Bs In Science

After a lengthy break, we're back talking about driverless cars and how dangerous are they, a nuclear reactor and how everyone arrived in North America.

We talk about the latest with Amelia Earhart, a space lab possibly crashing down in Europe and our latest new info with Jupiter.

The recent progress of the James Webb Space Telescope and scientists get a hint of the first stars in the universe.  

Did you hear about SpaceX's new milestone?  Have you seen a car in space?  We could talk about other science news (and we do) but really we just talk about the rocket and cars in space.

In the slow science news week, we discuss finding lost satellites and how close cloning monkeys brings us to cloning humans.

The edited version of our first show for 2018.  We talk about two different rocket men, and update some stories from 2017

A new building proposed in Portland probably doesn't have everything needed to last, we get into conspiracy theories and how many chiropractors are there in the US and do we need them all?

A Flat Earther plans to launch his own rocket into space to finally put to rest the debate of round vs flat Earth.  Earthquakes may be getting more intense next year and a surgeon wants to perform the world's first head transplant.

Who's at fault in a recent accident involving a new driverless car?  Scientists put the world on a "2nd Notice" and why flying an electric plane sounds good on paper, if no where else.

An astrophysicist has predicted how many years the human race probably has left.  Also discussed is the matter in between galaxies and our dependence on oil.  We also discuss our favorite Bond films because somehow that became relevant in the discussion.

A relatively new, weird, funny and self explanatory surgical procedure is helping patients with their Microbiome.  A world of germs that exist in your gut and have more to do with your appetite and cravings than your brain does.  

On this episode we discuss Martian volcanoes, and find out how recently they've been active.  We also discuss Impostor Syndrome.  Are you an imposter?  Is your boss?

Our first episode of BS in Science.  We'll be talking about Tabby's Star, an object that has been showing some bizarre behavior for the last two years and the possible explanations.  We'll also discuss Elon Musk and SpaceX.