Daniel and Kelly’s Extraordinary Universe
iHeartPodcastsScientists Daniel and Kelly cannot stop talking about our amazing, wonderful, weird Universe! Each episode is a fun, easy-to-understand, and in-depth explanation of topics in science, from particles to black holes to moon colonies to ecosystems to parasites and everything else in the Universe!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 810 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhysicsNatural SciencesScience | |||
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Daniel and Kelly talk to Dr. Steve Brusatte about his new book "The Story of Birds". We discuss if chickens are really dinosaurs, if we know what color dinosaur feathers were, and why birds survived the devastating asteroid collision with Earth while... more
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Daniel and Kelly answer questions about Odderon particles, Langerhans cells, and black holes within black holes.
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An extraordinary podcast delving into the mysteries of the universe with the unique combination of both a physicist and a biologist perspective. Topics are well grounded in current scientific knowledge and not just hand wavy musings. And with their inclusion of answering listener questions to complement their own topics, Daniel and Kelly cover a wide range of topics that will stretch your head for sure! And in a good way.
Apple Podcasts5Brain over banter
Canada19 days ago Extremely informative; my understanding of the universe has changed to be more accurate. There is a major side effect - I get annoyed now more often than before because a lot of popular knowledge is actually wrong! And so I know people are wrong a lot more frequently now.
Podcast Addict522 days agomurnshaw- Science and Fun!
Daniel and Kelly offset each other well. Kelly’s laugh is awesome. Her tone and energy makes it a podcast to keep in the list. Daniel is too smart for me. Learn something every time!
Apple Podcasts5CaettxCanadaa month ago - Delightful
I was hopelessly searching for something to feed my brain while I do mindless work when I found this podcast. I first listened to the cholera episode and was delighted to find there was a part one. I’ve listened to eight more hours since Tuesday. Enjoyable, funny, and easily digestible. Thank you for making my work days a little more thought provoking and stoking my curiosity.
Apple Podcasts5Rudi Too
United Statesa month ago - Best. Podcast. EVER.
Daniel and Kelly are simply the best science communicators I’ve ever found, and this podcast is easily my favourite science podcast - no, my favourite podcast, period. Funny, super informative, warm and welcoming, whatever your knowledge level. Just the BEST.
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United Kingdoma month ago
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Apple Podcasts | #4 | United States/Science/Natural Sciences |
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A lighthearted yet informative exploration of various scientific disciplines characterizes content that brings complex topics into accessible conversations. The episodes frequently cover an array of themes within natural sciences, including physics, biology, and cosmology, discussing phenomena from the intricacies of worm behavior to the vastness of black holes. The dynamic between the hosts shines through, providing a blend of humor and curiosity that encourages audience engagement and makes profound scientific concepts approachable for listeners of varying backgrounds.
Unique characteristics include a strong interactive component, often integrating listener questions into episodes, which fosters a community feel. This makes the material r... more
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