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binomial Polynomials
This podcast covers the topic of Polynomials, what are they, how we recognise them and perform mathematical operations with them, such as addition, subtraction, and distribution.
2 episodes • Education
Nasa podcast
a story abput space and explorating the stars and galaxy
11 episodes • Science
Biology EOC Review
Review for the biology EOC using the standards for the state of Georgia
2 episodes • Education
500.000 Jahre Klimageschichte
Stellt euch vor, wir reisen zurück, nicht ein paar Jahrzehnte oder Jahrhunderte, sondern unglaubliche 500.000 Jahre in die Vergangenheit! Die Erde, unser Zuhause, ist ein Planet voller Geheimnisse, und die Geschichte ihres Klimas ist eine Saga voller dramatischer Wendungen und faszinierender Erkenntnisse. Heute nehmen wir euch mit auf eine Zeitreise, die uns nicht nur die Vergangenheit näherbringt, sondern auch unsere Zukunft in einem neuen Licht erscheinen lässt.
2 episodes • Science
Environmental Science
this is to study the the environmental sciences for examination
2 episodes • Science
Flexible strain sensors using TPU
What is a flexible strain sensor and how can they be made from TPU and what are the possible realworld applications
2 episodes • Technology
Effects On The Side
Ever watched a pharmaceutical commercial and wondered, Are the side effects really worth it? Welcome to Effects on the Side, the podcast that takes a deep dive into the world of prescription drug commercials in the USA. Each episode, we break down a specific drug—what it’s designed to treat and the often-overwhelming list of side effects that come with it. With real medical research and expert insights, we explore the science behind the claims and the trade-offs you should consider before trying the latest "miracle cure." Whether you’re a curious listener, a cautious patient, or just someone who can’t help but question those fast-talking disclaimers, Effects on the Side is here to help you make informed decisions in a world of glossy promises and fine print. Tune in, and let’s uncover the real story behind the side effects.
11 episodes • Health & Fitness
Because Happiness Matters...
Life is too short to be accidental about happiness. Luckily, science can help with life decisions & daily actions. Join my podcast series exploring new and long standing studies on the science of happiness in life, school, healthcare and work. For more, see www.happinessmatters.org. Dr. Louise has lived and worked in Dubai since 2003.
4 episodes • Health & Fitness
Metodologia Cientifica
Summarization of scientific papers about Methodology and Design Science Research.
2 episodes • Science
Exam review
Biology 2nd exam, covering protists, bacteria, eukaryotes, and other biological stuff
2 episodes • Education
MULTISCALE MAGNETIC RESONANCE ELASTOGRAPHY IN CANCER
This podcast introduces FOR 5628 a collaborative research unit at Charité Berlin that focuses on the biomechanical properties of cancer in vivo and uses innovative imaging technologies.
2 episodes • Science
Unwide Anxiety
What if you could break free from the invisible chains of anxiety? Unwind Anxiety is here to guide you through the chaos of overthinking and stress, revealing simple yet powerful tools to reclaim your calm. Each episode dives into the science of anxiety, unravels its mysteries, and equips you with actionable strategies to take back control of your mind.
3 episodes • Health & Fitness
Lecture one notes for enviro
Lecture one notes for enviro Lecture one notes for enviro Lecture one notes for enviro
2 episodes • Education
psychology of evil
Evil psychology delves into understanding the mental and emotional processes that drive individuals to commit harmful or malevolent actions.
