Blue Zones, Clean Zones, and Zoning in on Killer Whales Something About Science

In this episode, Danielle begins with insights into Blue Zones, regions renowned for remarkable longevity, as well as exploring the mysteries behind concert-goer synchronization during classical performances. Skyla then delves into the therapeutic potential of magnetoelectrics for neurological disorders and unveils an optical device eradicating pathogens on surfaces. Megan then explores the genetic surprises of killer whale ancestry and sheds light on Google's role in sustainable transportation. Join us for an enlightening journey through these six science stories, covering the latest breakthroughs in health, neuroscience, materials, genetics, and sustainability.
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Content Mentioned
·        Unlocking the Secrets of Blue Zones: A Blueprint for Longevity and Health (News-Medical)
 
·        Concert-goers Sync Up Physically and Emotionally in Fascinating Study (News-Medical)
·        Tiny Injections of New Material Could Repair Severed Nerves (AZoMaterials)
 
·        How an Optical Device Could Make Surfaces Pathogen-free (AZoOptics)
 
·        Scientists Find Surprise in Renowned Killer Whale Ancestry (AZoLifeSciences)
 
·        How is Google Leading the Charge in Sustainable Transportation and Energy? (AZoCleantech)
 
 
Music / Sound FX Credits
 
Lofi hour – In the Rain When The Rain Pouring
Lofi hour – Daily Routine Work
Saturn-3-Music - Underwater Whale And Diving Sound Ambient
Skotop – Seawaves New Aberdour Scotland
Wilfred Symphony Orchestra – Waltz (From Coppelia) (Composed by Leo Delibes)
Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn – Inspiring Uplifiting Background
Intro Music by Coma-Media / Yrii Semchyshyn


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