Announcing Life’s Little Mysteries: the science podcast from Live Science

Podcast available to download now

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From the team behind Live Science, comes... Life's Little Mysteries: the podcast!

Life's Little Mysteries answers fascinating questions about the world around you and the stuff in it, from things in the news and on your mind, to crazy questions you didn't even know you had such as, how much whale pee is in the ocean? Listen to the first episode right now.

Each week Live Science's Jeanna Bryner and Mindy Weisberger tackle a different theme such as strange animals, the human body, or visitors from outer space. In the first episode of Life's Little Mysteries, Jeanna and Mindy talk about the world's seas and oceans and ask: Why is the sea salty? Could global warming boil away our oceans? And is the Dead Sea really dead?  And you can even ask us questions directly! Join the Live Science forum or follow us on Twitter, tell us what mystifies you and we'll answer the most interesting questions in future podcasts. We hope you'll join us on this exciting voyage of discovery and often downright weirdness as we solve... Life's Little Mysteries.

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Monday 3 February 2020 View this email online

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