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Kristen Nicholson: The Science of Athletes in Motion
In today's episode, host Chris Gorski speaks with Kristen Nicholson, the director of the Pitching Lab at Wake Forest University. Nicholson talks about how an interest in math and the way the body moves eventually led to studying children with shoulder injuries, accomplished figure skaters and eventually baseball players. Nicholson also explains why it's so difficult to study the motion of the shoulder, and how her work in the lab may be able to help pitchers stay healthier.
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Nicole Yunger Halpern: When Physics Marries the Past to the Future
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In this episode of Inside Science Conversation Dr. Nicole Yunger Halpern tells host Chris Gorski about what drew her to physics and the how having a liberal arts education makes her a better scientist. She also discusses her upcoming book, Quantum Steampunk: The Physics of Yesterday's Tomorrow, and the similarities between quantum science and the steampunk genre. Quantum Steampunk: The Physics ...
James Poskett Science Has Always Been Global
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On this episode of Inside Science Conversations, James Poskett tells host Chris Gorski about his new book, Horizons: The Global Origins of Modern Science. The book takes readers on a whirlwind trip through history and science, from the precolonial scientific and mathematical insights developed in West Africa, the Middle East and Polynesia to the important discoveries made by people from the Ame...
A Bats Life
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Bats often get a bad rap for being scary, nighttime flying creatures, but to know a bat is to love a bat. (Inside Science) Bats are often unfairly painted as scary creatures. But Angie Salles, a biologist and neuroscientist who studies bats, would rather people see them as the highly intelligent, largely chill creatures they really are. She points out some interesting bat facts about their sigh...
Bats Make Predictions on Prey Movements
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Bats calculate where their prey is headed using their echolocation abilities. (Inside Science) Angie Salles, a biologist and neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University, studies bats and their behavior. She and her colleagues trained bats to stay on a post and then watched and recorded how the bats tracked nearby insects. The bats' echolocation calls were recorded and their head movements tracke...
Kristen Nicholson: The Science of Athletes in Motion
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In today's episode, host Chris Gorski speaks with Kristen Nicholson, the director of the Pitching Lab at Wake Forest University. Nicholson talks about how an interest in math and the way the body moves eventually led to studying children with shoulder injuries, accomplished figure skaters and eventually baseball players. Nicholson also explains why it's so difficult to study the motion of the s...
Hakeem Oluseyi: Cultivating a Love for Science
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In this episode Dr. Hakeem Oluseyi tells host Chris Gorski about how he fell in love with science, and how his interest grew as he went from reading everything he could get his hands on as a young person in the rural south to earning a Ph.D. in physics. Oluseyi shares stories from his book, A Quantum Life: My Unlikely Journey from the Street to the Stars, as well as his passion for science educ...
Lindy Elkins-Tanton: Why Teamwork Helps Scientists Thrive
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In this episode of Inside Science Conversations Chris speaks with Dr. Lindy Elkins-Tanton about her work on NASA's Psyche mission and what got her into science. Chris also asks Lindy about what she calls the “hero model” of science and her ideas about how making changes to the way teams are built may produce better results.
Antarctica A Great, Cold Natural Laboratory
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Scientists brave one of the coldest places on Earth, and it's well worth it. (Inside Science) Antarctica is unlike anywhere else on Earth. It's the highest, driest, coldest and windiest continent on the planet. Its ice sheet is the largest ice store on Earth as well. Despite the continent's extreme conditions, it's also a great natural laboratory which is why so many scientists brave the cold t...
Phil Skiba: Purpose During the Pandemic
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In the second part of their conversation, Dr. Phil Skiba tells host Chris Gorski how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected athletes and frontline workers. He also explains how doctors have adapted to the challenge of treating patients with the coronavirus before describing the toll the pandemic has taken on the people who work in the medical system.
Why Can We See the Moon During the Day
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Why we sometimes see the moon and the sun at the same time. (Inside Science) Night is traditionally the moon's time to shine, after the sun has set and doesn't compete. But the moon can sometimes be visible during the day, even when the sun is up that's because the moon and the stars are always somewhere in the sky. Sometimes the sun is so bright and its light can overpower the light from the m...
Phil Skiba: When Math Meets Sports Performance
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Host Chris Gorski talks with Dr. Phil Skiba about how he went from wanting to be an astronaut to working in sports medicine. Dr. Skiba even helped on the team that worked to help Eliud Kipchoge run a marathon in less than 2 hours! Join us on Inside Science Conversations. The Inside Science Conversations podcast shows listeners the human side of science. It’s about what makes scientists and rese...
Twin Satellites Observe Earth’s Climate
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The orbiting satellites are giving scientists insight into deep water supplies on Earth. (Inside Science) As we go about our daily lives, most of us are unaware that there are twin satellites orbiting Earth, tracking the movement of water around our planet. The mission, called GRACE Follow-On (GRACE-FO), is continuing GRACE’s legacy (the original GRACE mission orbited Earth from 2002-2017), of ...
Unexpected Discovery in Antarctica
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A keen eye and a bit of luck help scientists find something deep in the ice (Inside Science) The Antarctic is cold, windy, dry and roughly twice the size of Australia. The average annual temperature ranges from about 14 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 10 C) to minus 76 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 60 C). There are currently 70 permanent research stations scattered across the continent of Antarctica, giv...
Smartphone App Helps Spot Concussions
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A phone app might help diagnose a concussion on many sports fields. (Inside Science) In sports, concussions happen. High school and college athletes suffer most often in football, ice hockey and soccer. Concussions don't always mean being "knocked out" or losing consciousness other symptoms include confusion, dizziness and vision problems. In sports, with a head injury, time is of the essence. ...
What's a Snap Fit?
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What's a Snap Fit?
The Physics Behind The Football Throw
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The Physics Behind The Football Throw
A Dead Bird and Blow Flies
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A Dead Bird and Blow Flies
Insects For Food
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Insects For Food
How Much Does Earth Weigh?
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How Much Does Earth Weigh?
Robot Inspired by Plant Roots Burrows Underground
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Robot Inspired by Plant Roots Burrows Underground
Add A Dash of Science
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Add A Dash of Science
Should We Prepare Now for the Next Pandemic?
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Should We Prepare Now for the Next Pandemic?
Should We Prepare Now for the Next Pandemic?
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Should We Prepare Now for the Next Pandemic?
Mask-Wearing Tackles Spread of COVID-19
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Mask-Wearing Tackles Spread of COVID-19
Tiny Microbes Make Big Impact on Climate Change
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Tiny Microbes Make Big Impact on Climate Change
3D Technology Looks for Osteoarthritis
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3D Technology Looks for Osteoarthritis
Speaking Spreads Exhaled Droplets
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Speaking Spreads Exhaled Droplets
Meteoroids, Meteors, Meteor Showers and Meteorites
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Meteoroids, Meteors, Meteor Showers and Meteorites
Plant a Tree for Earth Day
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Plant a Tree for Earth Day

