Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Spark SC (2024)

Do you know any twins? Maybe you are a twin! This week, we're exploring how identical and non-identical twins are born - what are the differences?Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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219: Volcanoes 2:10

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What do Mount Vesuvius, Mount Fuji, and Arthur's Seat have in common? They're all volcanoes! Join us this week as we explore the explosive science behind them.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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218: Bone Clues 2:19

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What information can scientists find out from old bones? Join us this week as we explore some of the clues left behind in bones about what a person's life might have been like.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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217: Venus Fly Traps 2:23

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Join us to find out about the plant with the most bite - the Venus flytrap!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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216: It's Rocket Science 1:48

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Have you ever wondered how rockets actually move? Find out in this week's episode!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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215: Animal Migration 2:17

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Join us this week as we explore some of the incredible journeys made by animals. We'll explore why animals migrate, and how they find their way.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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214: Pollination 2:16

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What is pollination, why is it important, and what are we doing to look after our pollinators? Join us for this special episode with Emma Plant from the University of Glasgow's GALLANT project!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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213: Deadly Makeup 1:58

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In this week's episode, we're taking a step back in time to explore poisonous makeup! What ingredients did they use?Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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212: The Second Moon of Mars 2:13

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Did the planet Mars have rings like Saturn? Might it have rings in future? Find out more this week as we explore Mars' moons.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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211: Busy Bees 2:00

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There's a buzz in the air this week! Tune in to find out about the different roles honeybees play in keeping a hive organised.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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210: Desertification 1:59

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What is desertification? Join us as we find out why this is a problem, and what people are doing to help.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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209: Blue Moons 2:04

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You may have heard the phrase 'once in a blue moon' to describe something rare. But what is a blue moon? Is it actually blue? Find out this week!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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208: Hardworking Hearts 1:48

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Our hearts work incredibly hard to keep us alive. Join us this week to find out more about this crucial organ - it's hearty stuff!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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207: Caterpillar transformation 2:01

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How does a caterpillar turn into a butterfly? Join us this week as we follow this incredible journey.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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206: What is sand? 2:07

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Join us this week as we head to the beach and explore the science on our shores. Find out where sand comes from and where it gets its golden colour.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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205: Sleepwalking 1:51

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Join Kieren McGovern from Herriot-Watt University's CDT in Applied Photonics as he dives into the science of sleepwalking in this special episode!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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204: Seagrass Meadows 2:07

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What is a seagrass meadow? Join us on this week's episode as we dive into this often forgotten habitat and discover why it’s so important.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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203: Why wear sunscreen? 2:27

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What are all those different letters and numbers on a bottle of sunscreen? In this week's episode we discover exactly what sunscreen protects us from and why it’s important, even here in Scotland!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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202: Why do birds sing? 1:56

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In this week's episode we take some time to stop and listen to the dawn chorus. Is it really as relaxing as we think it is?Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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201: Temperate Rainforests 2:14

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Scotland can be a very wet place to live, but that’s good, because it means we have one of the rarest habitats on earth right on our doorstep. Join us this week as we explore Scotland’s temperate rainforests.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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200: Facts around number 200 - 200th episode! 2:12

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A Spark of Science is 200 episodes old! We thought we’d celebrate by sharing some fascinating facts about the number 200.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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199: Geothermal Energy 2:11

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In this weeks episode we take a look at geothermal energy. Together we’ll find out what it is, where it comes from, and how it can help us all stay a lot cosier in the future.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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198: Tardigrades 2:00

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Have we found the toughest creature on the planet? We’re investigating the tardigrade, an animal that can even survive in outer space! Find out how in this week's episode.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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197: Frogs 2:21

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Ever wandered what you have in common with a frog? You might be surprised when you ‘hear’ the answer, as we explore their amazing world. From the smallest to the biggest and even pay a visit to space!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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196: Glasgow Sandstone 2:25

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Why are Glasgow’s old buildings different colours? Join us as we travel millions of years into the past to find out where and how the stones used to make Glasgow’s historic buildings were formed.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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195: Peatlands 2:16

