Goalhanger|82 - Space Elevators, Skyhooks, and Space Fountains
Join mathematician Professor Hannah Fry and science creator Michael Stevens (Vsauce) as they dig into the weird scientific questions that often go unexplored.
Welcome to The Rest Is Science, a show that sits in the fascinating space between what we think we know, and what we actually know. Why do we assume we understand things like time, randomness, or even gravity? Once you start questioning these familiar ideas, reality becomes astonishingly strange and completely fragile.
Whether you're a lifelong science fan or just naturally curious, The Rest Is Science will change your perception of reality, and prove that the biggest questions are always the most fun.
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Gepubliceerd23 aug. 2026
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Afleveringen
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Space Elevators, Skyhooks, and Space Fountains
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23 aug. 2026
81-
Hannah Ranks Michael's Bizarre Watches
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19 aug. 2026
80-
Why Your Brain Thinks You're Full (Even When You're Not)
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16 aug. 2026
79-
The Lake At The North Pole That Stops Europe From Freezing
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12 aug. 2026
78-
The Science of Putting Sunglasses on The Sun
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09 aug. 2026
77-
Why Is It A Colour Wheel & Not A Line?
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05 aug. 2026
76-
Why Lithium Batteries SUCK
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02 aug. 2026
75-
What Happens Inside Earth's Forbidden Zones?
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29 jul. 2026
74-
It Wasn't A Hoax After All
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26 jul. 2026
73-
Hack Dog Vision To Keep Your Bones Safe
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22 jul. 2026
72-
The Hole In Your Brain That Makes You Doomscroll
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19 jul. 2026
71-
A Man-Eating Tiger Found In London
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15 jul. 2026
70-
All The People You Don't Know
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12 jul. 2026
69-
An Honest Dad Ranking (Out Of All 2 Billion)
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08 jul. 2026
68-
Your Brain Invents Pain. Here's Why.
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05 jul. 2026
67-
The Most Dangerous Rock In Hannah's Collection
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01 jul. 2026
66-
The Audio Illusion That Proves We Don't Experience Reality
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28 jun. 2026
65-
Will A 25 Year Old Space Pen Still Write?
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24 jun. 2026
64-
A Paleontology Of The Future
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21 jun. 2026
63-
What Are The Odds You'll Become A Fossil?
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17 jun. 2026
62-
Why Feet Are Weirder Than You Think
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14 jun. 2026
61-
How Many Words Do You ACTUALLY Know?
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10 jun. 2026
60-
Why You Should Stop Using Face ID
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07 jun. 2026
59-
Nikola Tesla Fell In Love with a Pigeon
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03 jun. 2026
58-
Michael Discovered A New Way To Make Twins
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31 mei 2026
57-
Why Michael Abandoned Ink For Mechanical Pencils
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27 mei 2026
56-
Do Our Bodies Really Belong To Us?
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24 mei 2026
55-
Hannah Predicted a Pandemic
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20 mei 2026
54-
DARK vs LIGHT
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17 mei 2026
53-
Polymetalic Nodules Are Weird
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13 mei 2026
52-
"A Grim Enemy For Reasons We Do Not Yet Comprehend"
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11 mei 2026
51-
When 0 = 1000
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06 mei 2026
50-
How To Use a Black Hole To See Your Past
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04 mei 2026
49-
The Barf Bag Episode
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29 apr. 2026
48-
Alan Turing’s Final Theory Was About Leopards
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27 apr. 2026
47-
How To Prove You're A Time Traveller
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22 apr. 2026
46-
The Reasoning Test Psychologists Still Can't Explain
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20 apr. 2026
45-
The Elegant Laminar Flow Of Moroccan Tea
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15 apr. 2026
44-
Science Is (Literally) Cool
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13 apr. 2026
43-
Are There More Raindrops In Clouds Or Data In THE Cloud?
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08 apr. 2026
42-
This Toothpick Contains Everything Ever Said (Infinity Part 3)