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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2024 · 1H 55M

S4 Ep 14: The Deadly Rainbow

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From the blackest black to the whitest white, in this episode, we talk about the science of paint and pigment! Did you know we used real human mummies for brown paint for over 200 years? What about Paris Green, the bright and beautiful color that got its name after being used to kill rats in the sewers of France? We cover the toxic paints of the rainbow that have colored our lives for thousands of years! Featuring original song "Science Shuffle" by Micaela Superstar References: The Yattering and Jack Annihilation (2018) 6 Facts About Vantablack, the Darkest Material Ever Made Anish Kapoor Scientists Have Created the Whitest Paint Ever—and It Might Help Cool the Planet Paris Green Scheele's Green Mummy Brown Virgin Mary’s Blue A Journey to the Oldest Cave Paintings in the World TikTok:@Bekahsart

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