Have you ever felt like you were living through a memory all over again, even though it couldn’t have possibly have happened before?
That feeling is known as deja vu, a French term that means ‘already seen’… 
In this episode of Mysteries of Sc…

ASMR is a mysterious sensation… It stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. People who feel it describe it as a tingling, sparkly feeling in the brain, triggered by soft sounds, watching slow, repetitive movements or moments of positive perso…

It sounds like magic – a pill that makes you feel better, even though it contains no medicine. Yet, strangely enough, fake drugs called placebos really do work. In this episode, Ciaran and Dan explore why the pills can fool us, and why we should …

Amelia Earhart was one of the best pilots of her age. An American pioneer, she was the first female to fly solo across the Atlantic and broke countless records. Then, one day, she took off and never landed at her intended destination. In this epis…

Was a deadly curse hidden in an ancient Egyptian tomb for centuries? If not, why were so many deaths connected to the discovery of King Tut’s tomb? Dan and Ciaran have called on archaeologists, authors and someone who guards a real-life curse to help t…

Does life exist elsewhere in the universe? It’s one of the biggest mysteries of all time, so Dan and Ciaran have recruited a brilliant team of experts, including a record-breaking astronaut and a NASA scientist, to help them find out.
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Is there a mysterious creature living in one of Scotland’s largest lakes or could it all be an elaborate joke? Speaking with experts from Scotland and the rest of the UK, Dan and Ciaran go on a deep dive in their first investigation to check out theori…

Mysteries of Science is the brand new podcast from The Week Junior’s monthly Science+Nature magazine. The very first episode, which is all about the Loch Ness Monster, comes out on April 1st. 
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