[Connie (OP)]

Do you learn things better if you listen to it while you sleep? Does it affect you any? Like is it bad for you to listen to something while asleep? For example, will you understand French better if you listen to a French podcast on the ipod when you sleep? Or does it completely screw you up? I was just wondering since I had a song stuck in my head today that was one of the songs that I listened to just before I fell asleep that night before and it got me thinking. So...does it?

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[DoctorBeaver]

http://coe.sdsu.edu/eet/Articles/hypnopaedia/index.htm

There is an article at that site you may find interesting.

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[Roy P]

Dave, in the 3rd September episode was talking about the Smart 1 probe hitting the Moon and throwing up lots of earth. Is this the correct name for the stuff on the Moon? Shouldn't it be called mooth or moon-dust? Or is 'earth' a generic name for that 'stuff'?

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[paul.fr]

OK, how about this:

we all love to hear the guests talk about their own particular area of expertise, how about a month;y "live chat" with one of the gusts, here in the forum?

questions could either be submitted in advance, or live here. This would be in a topic that is only for the monthly chats.

what do you think?

[paul.fr]

well i think it's a great idea!

[daveshorts]

Dave, in the 3rd September episode was talking about the Smart 1 probe hitting the Moon and throwing up lots of earth. Is this the correct name for the stuff on the Moon? Shouldn't it be called mooth or moon-dust? Or is 'earth' a generic name for that 'stuff'?

Possibly moon dust or regolith, I have a tendancy to substitute words when talking on the radio...