Regina Barber

But we can't rule out that there might be like a non-adaptive reason. It could be just that the chimps pee when they hear other chimps pee, sort of like humans get the urge when you hear like running water.

Yeah, so there are these things called chorus waves. Do you want to hear?

Yeah, so there are these things called chorus waves. Do you want to hear?

Yeah, so there are these things called chorus waves. Do you want to hear?

Yeah. It's cool, right?

Yeah. It's cool, right?

Yeah. It's cool, right?

Yeah, it's an audio clip and it's been reconstructed from radiation coming 100,000 miles above Earth's surface.

Yeah, it's an audio clip and it's been reconstructed from radiation coming 100,000 miles above Earth's surface.

Yeah, it's an audio clip and it's been reconstructed from radiation coming 100,000 miles above Earth's surface.

So that's Richard Horn, a professor and distinguished research scientist at the British Antarctic Survey on Space Weather. He wasn't part of the study, but he said the study might change how scientists think course waves are created.

So that's Richard Horn, a professor and distinguished research scientist at the British Antarctic Survey on Space Weather. He wasn't part of the study, but he said the study might change how scientists think course waves are created.

So that's Richard Horn, a professor and distinguished research scientist at the British Antarctic Survey on Space Weather. He wasn't part of the study, but he said the study might change how scientists think course waves are created.

Well, the leading hypothesis on how chorus waves are created suggests that gradients in the Earth's magnetic field are very important, and that as chorus waves grow, they should cause bunching of electrons.

Well, the leading hypothesis on how chorus waves are created suggests that gradients in the Earth's magnetic field are very important, and that as chorus waves grow, they should cause bunching of electrons.

Well, the leading hypothesis on how chorus waves are created suggests that gradients in the Earth's magnetic field are very important, and that as chorus waves grow, they should cause bunching of electrons.

Right. I mean, legit question. Electrons create these waves and then the waves themselves affect the electrons. It's like a feedback loop. Coarse waves can actually like push these electrons to move nearly the speed of light.

Right. I mean, legit question. Electrons create these waves and then the waves themselves affect the electrons. It's like a feedback loop. Coarse waves can actually like push these electrons to move nearly the speed of light.

Right. I mean, legit question. Electrons create these waves and then the waves themselves affect the electrons. It's like a feedback loop. Coarse waves can actually like push these electrons to move nearly the speed of light.

Yeah. So I'm lactose intolerant. I'm not a fan of vegan cheese, but I'm like excited for possible better vegan cheese in the future. So my question to you, have you tried it?