Anything Goes | Sweaty Brain Tsunamis
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Time for Anything
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Phil, James, and Derek talk about . . . well . . . anything! Unplanned, unscripted, all off the noggin.
In this episode: "Brain Tsunamis", science, computers / the internet, not sweating the small stuff, NASA's DART project
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Death-Bringing 'Brain Tsunamis' Have Been Observed in Humans
With its single 'eye,' NASA's DART returns first images from space
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Phil, James, and Derek talk about . . . well . . . anything! Unplanned, unscripted, all off the noggin.
In this episode: "Brain Tsunamis", science, computers / the internet, not sweating the small stuff, NASA's DART project
Our Linktree! :)
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With its single 'eye,' NASA's DART returns first images from space
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