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Mysteries of Science

Fun Kids
Dark Matter
Thylacine
Antikythera Mechanism
Octopuses
Timekeeping
Ufos
Area 51
The Week Junior
Teleportation
Ancient Greece
Big Bang Theory
Altruism
Dinosaurs
Ötzi the Iceman
Indiana Jones
Birds
Quantum Teleportation
Wormholes
Glacial Archaeology
Time Capsules

The team behind The Week Junior's Science+Nature magazine investigate unexplained phenomenon with the help of expert guests.

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lever machines have appeared in countless films and are making headlines all the time, but what exactly does it mean? How does it actually work? And could computers ever become so intelligent that they end up doing everything for us?

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Join Dan and Michael as they dive into Mysteries of Science, the children’s science podcast spotting the universe’s strangest phenomena.

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The team investigate the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle – a patch in the Caribbean that's well-known for swallowing up airplanes

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Recent Guests

Dr. Maggie Adairan-Pocock
Space scientist and science communicator
Episode: Black holes
Professor Amelie
Professor of astrophysics at University College London
University College London
Episode: Black holes
Fabio Picucci
Black holes expert from Harvard University
Harvard University
Episode: Black holes
Ziri Yunci
Astrophysicist involved with the Event Horizon Telescope Project
University College London
Episode: Black holes
Dr. Kimberly R. Kent
Visualization scientist for NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory
NASA
Episode: Black holes
Matt Russo
Musician and astrophysicist
Episode: Black holes
Susan Martineau
Author of Real Life Disasters
Be Small Publishing
Episode: Bermuda Triangle: Do planes really go missing?
Nicholas St. Fleur
Science journalist
Episode: Bermuda Triangle: Do planes really go missing?
Nick Crompton
Zoologist and children's writer at the Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
Episode: Shark Secrets

Hosts

Dan
Editor of The Week Junior Science and Nature, involved in engaging young audiences with scientific topics.
Stevie
Deputy Editor of Science and Nature, known for supporting children's understanding of scientific phenomena.
Michael
Features Editor of The Week Junior, contributing to engaging stories and educational content for young listeners.

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Great👍

    This podcast is great would recommend it for many people perfect for falling asleep to

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The goat12345&@76753
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • It is just amazing

    I love this podcast because it's so intriguing with all the yheorys and I can't live without this so it's a 5 stars ⭐ from me ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Good for smart kids
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • WHAT THE HELL

    MEOW I AM A FUURRRRRRRRRRRY

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    marshmallow2016 march
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Why this podcast is great

    I can’t go to sleep until I listen to this podcast! It is a really great and informative podcast and it really paints a picture in your mind of what is really going on in the world.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Teenagers are great!
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Area 51

    It is real but I don’t think there is aliens but there is something suspicious

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ohio sigma rizzler Ohio town
    Australia3 months ago

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Listeners find the series to be engaging and educational, often commenting on how well the hosts explain complex scientific topics.
Parents appreciate the content for being both entertaining and informative, making it a great resource for children.
Many reviews highlight the podcast as a fun way to learn about science, recommending it to friends and family.
Some listeners mention the podcast is excellent for bedtime listening due to its soothing and compelling storytelling, despite some episodes being creepy for younger audiences.

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Talking Points

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Communicating with aliens
Q: Is this OK to send a message to the stars?
Yes, it's considered acceptable to send messages into space to try and reach out to potential alien civilizations.
How to sail like Moana
Q: What is wayfinding?
Wayfinding is the practice of getting from one place to another by being in tune with the natural world around you, using elements like the stars, sun, and ocean currents.
Teleportation
Q: Is there any way to make this sort of Lego instructions idea a reality?
Teleportation is very complex and currently seems impossible due to the vast amount of information needed to map and reconstruct a human body and brain.
Teleportation
Q: Could you tell us exactly what is teleportation?
Teleportation is the idea of being in one place one second and then being in another place without physically walking or traveling there, something people have dreamed about for a long time.
Octopuses
Q: What is sentient?
Sentience refers to having a point of view and being able to feel experiences, similar to how humans do.

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This series offers a captivating exploration of scientific phenomena and mysteries designed particularly for a younger audience. Covering topics ranging from black holes and the Bermuda Triangle to oceanography and animal consciousness, the episodes blend education with entertainment, often featuring expert guests who share their insights and unique experiences. With engaging storytelling that mixes humor and curiosity, each episode helps demystify complex concepts while encouraging inquisitiveness and critical thinking in young listeners. This podcast stands out by not only presenting intriguing scientific topics but also by fostering a love for science in a fun and accessible manner.

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These podcasts share a similar audience with Mysteries of Science:

1. The Week Junior Show
2. Fun Kids Science Weekly
3. Tumble Science Podcast for Kids
4. Brains On! Science podcast for kids
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Mysteries of Science launched 5 years ago and published 94 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Mysteries of Science include:

1. Dr. Maggie Adairan-Pocock
2. Professor Amelie
3. Fabio Picucci
4. Ziri Yunci
5. Dr. Kimberly R. Kent
6. Matt Russo
7. Susan Martineau
8. Nicholas St. Fleur

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