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  • @TheKingsArmor
    @TheKingsArmor 10 годин тому

    Earth is flat.

  • @atlantischris
    @atlantischris 15 годин тому

    Thank you I learned a lot :)

  • @jingojingo1
    @jingojingo1 День тому

    Only elites have it

  • @sh8nn0n92
    @sh8nn0n92 2 дні тому

    😂😂tears- comedy gold here! Thanks comment section🤣❤️❤️

  • @ruffleschips9055
    @ruffleschips9055 2 дні тому

    So how many years before this is on the market? I bet eye surgeons will fight these new drop treatments, after they have invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in surgery clinics, and machines. These drops would cause to lose their grand lifestyle.

  • @Em_moreno2013
    @Em_moreno2013 3 дні тому

    I just wanted to see the bee’s butts.

  • @Turtlefarm
    @Turtlefarm 8 днів тому

    God , flood, truth…

  • @justayoutuber1906
    @justayoutuber1906 8 днів тому

    1000 mosquitos per bat per evening

  • @user-cj4zm1se6m
    @user-cj4zm1se6m 9 днів тому

    Smart, brilliant, helpful.

  • @toneeightfo602
    @toneeightfo602 9 днів тому

    This is what Ryan Garcia was doing. And Devin Haney prolly does it also

  • @Zach-sg5uu
    @Zach-sg5uu 10 днів тому

    A lot of cures are suppressed by the government!

  • @gin6752
    @gin6752 10 днів тому

    Another example of human colonization and dominance of other animals for curiosity. An endoscope down its mouth, etc? Science looks to dominate, understand and control data without first having empathy. This is another living creature trying to make its way without pain and suffering and science has curiosity without reverence that all creatures all of equal footing in life.

  • @fairisfair4918
    @fairisfair4918 10 днів тому

    So… salt and sunshine

  • @yunustekin217
    @yunustekin217 12 днів тому

    America is itching

  • @normajeanvas9532
    @normajeanvas9532 15 днів тому

    Didnt explain why.

  • @WillPatrickDavis
    @WillPatrickDavis 16 днів тому

    I have telepathy and I am being targeted and have been a hostage in my own mind for 3 and a half years I'm being forced to do things and I'm being set up

  • @justicebeske5704
    @justicebeske5704 18 днів тому

    It really is a privilege seeing bat colonies leaving at sunset, I’ve seen a few times and there’s nothing like it

  • @genevievefontenelle1402
    @genevievefontenelle1402 19 днів тому

    Where is the eye drops 😢😢😢😢😢

  • @tedzambrano8473
    @tedzambrano8473 23 дні тому

    it's not getting old we get cataracts, it's the vegetable, canola, cornflower, soy oils, causing this. use Lard oils'

  • @KairavAnand
    @KairavAnand 25 днів тому

    Bro just gave us a tutorial

  • @Markwood369
    @Markwood369 27 днів тому

    Anything truly medicinal is priceless

  • @rohail260
    @rohail260 29 днів тому

    They are not mentioning that life will fail to exist without moon . Useless video hiding the most important fact

  • @DuncanOffical
    @DuncanOffical Місяць тому

    um some random person on Roblox now knows my address because of telepathy

  • @hara3435
    @hara3435 Місяць тому

    Always keep feet warm and head cool.

