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The Sleepy Scientist

The Sleepy Scientist
Cosmology
El Niño
Dark Matter
Dark Energy
Mars
Sleep
James Webb Space Telescope
Quantum Mechanics
Cosmic Microwave Background
Jet Stream
Gravity
Pacific Ocean
Chemistry
Saturn
Time Dilation
Moon
Drought
Venus
Tornadoes
Time Travel

The Sleepy Scientist 🌙🔬 Where curiosity meets calm. This is a place for slow science, soft stories, and the kind of wonder that doesn’t need to shout. Each video gently guides you through the beauty of science—from the tiniest atoms to the vastest galaxies, and all the quiet forces in between. Whether you’re here to fall asleep, unwind after a long day, or just enjoy a quiet moment of learning, ... more

PublishesDailyEpisodes420Founded4 months ago
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The Real Reason Humans May Never Leave the Milky Way

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What Really Happens Beyond Light Speed

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Recent Guests

Clara Nellist
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ATLAS experiment, CERN
Episode: CERN Discovers the First Real Crack in the Universe
Amelia Grant
Bioengineer and project lead on integrated bionic limb research
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Episode: Boring Science For Sleep _ The Future of Bionics_ Healing Beyond Limitsnite
Alden Hargrave
Professor and first major silicon-based life hypothesis presenter
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Episode: Boring Science For Sleep _ Silicon-Based Life_ Is Alien Biology Closer Than We Think

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4.1 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Maybe AI

    Great topics and good information but the inflection of the speaker is sometimes very odd, like he’s starting a new sentence in the middle of a sentence. Just pointing out that this could be AI generated. Coupled with the fact this channel isn’t very old I have my suspicions

    Edit: 253 podcasts since 6th March? It’s 12th May today! Definitely AI

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    3
    lozzy>>--
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • So good!

    Love science and this is great for sleep

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sc!ence
    Australia4 months ago

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Audience enjoys calm, accessible science storytelling.
Appreciates slow, non-pushy format for learning.
Listener notes the soothing delivery helps sleep but suspects AI pacing.
Some mention shows could rely on AI generation.

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The show centers on slow science and gentle storytelling, guiding listeners through topics from astronomy and cosmology to human biology in a calm, unhurried voice. Episodes favor reasoned monologues over guest-driven interviews, aiming to educate without shouting, with a soft-focus on how science operates in daily life and the universe. Listeners can expect immersive, contemplative explorations of space, sleep biology, and the science behind everyday phenomena, crafted for relaxation as much as curiosity. A notable strength is the consistent, peaceful pacing that makes complex ideas approachable for curious minds seeking a mindful learning experience.

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1. Sleepy History
2. Stuff You Should Know
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The Sleepy Scientist launched 4 months ago and published 420 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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2. Amelia Grant
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