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2. Sezon, 5. Bölüm

Memories of the last Ice Age

Danni Stewart closes out the second season of Elements by taking us on a journey through Noongar Country to highlight how vulnerable it is to the effects of global warming. Along the way, Danni learns how the ‘hyper local’ stories passed through generations of Noongar people carries ‘climate memory’ from the last Ice Age. Full transcription and citations for the episode can be found here. Credits Host: Beth Maskall Producer: Danni Stewart Guest experts: Dr Jatin Kala, Dr Cass Lynch, Dr Karen Filbee-Dexter Executive producers: Michelle Aitken, Zaya Altangerel Sound editing: Michelle Aitken, Zaya Altangerel, and Alyshia Gatani Cover artwork: Gabriel Ibias And a special thank you to Michael Gatt, Lisa Larsen-Henry and everyone who helped make this season possible.

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26 dk.
04.08.2020 · Bonus

Wonder Kids x MS Readathon: This week we’re talking about... My Family and Other Animals

Welcome to an exciting bonus season of Wonder Kids, made with the MS Readathon. Join us each week to hear a special guest talk about a book that inspired their science journey. This week, Evan joins us to talk about "My Family and Other Animals".

04.08.2020 · Bonus

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7 dk.
1 Nis

What’s Up In The Sky? Venus, Jupiter, Dawn Planets, and Artemis Updates!

Leon and Morgan share April night-sky highlights and space news, starting with Venus low in the west after sunset and Jupiter in the northwest, plus a tip for spotting satellites near Orion (steady, non-blinking lights) and using NASA’s “Spot the Station” for ISS passes. They mention viewing the faint stars Tau Ceti and 40 Ari tied to Project Hail Mary, and set pre-dawn “homework” to look east for Mercury, Mars, Saturn (and Neptune with a telescope), with April 16 best for seeing them near the Moon. Leon explains why Earth looks small from lunar distance, suggests the pinky-nail Moon size check (full moon April 2), and notes April 12 (Yuri Gagarin’s flight anniversary) and April 22 (Earth Day). Constellation of the month is Libra, historically Scorpius’s claws, and they discuss Gliese 581 and past radio messages. Space news covers Artemis schedule changes, a 2028 Moon goal, ISS funding to 2030 with a shift toward private stations, and they end with “space pitches” on simulated Martian wind in crops and artist concepts of space-based data centers, plus an After Dark “knees” prank story.

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36 dk.
1. Sezon, 1. Bölüm

When water meets air, fire and earth

Owen Cumming explores how the natural element of water interacts with the elements of air, fire and earth in the context of Western Australia.

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25 dk.
1. Sezon, 5. Bölüm

Water'n'Plants

Thomas Crow looks into Western Australia's past, present and future to understand how water affects Western Australia's unique flora.

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20 dk.
2. Sezon, 2. Bölüm

How come we’re not covered in ash every single day?

Gianfranco Di Giovanni explores the possibilities of what we could achieve if government and Noongar people can work together on bushfire management. Full transcription and citations for the episode can be found here. Credits Host: Beth Maskall Producer: Gianfranco Di Giovanni Guest experts: Michael Pasotti, Lynette Knapp, Ursula Rodrigues, Dr Alison Lullfitz Executive producers: Michelle Aitken, Zaya Altangerel Sound design: Michelle Aitken, Zaya Altangerel, and Alyshia Gatani Cover artwork: Gabriel Ibias And a special thank you to Michael Gatt, Lisa Larsen-Henry and everyone who helped make this season possible.

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23 dk.
2. Sezon, 4. Bölüm

Animals taking advantage of fire

Cat Williams learns that humans aren’t the only species who use fire to their advantage. Some birds and cats know their way around a fire just as well. Cat also has some fun drawing a tenuous link between fire and ants. We promise it’ll make sense. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are warned that this episode contains the name of a person who has died. Full transcription and citations for the episode can be found here. Credits Host: Beth Maskall Producer: Cat Williams Guest experts: Dr Hugh McGregor, Mark Bonta, Reece Pianta Executive producers: Michelle Aitken, Zaya Altangerel Sound editing: Michelle Aitken, Zaya Altangerel, and Alyshia Gatani Cover artwork: Gabriel Ibias And a special thank you to Michael Gatt, Lisa Larsen-Henry and everyone who helped make this season possible.

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27 dk.
17.04.2020

Exploring the World Wide Web

In today's episode, we answer some questions about the internet- Who invented the internet? And how does it bring up the answers?

17.04.2020

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7 dk.
1. Sezon, 3. Bölüm

Mmm, fresh sewage water

Crystal Ngo investigates the pros and cons of drinking sewage water.

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30 dk.
28.05.2020

Why Do We Have Hair On Our Arms?

This week Jae joins us, to talk about gills and thermoregulation. Don't forget to head to the Scitech website to check out our podcast worksheets.

28.05.2020

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5 dk.

WA Science. Heard Different. Particle celebrates the science and innovation that comes from and impacts the land and people of Western Australia. Powered by Scitech

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