2 episodes • Science
A Level Spanish
Covering all topic areas in Spanish A level - for learning grammar, vocabulary and content
3 episodes • Education
possible contact between the old civilizations of South America
outline the possible contact between the old civilizations of South America ... • ChatGPT said: The possible contact between the old civilizations of South America and other regions has been a topic of debate among historians, archaeologists, and anthropologists. Here’s an outline of the key theories and evidence: 1. Internal Contact within South America • Andean Civilizations (Inca, Moche, Chavín, Nazca, Tiwanaku, etc.): Extensive trade networks, such as the Qhapaq Ñan (Inca road system), connected various cultures. • Amazonian and Coastal Interactions: Evidence of trade between highland and lowland societies, including exchange of goods like Spondylus shells, coca leaves, and textiles. 2. Possible Contact with Mesoamerica • Trade and Cultural Parallels: Similar pyramid structures, step temples, and religious iconography between the Andean and Mesoamerican civilizations. • Evidence of Maize Cultivation: Maize, which originated in Mesoamerica, was cultivated in South America, suggesting early trade or diffusion. • Mythological and Artistic Similarities: Some deities and motifs resemble those of the Olmecs, Maya, and Aztecs. 3. Theories of Transoceanic Contact • Pacific Contact (Polynesia-South America): o Sweet Potato Evidence: The presence of the sweet potato (originating in South America) in Polynesia before European contact suggests pre-Columbian trans-Pacific exchange. o Genetic Evidence: DNA studies show some genetic links between Polynesians and certain Indigenous South American populations. o Rafts and Navigation: Thor Heyerdahl’s Kon-Tiki expedition (1947) demonstrated the feasibility of ancient Peruvians reaching Polynesia. • Atlantic Contact (Africa-South America): o Pre-Columbian African Contact Hypothesis: Some researchers speculate that African seafarers, such as those from the Mali Empire, could have reached the Americas. o Olmec and South American Artifacts: Some claim similarities between Olmec heads and African features, though this remains controversial. • Ancient Asian Contact (China, Japan, Southeast Asia-South America): o Japanese Jōmon Pottery Resemblance: Some pottery styles resemble those found in Japan. o Possible Buddhist Influence: Some petroglyphs and myths suggest Asian influence, but evidence is limited. 4. European and Middle Eastern Contact Hypotheses • Phoenician or Carthaginian Voyages: Some suggest that Phoenician sailors, known for their long-distance navigation, could have reached South America. • Roman Artifacts in Brazil: Discovery of alleged Roman amphoras off the Brazilian coast has sparked theories of ancient European contact, though authenticity is debated. 5. Skepticism and Challenges • Lack of Definitive Archaeological Evidence: Many claims remain speculative due to a lack of concrete proof. • Possibility of Independent Development: Similarities in structures or cultural elements may have arisen independently rather than through contact. While some theories remain controversial, increasing genetic, linguistic, and archaeological studies continue to shed light on possible ancient connections. Would you like details on a specific theory? New chat outline the possible contact between the old civilizations of South America ... The possibility of contact between the ancient civilizations of South America and other parts of the world has been a topic of debate among historians, archaeologists, and researchers. While there is no definitive evidence of widespread contact, several theories and hypotheses suggest potential interactions. Below is an outline of possible contact scenarios: ________________________________________ 1. Trans-Pacific Contact: South America and Polynesia • Evidence of Polynesian-South American Contact: o The sweet potato (kumara), a crop native to South America, was found in Polynesia before European contact. Genetic studies suggest it was introduced to Polynesia around 1000 CE. o Linguistic similarities between the Quechua word for sweet potato (kumal) and the Polynesian term (kumara). o Chicken bones found in Chile, initially thought to be pre-Columbian, sparked debate about Polynesian contact, though this claim has been disputed. • Theories: o Polynesian navigators, known for their long-distance voyaging, may have reached South America and returned with crops or cultural exchanges. o Thor Heyerdahl’s Kon-Tiki expedition (1947) demonstrated the feasibility of raft travel from South America to Polynesia, though it did not prove historical contact. ________________________________________ 2. Trans-Atlantic Contact: South America and Africa/Europe • Possible African Contact: o The Olmec civilization (1200–400 BCE) in Mesoamerica has been linked to African influences due to the colossal stone heads with purported African features. However, mainstream archaeology attributes these to indigenous development. o Claims of pre-Columbian African voyages to the Americas, such as those by the Mali Empire under Abu Bakr II, remain speculative. • Possible European Contact: o The Norse (Vikings) are known to have reached North America (Vinland, circa 1000 CE), but there is no evidence they traveled as far south as South America. o Some fringe theories suggest Phoenician or Roman contact, but these lack credible evidence. ________________________________________ 3. Trans-Pacific Contact: South America and Asia • Possible Chinese Contact: o Gavin Menzies’ controversial book 1421 claims that Chinese admiral Zheng He’s fleet reached the Americas, but this is widely rejected by scholars. o Similarities in art, technology, or cultural practices (e.g., pottery, weaving) are often attributed to independent development rather than direct contact. • Possible Japanese Contact: o The Jomon culture of Japan (14,000–300 BCE) shares some similarities with South American pottery styles, but no direct evidence of contact exists. ________________________________________ 4. Indigenous Connections Within the Americas • Mesoamerican and South American Interactions: o Trade and cultural exchange between Mesoamerican civilizations (e.g., Maya, Aztec) and South American cultures (e.g., Inca) are well-documented. o Shared elements include religious iconography, architectural styles, and agricultural practices. • Amazonian and Andean Connections: o Evidence suggests trade networks linked the Amazon basin with the Andean highlands, facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and technologies. ________________________________________ 5. Controversial Theories and Pseudoscience • Diffusionist Theories: o Some theorists propose that ancient civilizations worldwide were connected by seafaring cultures, but these claims often lack empirical evidence. • Pseudoscientific Claims: o Claims of extraterrestrial influence or lost continents (e.g., Atlantis) are not supported by credible evidence. ________________________________________ 6. Challenges in Proving Contact • Lack of Direct Evidence: o Archaeological evidence of sustained contact (e.g., artifacts, written records) is scarce. • Independent Development: o Many similarities between civilizations can be explained by parallel development rather than direct contact. • Dating and Interpretation: o Misinterpretation of artifacts or unreliable dating methods can lead to false conclusions. ________________________________________ 7. Conclusion • While there is intriguing evidence of possible contact, particularly between Polynesia and South America, most mainstream scholars emphasize the independent development of ancient civilizations. • Further research, particularly in genetics, archaeology, and oceanography, may shed more light on these possibilities. This outline highlights the complexity of the topic and the need for rigorous evidence to support claims of ancient contact.
