The Weird Science Drop
Daniel SmithScience is weird, and here’s the proof. The Weird Science Drop newsletter brings you the overlooked, under-the-radar and, above all else, most madcap science news, views and research.
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The Weird Science Drop #77 🦕 Blame the dinosaurs for why we don’t live longer
Dinos out to get us from beyond the grave
“Kha raghlast to your latest guide to all things weirdy and sciencey. We all know an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs (well, it kind of didn’t, but that’s another story) and helped pave the way f...
The Weird Science Drop #76 💥 Solar system's end coming a lot sooner than we thought
It’s a smash-up for the ages
“Kirip moorlaňar to a fresh order of TWSD. All good things come to an end, and that applies to our own solar system. A new study says many of the worlds we know and love will go out with a bang rather than a...
The Weird Science Drop #75 🚀 Warp factor 9 - dramatic pause - engage!
A reporter once asked Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry why Captain Picard was bald, since “surely they would have cured baldness by the 24th century.” His response? “In the 24th century, they wouldn’t care.”
“Hwan-yeong to this week’s...
The Weird Science Drop #74 🌋 US super-eruption will leave survivors eating insects and seaweed
Tick, tick, tick… boom!
“Fàilte to this week’s TWSD, a safe place to explore the wild and wacky side of science. And obviously, there’s nothing more wacky than a massive volcanic eruption that wipes out a billion people. This sounds bad...
The Weird Science Drop #73 🫏 Donkeys cure teen angst in 3 minutes
Donkeys have magical powers
“Pdiang to a new TWSD, positively bursting with sciencey goodness. This week, I take a long, hard look at the furore over fears that an evil AI could wipe us out - and why these warnings might not be what they...
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