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Pull your wellies on and join us as we explore Scotland’s peatlands. Together we’ll dig into how they form, their importance throughout history, and the key role they can play in tackling climate change.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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194: How do bats see in the dark? 1:53

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What is echolocation? And how do animals use it? Join us this week as we find out how bats explore the world around them.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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193: Music in Space 2:10

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Music has been an important part of our lives for thousands of years. So important that we've even taken it to space with us! In this episode, learn about musical moments from space history.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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192: Colossus Penguins 2:10

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Once upon a time, when giant penguins walked the earth... no, really! Tune in to this week's episode, all about the ancient Colossus penguin.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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191: What is a lightyear? - British Science Week 2:07

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It's British Science Week! In this episode, we're going back in time.... sort of. Join us to find out what a lightyear really is.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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190: Scottish Wildcats 1:52

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To celebrate World Wildlife Day, we're looking at an iconic predator - the Scottish Wildcat. Join us to learn about these amazing animals and what we're doing to help them.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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189: Nature's Engineers - Beavers 2:02

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What do beaver dams actually do? In this week's episode, discover how beavers play an important role in our ecosystems.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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188: Why is snot helpful? 1:54

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Why do we sneeze? And why does the stuff in our tissues turn that colour? Find out in this week's episode!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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187: Wearing your school uniform is good for you 1:49

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In this episode, learn about how the clothes you wear can change your mood and focus. Maybe there's a benefit to that school uniform after all!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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186: Why do dogs pee on everything? 2:00

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Let's explore canine communication. Why do dogs have to pee so much? And why is it an important part of their social lives?Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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185: Gemstones 2:05

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Have you ever wondered what makes a gemstone different from a plain old rock? Find out as we explore this hidden world of jewels.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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184: Vitamin C and Scurvy 1:54

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You might have heard that sailors used to get scurvy. But what causes scurvy, and what does broccoli have to do with it? Find out in this week's episode!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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183: Mars Sample Return Mission 2:21

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Nothing we have sent to Mars has ever come back. Is this something that may happen soon? Join us to find out more about the Mars space missions!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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182: Dinosaur Footprints 2:09

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Were there dinosaurs in Scotland? What are trace fossils, and why are they important? Listen to this week's episode to find out!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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181: What is Precipitation? 2:01

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Rain, snow, sleet - we're used to wet weather in Scotland. How can water fall from the sky in so many different ways? Join us as we explore the science behind precipitation.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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180: Winter Solstice 1:52

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Join us as we explore the science of the Winter Solstice! What is it? When is it? And how does it happen? Find out in this weeks seasonal episode!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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179: How do polar bears stay warm? 1:50

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How do polar bears manage to stay warm in such cold climates? Join us as we explore the wonders of their insulating fur and blubber!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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178: Space Toilets 2:15

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Let's explore the fascinating world of space toilets! Join us as we find out how engineering and recycling helps astronauts stay clean and hydrated onboard the International Space Station.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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177: Smart Bandages 2:07

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Discover how researchers are using light and wireless charging in smart bandages to stop bacteria growing in wounds! Join us for this special edition with Dr. Mahmoud Wagih from the University of Glasgow's School of Engineering.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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176: Red Planet Day 2:00

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In this episode, we're celebrating one of our planetary neighbours, Mars! Discover why it's red, how it homes the tallest mountain in the solar system, and why we think Mars may once have hosted life.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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175: Archive episode - The Perihelion Prize 1:57

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Did you know that the Northern hemisphere has 4 days less of winter than the Southern hemisphere? Join us as we take a trip around the sun and explore the perihelion.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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174: Archive episode - The colours of Autumn 2:13

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The beautiful colours of autumn is the topic of todays episode. Why do trees change the colour of their leaves and how does this help protect the tree throughout winter.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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173: Is all radiation bad? 2:16

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Radiation may sound scary but it has lots of good uses which help us in our everyday lives. Listen in to this weeks episode to find out!Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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172: Animals have dreams too 2:09

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What are dreams? Do animals dream? Research suggests that even spiders dream! Join us in this weeks episode to find out more.Autor: Glasgow Science Centre

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