The Science of Yesterday: Recent Episodes
Sanjana Prakash
The history of science is more fascinating than you think. Whether it be talking about the origins of different fields of science, wacky old scientific theories, or a look into the lives of some of the most prominent scientists of our time, I can guarantee you it will be accompanied by my useless commentary that I think is pretty hilarious.
Happy 2021! Yes, I know it's been a while I am extremely sorry. Here's me and Ames yelling about Ancient Chinese Astronomy for 35 minutes (and other things of course.)
The universe is chaotic.
This week we begin our journey in into the history of astronomy, starting off with the astronomy of ancient Indian civilizations. I'm joined by a guest this week, Ames, who offers some insightful commentary to stories and theories of these ancient civilizations.
When we talk about evolution we always credit Darwin as being one of the pioneers. But Darwin had quite a bit of help himself in writing the famous "Origin of Species." Theories on evolution have been floating around for years, all over the world. What theories nudged Darwin towards coming up with "The Origin of Species?" Join me as I tell you the story of how we started fit together the puzzle pieces to the story of evolution, along with some non-sense commentary.
Intro/Outro Music: Raguero by Hello Music
BGM: Schizo by Anno Domini Beats
It's finally here!! Sorry for the delay in uploading this, hopefully once you listen you'll understand why this episode took an obnoxious amount of time to prepare.
DNA is the core of every living thing on the planet. The more information we unlock in the field of genetics, the further we move into a future where we could one day have the ability to change the characteristics of every living thing known to man.
But how did we even discover DNA, and learn how to manipulate it? The story, is one filled with drama, and the man at the centre of it all is Dwight Schrute from The Office.
Intro/Outro Music: Raguero by Hello Music
BGM: Schizo by Anno Domini Beats
Viruses are among the weirdest organisms out there. Along with bacteria, they're one of the main causes of disease yet we only found out about them within the last century. What did it take to get to where we are today, where we have the tools to handle an entire pandemic? Join me as I tell you the story of how we discovered viruses. A story filled with drama, tragedy, and some nonsense commentary that I thought was a good idea to say.
Intro/Outro Music: Raguero by Hello Music
BGM: Schizo by Anno Domini Beats