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Triple J Science Questions
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Dr Karl - What's the science behind mascara face?
Dr Karl - What's the science behind mascara face?
Dr Karl - Is it unhealthy to eat your own boogers?
Dr Karl - Can you get drunk off breast milk?
Dr Karl - Should you warm up your car before driving?
Young Dr Karl is a hunk
Ben's Dr Karl impression fail
Dr Karl on the science behind your dreams
Ben and Liam team up with Dr Karl and Zan
Dr Karl says farewell to Zan Rowe
Ben and Liam pretend to be Dr Karl
Dr Karl - Why am I so ticklish?
Dr Karl - How hygienic is pubic hair?
Dr Karl - Why do some people hate coriander?
Dr Karl - Can Wi-Fi harm you?
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Thursday 18th July 2019
11:00 am - 12:00 pmWednesday 24th July 2019
10:30 am - 11:00 amDr Karl joins Nicole Dyer on ABC Gold Coast
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11:30 am - 12:00 pmDr Karl joins Phil Staley on ABC Cairns
Thursday 25th July 2019
11:00 am - 12:00 pmDr Karl joins Linda Marigliano on ABC Triple J Science Mornings
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10:30 am - 11:00 amDr Karl joins Nicole Dyer on ABC Gold Coast
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Some birds, especially parrots, songbirds and the entire crow family, are surprisingly intelligent – and not just compared to other birds.
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It take a unique series of weather factors to create the awesome power of lightning but when it ‘strikes’ it comes to earth with 1000 times more energy that a household electrical system and with more heat than the sun but capturing this energy is difficult as Dr Karl Kruszelnicki explains.
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Clothing is made of threads, which are made of smaller-still fibres. And that’s where the dirt hides.
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Dr Karl Kruszelnicki is fascinated by how bacteria rotate their flagellum counter-clockwise, much like a manmade electric motor. But unlike the motors that humans make, this dynamic microscopic molecular machine is constantly being rebuilt and reconfigured on the run.