Science Quickly

Research shows rough sex is becoming more common. Dominatrices are helping the general public catch up. The podcast explores the prevalence and motivations behind rough sex, the risks and trends involved, and the world of BDSM. It also discusses the potential for healing and sexual exploration through rough sex and BDSM.

A podcast explores the discomfort of discussing sexuality in therapy and the importance of including marginalized experiences. It visualizes gender, sex, and sexuality using the Tornado Model and delves into personal experiences of discovering attractions beyond cisgender identities. It explores the complexity of sexual orientation, identity, and status, and discusses the limitations of labels in understanding sexuality.

Learn why individual interventions for burnout don't work and how burnout extends beyond work. Understand the importance of self-care and seeking help to address burnout as a social problem.

The upcoming total solar eclipse and its significance, an interview with science writer Rebecca Boyle, the speaker's plan to witness the eclipse in Waco, Texas, unraveling the mysteries of the sun and the Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter missions, studying the sun to understand other stars and our place in the universe.

This podcast explores the historical secrecy surrounding sex in space, the importance of studying reproduction and sex in space, and the unique challenges of human sexuality in space. It also discusses the ethical considerations of sex and reproduction, including fraternization, unplanned pregnancy, and privacy during future Mars missions.

Discover how ancient Maronesa cattle are helping combat wildfires in Portugal by grazing on shrubs that fuel them. The podcast explores the benefits of grazing for wildfire prevention and biodiversity. It also discusses how traditional methods and modern technologies, such as mobile feeders and GPS collars, are being combined to fight wildfires. The recovery of burned vegetation through controlled burns and the collaboration with shepherds are also highlighted.

Former defense officials and military pilots release videos and make claims about strange UFO sightings. Lack of evidence and concerns about excessive classification. Ongoing interest in UFOs and impact on Congressional discussions. Government, advanced technology, and conspiracy theories. Discussion on government knowledge about UFOs and jumping to extraterrestrial conclusions.

Experts discuss the potential threat quantum computers pose to public key cryptography, the impact on data security, and the uncertainty of rogue governments developing quantum computers. They emphasize the importance of addressing these issues and provide additional resources for those interested in quantum cryptography.

The podcast discusses the availability of RSV vaccinations for older adults, highlighting the increased risk and severe outcomes of RSV in this age group. It explores the vulnerability of the aging body to RSV and recent advancements in prevention methods. The importance of knowing RSV risk factors and getting vaccinated is emphasized, with no out-of-pocket expenses for Medicare and commercially insured patients.

Today's episode explores the challenges of fertility and the advancements in IVF, including a new test to predict embryo success. The test examines genetic material in the nutrients used to grow embryos and aims to provide more accurate predictions for identifying healthy embryos. The potential of a non-invasive IVF test using discarded embryo culture media is discussed, along with the importance of funding for reproductive health and the potential of novel research technology.