From the ground breaking and life saving to the wacky and implausible, Dr Karl Kruszelnicki reveals some of the best moments in science.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 6 hours 7 minutes
Sharing the scent of fear
Fear can be catching, and it's shared by smell. Dr Karl sniffs out what we know about the scent of fear.
How does a python kill its prey?
They may be called a boa constrictor but we've only just learnt how pythons really kill their prey. Dr Karl squeezes out the heart-stopping truth.
The science of sinkholes
Sinkholes seem to happen out of the blue, swallowing up cars, houses or even whole streets. Dr Karl gets stuck into the science of sinkholes.
Life's little risks all add up
Which is more of a risk to your health: living in New York for two days or eating 1000 bananas? Dr Karl weighs up the micromorts of life.
How much do clouds weigh?
They may look fluffy, but your 'average' cumulus cloud is no lightweight. Dr Karl explains the physics that keeps clouds afloat.
The world's most hackable car
Off-road driving takes on a whole new meaning in the final part of Dr Karl's series on the rise of car hacking. And this is just the beginning ...
Honk if you're being hacked
Dr Karl goes back to the beginning of the car hacking era in part one of a three-part series.
The coolest club on Earth
You have to be pretty thick skinned to join the 300 Club. Dr Karl explains what it takes to survive the initiation ritual.
How much anaesthetic will knock you out?
How do doctors work out how much anaesthetics to give people? Dr Karl carves up the figures.