Hosts: Ed Brown, Penny Dumsday, Lucas Randall
00:00:28 An Australian research team has come up with a luxurious plan to save endangered seahorses.
00:04:54 A more precise method of determining the methane produced by human activities draws a timeline of industrialisation.
00:15:07 Remains dating back 65,000 years ago demonstrate that the earliest Australians enjoyed slow-cooking.
00:20:28 Have you thought about the environmental impact your death and burial or cremation will have? There could be more planet-friendly options when it comes to 'deathcare'.
This episode contains traces of Bill Gates, speaking to Vox four years ago, about his greatest fear.
Goodbye
SoT 358: A Lot Of Poop
A quick update
SoT 357: You Get An Ocean!
SoT 356: The Same... But Opposite
SoT 355: E-mouse-icons!
SoT 354: They Smacked It With A Shovel
SoT 353: Crazy Finds A Way
SoT 352: Noodle-Fingered Hugs
SoT Special 28 – Coronavirus with Gideon Meyerowitz-Katz
SoT 350: Rocks Were Never Not Great
SoT Bites 001 - Hot Drinks In Hot Weather
SoT Bites 001 - Cuttlefish Watching 3D Movies
SoT 349: Our Favourite Science Stories of 2019
SoT 348: Massive Stars Are Fluffy!
SoT 347: Carbonite
SoT 346: Guinea Pig Guinea Pigs
SoT 345: Daisy
SoT 344: Teeny-Tiny Black Holes
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