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Science & Technology Q&A for Kids (and Others) [Episode 136] »
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How is it that animal species all look relatively similar, or at least similar across a breed (ex: dogs, golden retrievers), yet all humans have unique features? What's your intuition for Euler's number, e?
In the recent Halloween spirit, is there any science behind ghostly appearances?
If an advanced civilization lived on Earth one billion years ago, would there be signs of their existence in today's time?
How does photography work? How are we able to capture an image so easily, whether on film or on a phone screen?
Kind of a similar topic: how do mirrors reflect images, and can we trust these images or do they change our perception?
Is there a number like e or π that instead of being small (under 10) is big (like over 100)? How do these numbers get specific notation/names?
How many digits of pi can you recite at this moment?
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