The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe The Skeptics Guide #1004 - Oct 5 2024
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Oct 5, 2024 Explore the fascinating impacts of microgravity on heart function as researchers uncover surprising findings from space studies. Discover groundbreaking innovations in schizophrenia treatment with a newly FDA-approved drug that targets novel mechanisms. Dive into the ancient Nazca lines, examining their mysteries and the potential connections to extraterrestrial life, alongside AI advancements uncovering new geoglyphs. Engage in thought-provoking discussions on the intersection of faith, science, and climate change as critical thinking emerges as a key to moderating beliefs.
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European Vacation
- Bob Novella describes his fantastic two-week trip to Italy and Paris.
- He highly recommends the Amatriciana pasta dish he had in Rome.
Shared Birthday
- October 1st is not only Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday, but also Steve Novella's daughter's birthday.
- Jay Novella also got married on this day.
Moon's Molten Mantle
- The moon's lower mantle is likely partially molten, impacting theories about its origin.
- Studying the moon's tidal responses revealed this, suggesting a titanium-rich layer called ilmanite.