All This Science

I’m John and I made a podcast on buoyancy. My podcast talks about the history behind the discovery of the buoyant force and how the buoyant force works by giving several examples.

Guest Podcaster Dillon explains how Wifi routers work and how to get the best connection. Common misconceptions on the dangers of wifi signals are also debunked.

I’m Danicka and I made a podcast on 3D printing. My podcast talks about what it is, the history, what you can make, how it works, different types and the pros and cons of 3D printing.

Listen to Sam talk about some of the differences that make bacteria and viruses unique from one another. It’s a surprising and interesting educational podcast wrapped up under 5 minutes.

Neither Internal Combustion Engine nor Electric Powertrain. BOTH!! This podcast explores the technology found in the current Hybrid cars, and also the laws of Physics pulling the strings in the back. Thank You. Josh G.

Guest student podcaster Sophie details the battle: Quantum Mechanics vs General Relativity !

The Haber process is the method of creating ammonia for use in fertilizers. It was created by Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch to produce bombs for the German military in World War 1.

Curling is a popular Canadian winter sport which gets its name from the path that the rock takes as it moves down the ice. In this podcast, students Hannah and Julia look at why rocks curl, and explore ideas like the stick-pivot-slide model.

In this episode, student guest podcaster Anna takes you through some fascinating information about dark matter! Learn more about recently discovered facts about our universe.

Guest student podcaster Cristina discusses pressure cookers !

Guest student podcasters Mike and Owen discuss cologne chemistry !

Rants and Raves - My visit to a National Science Teaching Association Conference in 2019 !

The Everything Show - lasers, space exploration, mapping the human genome, classic cars, gardening and so much more. When Philip Preston, President of Polyscience and Dr. C (Marshall Carroll) got together, you guessed it - they had a lot to talk about!

Star student podcasters Brian and Simon discuss The Big Crunch. Cosmic !

Star student podcaster Jibin talks about interesting aspects of wd40: the myths and facts.

Star student podcasters Chayton and Henry talk about spiders ! It's for the World-Wide-Web !

Star student podcasters M&B present the world's longest (and best) safety song ! See the lyrics at http://allthisscience.blogspot.com/2019/01/the-safety-crew-song.html

Star student podcaster Nikhil discusses holography.

Star student podcaster Yimin asks "Does blue light really damage your eyes? Let's find out!"

Star student podcasters Harshil and Rutvish discuss health issues associated with aluminumm cookware.

Star student podcaster Cam describes Malignant Hyperthermia - a genetic disorder involving a hypermetabolic reaction of the skeletal muscles to certain anaesthesia and a paralytic.

Star student podcasters John and Ethan explore the mechanics of time. From the Big Bang Theory, to time dilation, there is more to this topic than meets the eye.

Star student podcasters Teagan and Jackson we talk about light pollution: what it is, the components, effects and dangers, and how to reduce it

Star student podcaster Irleen talks about rainbows.

Star student podcasters Anthony, Donovin and Jaerrod discuss sleep deprivation.

Star student podcaster Kevin talks about why, where and when monsoons happen.

Star student podcaster Nic takes a nosedive into the wild world of jet fuel - fasten your seatbelt for some high-octane education!

Star student podcasters Mark and Austin discuss potholes. The students get into the current solutions and the interesting future of the roads we depend on.

Star student podcasters Shikha and Ariana discuss sleep paralysis.

Star student podcasters Naomi and McKenna say "When stars explode it is called a supernova. Listen to our podcast to learn about these magnificent occurrences!"

Star student podcaster DJ discusses constellations.

Star student podcasters Light and Lexi discuss earthquakes.

Star student podcasters Alex and Martin discuss sirens !

Have you ever thought about what black holes are, where they come from, or how they might be the end of existence as we know it? Well look no further, because in this episode, star student podcaster Geoff describes the in-depth history and science of black holes and Hawking radiation.

Star student podcaster Lucas say "This podcast talks about how Tsunamis are formed, detected and how they affect places around the globe. Tsunamis are fascinating natural occurrences, but are also threats to many populations."

Star student podcasters Jayden and Grace say "Our podcast is all about chameleons! We focus on their unique colouring and how it changes."

Stat student podcasters Abi and Tori say "In this exciting podcast, we dive into the interesting process of supercooling. We also discuss how to do an experiment at home that allows you to instantly freeze water."

Star student podcaster Waasay says "Basketball is a fun and entertaining sport but what is the science behind the sport of basketball? In this episode we talk about Newton's Third law and the relation physics has to basketball."

Star student podcasters Kianna and Bona discuss water pollution.

Start student podcasters Supreet, Austin and Christian present an important topic for the future generations - Designer Babies. The podcasters describe what they are, their history, some facts and why they are ethical and unethical.

Star student podcasters Taylor and Kara discuss lungs versus gills - a breath of fresh air !

Star student podcasters Maddie, Camryn and Sara discuss hand sanitizer.

Star student podcasters Savanah and Sidney discuss tanning oil vs sunscreen. The students get into all the risks and advantages either tanning oil or sunscreen offer.

Star student podcasters Alex and Kiera share their feelings about emotions and the endocrine system.

Star Student Podcasters Kinza and Jiwon tell you the science behind Mentos dropped into Pop. This experiment is done using Pepsi, Sprite, and Fanta. Listen to find out what happens.

Star student podcasters Maja and Makena discuss Himalayan Salt Lamps and their possible benefits. Are those benefits real ?

Why is the sky black at night? Star student podcasters Michael and Khaled give an illuminating description - the sky is black because of the space expansion which is the distance increase between the star and our planet which makes the star's light disappear.

Star student podcasters Cassie, Sheila and Megan tell you all you need to know about vanilla extract!

Negative impacts on the environment have always coexisted with human progress. However, pollution such as air pollution is a major threat in emerging economies like India. Anh and Ngan are the star student podcasters.

Natural vs Manmade Climate Change Climate change is aproblem that is prominent in the world. It is a change in the overall earth’s temperature and in this podcast we will be discussing the two kinds: natural and manmade. Kayla and Raman are the star student podcasters.