Show Notes
From black holes to the Big Bang, this episode explores the weird and wonderful science questions submitted by students.
Topics include why some people sneeze when they look at bright light, how time travel might work, what Schrödinger’s cat is really about, and what happens when you get too close to a black hole. Curious, surprising and packed with science you actually want to know.
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