I Slept Through Science

I Slept Through Science

Have you ever felt like you slept through science when you were in school, but now wish you could understand the world around you better? Then this podcast is for you! Each week Cheryl asks a science question and Ryan, a science teacher, does his best to answer. From boiling water to shooting stars and everything in between, listen along and learn about the science you encounter every day.

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Lesson 63 - How essential are the oils?

Lesson 63 - How essential are the oils?

Essential Oils are incredibly popular for their wonderful scents as well as their healing properties. But what about these oils is essential, anyway? And are they able to do all the things they claim?...

27 Mar 202347min

Lesson 62 - Is ionized water good for me?

Lesson 62 - Is ionized water good for me?

Ionized water is marketed as a way to balance the pH of our bodies and alkaline water is supposed to be good for us, but is it? What exactly is pH, anyway? Join us this week to learn about how the pla...

20 Mar 202341min

Lesson 61 - Does the position of the stars determine my personality?

Lesson 61 - Does the position of the stars determine my personality?

Astrology has been around for thousands of years. Since astrology has to do with the stars, does that make it scientific? What exactly is the Zodiac, and what does that have to do with my personality?...

13 Mar 202336min

Lesson 60 - What is fog?

Lesson 60 - What is fog?

Our last listener question for a while, we look into what fog is. Is fog just a cloud that's low to the ground? If so, why is it so close to the ground? Can fog rain? Is fog heavier than clouds? So ma...

6 Mar 202327min

Lesson 59 - Do trees have personal space?

Lesson 59 - Do trees have personal space?

Though it might not seem immediately obvious, sometimes plants appear to want their own personal space. Crown shyness is an interesting phenomenon where the tops of trees stay away from each other. Bu...

27 Feb 202326min

Lesson 58 - How do engines work?

Lesson 58 - How do engines work?

Another listener question this week about something that seems simple: engines. Do you know the difference between an engine and a motor? How do car engines actually make cars move? Where does all tha...

20 Feb 202334min

Lesson 57 - Why does a faucet drip with rhythm?

Lesson 57 - Why does a faucet drip with rhythm?

We've all been annoyed by the drip-drip-drip of water from a leaky faucet, but why is there a rhythm to the dripping? What prevents the water from simply leaking out continuously? And can water defy g...

14 Feb 202330min

Lesson 56 - Why do heaters smell bad when turned on?

Lesson 56 - Why do heaters smell bad when turned on?

If you don't have to run your heater all year, you're probably familiar with the smell that accompanies turning it on again in the fall. But what causes that smell? Is something burning? What does it ...

6 Feb 202321min

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