2 episodes • History
Wissenschaft und Methoden
Wissenschaft und Wissenschaftstheorie Vorlesungspodkast
2 episodes • Science
United States Space Force:
Overview The video offers an insightful exploration into the origins, mission, and challenges of the United States Space Force. It highlights the pivotal role the Space Force plays in safeguarding America's orbital assets from various threats and interferences1. Key Contents Origins and Purpose: The video delves into why the Space Force was established and its overarching goal of maintaining U.S. dominance and security in the increasingly contested space domain. Significance of Space: Through interviews with current and former officials, satellite operators, and analysts, the video emphasizes the critical importance of space in modern society and military operations. Threats and Challenges: It brings to light the potential threats from rival powers such as China and Russia, showcasing incidents like a Russian satellite firing a projectile in space, regarded by the U.S. as a hostile act. Cost and Impact: Insights into the financial implications of maintaining and advancing the Space Force are provided, along with discussions on its broader impact on national security and defense. Personal Accounts Through personal anecdotes and expert opinions, the video enriches viewers’ understanding of the strategic importance of space and the need for a dedicated branch like the Space Force. You can watch the video on TIME's YouTube channel: "Space Force: Inside America's Newest Military Branch" Here's a brief description of another video: "Exclusive: Get An Inside Look At The US Space Force" from NBC’s TODAY: Overview NBC’s Tom Costello takes viewers on an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of the U.S. Space Force. Key Contents Classified Satellite Command Center: The video provides a rare glimpse inside a classified satellite command center, highlighting the operational aspects of the Space Force. Threats from Adversaries: It discusses the intimidation tactics and threats posed by nations like China and Russia, and the Space Force's efforts to mitigate these risks. Operational Insights: The video elaborates on the day-to-day operations and strategic initiatives undertaken by the Space Force. You can watch this exclusive inside look video on NBC’s TODAY YouTube channel: "Exclusive: Get An Inside Look At The US Space Force
2 episodes • Government
functieleer deel 1
samenvatting over het vak functieleer deel 1 in de 1e bachelor van psychologie, gegeven door Johan Waegemans
2 episodes • Education
Both Sides of Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity - Good vs Evil
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science focused on creating machines or software that can perform tasks traditionally requiring human intelligence. These tasks include understanding language, recognizing patterns, solving problems, making decisions, and even adapting based on experience. AI systems simulate human cognitive processes, using vast amounts of data to learn and make informed predictions or actions. Here's a deeper look into what AI encompasses and how it functions
6 episodes • Technology
Cosmological Conundrums
All about conundrums in the field of cosmology.
2 episodes • Science
Ricordi dei raggi cosmici
Dans ce balado, Vitti raconte l'histoire de la physique des tissus cosmiques à travers la lentille de sa carrière et de son expérience personnelle.
4 episodes • Science
Welcome to NoisyVerse
The episode is about what noise a verbs is all about and it's all about sound and how we perceive sound music noise and how acoustics pay a role and everything and that they are frequencies as we surround ourselves with an everyday life and we will also be talking about future episodes what we will be doing like for example a rock concert and chair in a church and a bagpipe in the library and we will have collaborations with people from different genres that has never collaborated before and create some interesting and never before done things stunts and delve deep into music history as well as the biology of the human reception of sound and give people nice overview of what we're all about and if you have a set of errors and they rent a podcast then here welcome to take part of this journey and it's called noisy verse.
2 episodes • Music
Bioquímica e nutrição
Bem vinsdo ao nosso podcast sobre bioquímica da nutrição entendendo os mecanismos bioquímicos e sua influência no humor, saúde física e mental.
2 episodes • Health & Fitness
Brain dose
Everything and anything under and beyond the sky that intrigues us.
2 episodes • Society & Culture
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