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Hudson Freeze

๐Ÿ‘ค Person
108 total appearances

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Podcast Appearances

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Can't name them after people anymore.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Can't name them after people anymore.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Can't name them after people anymore.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

I'm going around the labs. It is the dawning of the age of Aquaticus. Age of Aquaticus.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

I'm going around the labs. It is the dawning of the age of Aquaticus. Age of Aquaticus.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

I'm going around the labs. It is the dawning of the age of Aquaticus. Age of Aquaticus.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

I mean, that's why we can't go out and, you know, sit at 180 degrees because our proteins fall apart. Our enzymes fall apart.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

I mean, that's why we can't go out and, you know, sit at 180 degrees because our proteins fall apart. Our enzymes fall apart.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

I mean, that's why we can't go out and, you know, sit at 180 degrees because our proteins fall apart. Our enzymes fall apart.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Yeah. You know, this was the thing that led us to say, well, what if you go down 5,000 feet under the sea where we know there are volcanoes down there? Boy, I'll bet nothing lives down there. Well, yes, it does.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Yeah. You know, this was the thing that led us to say, well, what if you go down 5,000 feet under the sea where we know there are volcanoes down there? Boy, I'll bet nothing lives down there. Well, yes, it does.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Yeah. You know, this was the thing that led us to say, well, what if you go down 5,000 feet under the sea where we know there are volcanoes down there? Boy, I'll bet nothing lives down there. Well, yes, it does.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Yeah. Life will still continue to exist as long as you have liquid water. That, if I had to pick anything, is really the sort of lesson of this. Life will exist anywhere where there's nutrients. It will go any place where it can find energy to use energy to grow. I'm going to quote Jeff Goldblum here. Life finds a way. Life finds a way.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Yeah. Life will still continue to exist as long as you have liquid water. That, if I had to pick anything, is really the sort of lesson of this. Life will exist anywhere where there's nutrients. It will go any place where it can find energy to use energy to grow. I'm going to quote Jeff Goldblum here. Life finds a way. Life finds a way.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

Yeah. Life will still continue to exist as long as you have liquid water. That, if I had to pick anything, is really the sort of lesson of this. Life will exist anywhere where there's nutrients. It will go any place where it can find energy to use energy to grow. I'm going to quote Jeff Goldblum here. Life finds a way. Life finds a way.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

And he's like, no. It has no use. It has absolutely no use. You know, it's curiosity. I mean, it's science for science's sake. It's fundamental research. That's the way science goes.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

And he's like, no. It has no use. It has absolutely no use. You know, it's curiosity. I mean, it's science for science's sake. It's fundamental research. That's the way science goes.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

And he's like, no. It has no use. It has absolutely no use. You know, it's curiosity. I mean, it's science for science's sake. It's fundamental research. That's the way science goes.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

He said, this is like this. And I want to talk to you about a science prize. And I thought, oh, my God, it's the prize patrol. If I sign up for, you know, Scientific American for six years at this bargain rate, I'm going to get a, you know, something in the mail.

Radiolab
The Age of Aquaticus

He said, this is like this. And I want to talk to you about a science prize. And I thought, oh, my God, it's the prize patrol. If I sign up for, you know, Scientific American for six years at this bargain rate, I'm going to get a, you know, something in the mail.