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The Pill Question

April 15, 2003

ÒWhat happens to all of the eggs of women who have been on the pill for a long …

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Rolling Eyes

April 10, 2003

Why do our eyes roll back when we sleep? (They don't, really; they move all around.)

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Tilted Earth

April 8, 2003

Why is the Earth tilted? (Got knocked around as it was forming billions of years ago)

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Blood Types

April 3, 2003

Why do people have different blood types? (Different molecules on the surface of red cells)

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Big Heads

April 1, 2003

Does a bigger head mean a bigger brain? (Generally, but it doesn't mean you're smarter.)

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Wet Eyes

March 18, 2003

Why are eyes wet? (we evolved best to see when they're wet)

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Billiard Break – rerun of #2898

March 13, 2003

rerun

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Driving Side

March 11, 2003

Is it safer to drive on the left or the right side? (It doesn't matter.)

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Our Moon

March 6, 2003

Why doesn't our moon have a name? (It does: Luna. But we use the Germanic name, Moon.)

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Rabbit Fever

March 4, 2003

Can you get rabbit fever from eating rabbits? (Yes, you can get tularemia.)

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Chomping on Metal

February 25, 2003

Why is it that when you bite into tinfoil or metal, it's an amazing, painful shock that goes through …

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Wind Chill-Heat Index

February 20, 2003

Exactly what is this formula that they never tell us on the news for the wind chill factor and the …

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