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Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: thedoc on 08/03/2009 15:52:39

We get to the point of cutting edge Naked science this week, answering your science questions and exploring the science of sword swallowing.  We find out how the amazon could become a carbon criminal, learn how to predict the extent of an avalanche, and celebrate the passing of DD45 - an object that floated past the Earth inside the orbit of the Moon.  Plus, we find out if you can catch foot odour, if a bath full of vodka would get you drunk, and the delights of Liver a L'Orange!  Meera Senthilingam takes a 'thinking Walk' with Sir David Attenborough to learn about Charles Darwin, and Dave seems to defy physics by making bubbles that sink!
Listen to this Show (http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/show/2009.03.08/)

If you want to discuss this show, or ask a question, this is the place to do it.

Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: Chemistry4me on 17/03/2009 08:27:24

How can thedoc have started 170 topic but only have 127 posts? [???][???]

Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: Chemistry4me on 17/03/2009 08:36:28

WoW, I didn't know about DD45! [:o]
Why didn't I see it in the news!
And it was only 72000 km away!
A near brush with death you could say. [:0]

Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: Karen W. on 17/03/2009 10:41:24

I actaully heard a bit about it and was surprised how close. I did not pay enough attention at the time about the details, so that will be interesting to hear!

Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: Chemistry4me on 21/03/2009 13:08:47

That's scary!

Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: Chemistry4me on 21/03/2009 13:10:22

Not to mention that she must have had balls of steel to have done it. [;D]

Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: Chemistry4me on 27/03/2009 04:42:39

Balls of steel?

Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: Karen W. on 28/03/2009 04:26:52

Quote from: Chemistry4me on 21/03/2009 13:08:47

That's scary!

That is scary! Yikes!

Title: Discuss: Your Questions and Swallowing Swords
Post by: Karen W. on 28/03/2009 04:27:14

Quote from: Chemistry4me on 21/03/2009 13:10:22

Not to mention that she must have had balls of steel to have done it. [;D]

LOL...LOL