Meeting assets for The Space Show Presents Dr. Logan Smith, July 31, 2026, Friday.Quick Summary:The Space Show featured Dr. Logan Smith discussing the psychological risks and mental health challenges associated with space travel, particularly focusing on the potential impact of AI on astronauts’ mental well-being. Logan explained how over-reliance on AI could lead to skill deficits, unhealthy attachments, and exacerbation of mental health issues in the isolated environment of space. He highlighted

Late at night, the mind often drifts back to the past, wrapped in warm and bittersweet memories. In this soothing video, we gently explore the biology of nostalgia, why we crave the past at 2 AM, and how memory, emotion, and quiet shape these feelings. Settle in, relax your mind, and let calming science guide you into restful sleep tonight.

Imagine realizing you are dreaming and gently taking the wheel. In this soothing video, we explore lucid dreaming, how your brain gains awareness inside a dream, how the subconscious responds to your focus, and ways to stay calm. Settle in, relax your mind, and let peaceful science guide you into restful sleep tonight. Press play and drift away.

What role will fats play in the future of alternative protein and food production? From improving taste and texture to strengthening supply chains and enabling new formulations, this webinar explores how both existing and emerging fat technologies could shape the next generation of food products.In this episode of the Protein Production Technology International Webinar series, Nick Bradley brings together experts from AAK, Savor, the Good Food Institute, and the University of Massachusetts

Powered by Protein Production Technology InternationalScaling novel lipids from promising science to commercial production brings a unique set of challenges. In infant nutrition, where safety, purity, consistency, and clinical evidence are essential, the journey from innovation to a market-ready ingredient demands more than breakthrough biology.In this episode of the Protein Production Technology International Podcast, Nick Bradley is joined by Alex, Ernesto, and Casey from Checkerspot and

Powered by Protein Production Technology InternationalMoving from pilot-scale success to profitable industrial production remains one of the biggest challenges in industrial biotechnology. A process that works in the lab may encounter very different realities at commercial scale, from oxygen transfer and energy use to downstream processing, production costs, and reliable supply.In this episode of the Protein Production Technology International Podcast, Nick Bradley is joined by experts from

Powered by Protein Production Technology InternationalAs precision fermentation moves from the laboratory into commercial manufacturing, the ability to measure, interpret, and control a process becomes increasingly important. Conditions that are relatively easy to monitor in a small bioreactor can become far more complex at industrial scale, where variability, changing cell behavior, and process limitations can affect yield, consistency, and cost.In this episode of the Protein Production

Deep in nature, one remarkable animal can pause its own life for decades, then wake as if no time has passed. In this soothing video, we gently explore how this survival trick works, what it reveals about rest, patience, and resilience, and why it fascinates scientists. Settle in, relax, and let calming facts guide you into restful sleep tonight.

Your gut and your dreams may be more connected than you think. In this soothing video, we gently explore the secret link between gut health and dreaming, how digestion, bacteria, and the nervous system shape sleep, and why what you eat may color your nights. Settle in, relax your mind, and let calming science guide you into restful sleep tonight.

Every night, your brain quietly sorts through the feelings of the day. In this soothing video, we gently explore how your brain processes emotions when you sleep, how dreaming softens painful memories, calms stress, and restores balance. Settle in, relax your mind, and let peaceful science guide you into deep, restful sleep tonight. Press play and drift away.

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Episode SummaryThis month on the Deep-Sea Podcast, we speak with Anne Helene Tandberg, a researcher from the University Museum of Bergen who specializes in amphipods and curated the deep-sea exhibit at the University Museum of Bergen, Norway. Check out our lovely new website where you can find more detailed notes, images and links to the wider reading. In this episode… Welcome back to the Deep-Sea Podcast, your punk take on all things deep sea! Alan is living day 56 on a boat, and feeling

A special episode hosted by Swiss Medtech, with Barbara Mettler asking the questions. Prof. Dr. Martin Scheringer from ETH Zurich, toxicologist Arne Jaksch and Lucas Pianegonda work through what medtech companies should actually do about PFAS this year. In this episode: - Where PFAS sit beyond the product: process water, piping, cooling and cutting fluids, packaging, processing aids - Why your supply chain will be interrupted before any regulatory grace period ends, and what to do about i...

The 2020 Creek Fire in central California's Sierra National Forest generated an historic pyrocumulonimbus storm cloud and triggered the largest helicopter rescue in National Guard history, all while burning through a heavy forested landscape devastated by massive tree mortality from recent insect kills.  This wildfire spread explosively through mountain communities like Big Creek, Shaver Lake, and Huntington Lake, destroying over 850 structures.  Chief Dustin Hail describes the lessons learned from

This is Part Two of our conversation.Oswego, New York, has the kind of history that almost seems built for ghost stories. Sitting where the Oswego River meets Lake Ontario, the city has been a military outpost, a major port, an Underground Railroad destination, and home to generations of people whose stories are still woven into its streets and buildings.Some of those stories are difficult enough to believe even before the paranormal enters the picture. Old City Hall once housed prisoners in its

One of the world’s most advanced AI hurricane models saw a growing tropical threat in the Bay of Campeche. Google DeepMind’s WeatherNext system can generate 1,000 possible atmospheric futures, and its development signal climbed sharply before suddenly backing off.So did the AI get it wrong, or is changing the forecast exactly what a good probabilistic model should do?In this episode of Meteorology Matters, we follow the forecast as it evolves and examine why wind shear, uncertain storm organization,

"Selection of 19th Century Scientific Verse-Various" offers a captivating anthology of poetic works that reflect the scientific spirit and intellectual fervor of the 1800s. This collection showcases the intersection of art and science, revealing how poets grappled with the emerging discoveries and ideas of their time. The verses resonate with themes of curiosity, exploration, and the quest for knowledge, making them timeless in their appeal. Listening to this selection today invites a deeper

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Some people discover their abilities later in life. Others are born into them.In this episode of The Grave Talks, we begin part one of a fascinating conversation with Cynthia Killion, whose connection to the unseen world began before she ever set foot in a classroom. At just five years old, Cynthia was already seeing and sensing spirits—experiences that would shape the rest of her life.For more than 25 years, Cynthia has worked as a psychic, medium, astrologer,

Oswego, New York, has the kind of history that almost seems built for ghost stories. Sitting where the Oswego River meets Lake Ontario, the city has been a military outpost, a major port, an Underground Railroad destination, and home to generations of people whose stories are still woven into its streets and buildings.Some of those stories are difficult enough to believe even before the paranormal enters the picture. Old City Hall once housed prisoners in its basement, including one man who claimed

The Space Show Presents Dale Skran with John Jossy as co-host. Friday, August 7, 2026, #4572Quick Summary:This was a Space Show program featured Dale Skran, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the National Space Society, discussing the NSS Orbital Space Settlement Design Project. John Jossy acted as the co-host for this program. Dale explained how the project uses the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) standardization methodology to design the first orbital space