  • @DigitalRaider1
    @DigitalRaider1 Місяць тому

    White roofs decrease precipitation by 4%. Less rain = more heat.

  • @jermccann7425
    @jermccann7425 Місяць тому

    I know some great doctors, but they know nothing about cannabis. Trust your bud tender. He knows what people use for pain..😮😊

  • @arrowblue3909
    @arrowblue3909 Місяць тому

    You guys are putting guppies in baren waters. No plants nothing at all.

  • @arunb8841
    @arunb8841 Місяць тому

    @02:26 - The fourth person from Left was Dr. Homi J. Bhabha, Father of Indian Nuclear Physics..How lucky was he to have had interacted with Dr. Albert Einstein.🙂

  • @muhdaqil2932
    @muhdaqil2932 Місяць тому

    Arapaima is the reason why piranha lives in schools.

  • @ArtBellJr
    @ArtBellJr Місяць тому

    Bees have up to 19 different pheromones they also can use . Like when one dies they release the attack pheromones and it’s go time for getting stung.

  • @user-ku1vo8ek5h
    @user-ku1vo8ek5h Місяць тому

    looks like the sand worm from dune

  • @lsteurn
    @lsteurn Місяць тому

    This is why sprinters sometimes reach record breaking times but can’t reach the same times again consistently.

  • @clawhammer704
    @clawhammer704 Місяць тому

    It can’t be done. A cataract goes thru the lens completely.

  • @ohblad7546
    @ohblad7546 Місяць тому

    The Medical Bunch always incorporate - Fear and Confusion ! Avoid them if possible ; - Trust Nature !

  • @Atimo133
    @Atimo133 Місяць тому

    Thanks for the tutorial guys!

  • @marleennijland4244
    @marleennijland4244 Місяць тому

    I made my own eye drops that dissolve the proteins in the eye lens. Works well, getting better every day. I only need it for one eye.

    • @mballer
      @mballer 3 дні тому

      Tell us more.

    • @marleennijland4244
      @marleennijland4244 2 дні тому

      @@mballer Get the book Healing with DMSO by Amandha Vollmer. It has a recipe in there for eye drops for cataracts. Her recipe recommends 20% DMSO, but I used 15% DMSO, which worked perfectly, also becauce I had a light cataract. It has all disappeared now and I only take on drop a day now for prevention. I started out with 3 x 1 drop a day and did that for about six weeks, then went down to 2 drops a day and then 1 drop. You may need to take 3 drops a day for a longer period, depending on the severity. People who have had cataract surgery can not (!) use the eye drops. It will damage the artificial lense.

  • @One-Crazy-Cat
    @One-Crazy-Cat Місяць тому

    I been diabetic for 25 years. The stuff they were giving me for neuropathy was killing my kidneys and liver. I’d never been into it but tried some edible on encouragement of a friend. I take at night and it does better on my nerve pain than any that crap killing my organs from the dr. Kidney and liver function up. Meds down. +1 for cbd.

  • @GusMcCrae01
    @GusMcCrae01 Місяць тому

    The video does not mention the name of the eye drops.

  • @leadimentoobrien1221
    @leadimentoobrien1221 Місяць тому

    Does It haveOXALATES?

  • @MediaLieDetector
    @MediaLieDetector Місяць тому

    That river couldn’t erode that canyon in a mere 5 million years. Perhaps ice age glaciers melting and other events were involved.

  • @ambermduncan8599
    @ambermduncan8599 Місяць тому

    Well done 😊

  • @NA-718NYHC
    @NA-718NYHC Місяць тому

    What a perfectly concise, helpful, entertaining and WELL DONE video. Very... 😏digestible🤦‍♂️ Cheers from NYC🤘🗽

  • @melrumbidzai
    @melrumbidzai Місяць тому

    Awww a I love learning

  • @melrumbidzai
    @melrumbidzai Місяць тому

    Great I am learning this

  • @markmccammon266
    @markmccammon266 Місяць тому

    Thumbs down because this video is 8 years old. It should be removed as info only gives hope and doesn't follow up!

  • @justinwalker5441
    @justinwalker5441 Місяць тому

    It’s because reality is both deterministic and waves at the same time. So obviously everything is connected in strange quantum ways, but you just have to be in specific states of mind to enhance the minds processing of that particular information. Everything is connected in a quantum way by nature.

  • @lykaarahfeliciano4904
    @lykaarahfeliciano4904 Місяць тому

    D100?

  • @tea98988
    @tea98988 Місяць тому

    8 years later. This eye drop is still not available. Hmm… of course we know why!

  • @alanjohnson2662
    @alanjohnson2662 2 місяці тому

    I'm getting the solution for dogs eyes from Amazon and am using it to clear up my mild cataracts

  • @merradh
    @merradh 2 місяці тому

    I guess it's spiritual brain that is in the heart. whenever I feel really close to God after night pray, I feel chill like cold water in my chest