In this episode, our hosts feed their curiosity and try to find answers to some important questions, not only for human health but also for the origin of life; where did Earth’s water come from? How does cancer spread? Is a male contraceptive pill scientifically possible? Too deep? The editors also discuss how sensors can keep your coffee in check and how a novel CRISPR system has been found to cut RNA.Something About Science is brought to you by AzoNetwork.Content Mentioned·        Analyzing Coffee Beans (AZoSensors)·        Nanoplastics in Water: Removal Techniques (AZoNano)·        Newly discovered CRISPR immune system shuts down infected cells to thwart infection (News Medical)·        Metastatic Melanoma: key protein identified that aids the spread of skin cancer (News Medical)·        The Male Contraceptive Pill: is it possible? (News Medical)·        Papertronics: Disposable Electronics on a Single Sheet of Paper (AZoMaterials)·        Has the Winchcombe Meteorite Unlocked the Mystery of Earth’s Oceans? (AZoQuantum)·        The Curiosity Rover Discovers Water-Rich Opal on Mars (AZoQuantum)  MusicDokkodo Sounds – Like Water (Ambient Mix)℗ Pretty Decent MusicDpsht – Tokyo Bounce ℗ pvmmOf Truth – Of skiesIntro & News Music by Coma-Media (Yrii Semchyshyn) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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