I'm loving the series so far, looking forward to the next episode! My question is: since dinosaurs are reptiles, and birds are dinosaurs, does that mean birds are actually reptiles?
Loving this podcast so much! Question: why do humans/living organisms only live for such a short amount of time compared to the length of time the universe has to offer?
Might be a very niche question but why do some older movies like 2004(ish) period looks really grainy, but some don't, is it the editing or the camera quality?
Hello Darragh and Dylan, I would like to know why humans (and dolphins I think?) are the only animals that have intercourse for pleasure. Love the pod and merry Christmas/happy new year!
If the universe is 13.8 billion years old, how can the observable universe have a radius of 46.5 billion lightyears. How can light be reaching us from so far away, when the universe hasn't existed long enough for the light to travel from the object to us. Which doesn't take into account the stars we're observing wouldn't have formed immediately after the big bang but after millions of years. I'm not sure if this has been worded in a way that makes sense, hopefully you can help, this has been racking my brain for years.
Question: Why does the size and look of the male appendage vary so much, it seems to not follow any standard ratio of height or weight to the ding dong size
Just like rubbing your hands together, the contracting muscles moving over and over generate warmth. It’s not just the jaw. It’s your body in general, it shakes to generate heat, to cause warm blood to flow through your body and warm you up over time
I one-hundred percent AGREE with Die Hard NOT being a Christmas movie! Thanks! You guys are great!
This podcast is incredible! ❤
I love this. Hope you had a great Christmas.
You guys have a festive Christmas. See you in the New Year with more amazing explanations to weird questions.
I'm loving the series so far, looking forward to the next episode! My question is: since dinosaurs are reptiles, and birds are dinosaurs, does that mean birds are actually reptiles?
These really are awesome 👌🏻 😅🎉 I don't appreciate u slagging off the beautiful Sprout, nothing tastier! I'm off to watch Die Hard 🤭
Who else came here after listening to one of the ‘On this day in history’ video
Such a good episode! Now I know Father Christmas is from turkeye (I can’t spell it ignore that 😂)
Loving this podcast so much! Question: why do humans/living organisms only live for such a short amount of time compared to the length of time the universe has to offer?
Why aren't hybrid and electric cars fitted with dynamos on the wheels, so the car can generate some of it's own electricity to power itself?
Might be a very niche question but why do some older movies like 2004(ish) period looks really grainy, but some don't, is it the editing or the camera quality?
Hello Darragh and Dylan, I would like to know why humans (and dolphins I think?) are the only animals that have intercourse for pleasure. Love the pod and merry Christmas/happy new year!
If the universe is 13.8 billion years old, how can the observable universe have a radius of 46.5 billion lightyears. How can light be reaching us from so far away, when the universe hasn't existed long enough for the light to travel from the object to us. Which doesn't take into account the stars we're observing wouldn't have formed immediately after the big bang but after millions of years. I'm not sure if this has been worded in a way that makes sense, hopefully you can help, this has been racking my brain for years.
Question: Why does the size and look of the male appendage vary so much, it seems to not follow any standard ratio of height or weight to the ding dong size
Why do our jaws chatter when we are cold
Just like rubbing your hands together, the contracting muscles moving over and over generate warmth. It’s not just the jaw. It’s your body in general, it shakes to generate heat, to cause warm blood to flow through your body and warm you up over time