana Public Media
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Have we ever found earth-like planets?By Indiana Public Media
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Music isn't just a therapeutic for your ears, it also affects your body.By Indiana Public Media
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Some have suggested the speckles work as camouflage, but that might not be the full story.By Indiana Public Media
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For a Long Life, Is It Better to Focus on Fitness or Fatness?
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2:00Body weight is important, but how does it indicate health?By Indiana Public Media
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When this eel gets swallowed by a predator, he still has one last trick up his sleeve.By Indiana Public Media
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How does a queen bee rule over a hive?By Indiana Public Media
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This invasive toad has caused a lot of problems, even for itself.By Indiana Public Media
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Do you like vanilla? Because it's about to get really expensive.By Indiana Public Media
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The male Anna's hummingbird's tail has a musical application.By Indiana Public Media
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Arctic melting causes problems for the homes of ringed seals.By Indiana Public Media
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And You Thought Your Neighbors Were Annoying
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2:00This invasive plant causes a lot of trouble for its neighbors.By Indiana Public Media
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New evidence from an ancient burial site reveals a 13,000-year-old diet.By Indiana Public Media
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Do squirrels have a taste for snake?By Indiana Public Media
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How do scientists take the ocean's temperature?By Indiana Public Media
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In 2022, scientists dissected an 18-foot Burmese python only to find a barely digested 5-foot-long gator.By Indiana Public Media
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Praying mantids were long thought to be deaf, but neuroscientists have made a new discovery.By Indiana Public Media
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420 million years ago, this fish evolved an interesting ability. For a fish, anyways.By Indiana Public Media
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