Atom-sized black holes might be flying through our solar system right now and making Mars wobble.
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Gravity's taking a seven-second smoke break this August and honestly everything goes horribly wrong almost immediately.
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The groundhog deep state has a space program, supercomputers, and fuzzy little bureaucrats running the weather.
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What the if the most disgusting creature in the ocean is actually a survival genius — and could teach us a thing or two about defense, escape, and making a really, really big mess?
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Map ancient lava flows on the moon from your couch and help solve mysteries billions of years old.
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Dr. Robin Andrews takes us for a stroll on Jupiter's lava-spewing moon Io—galoshes required.
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What the if you were biologically compelled to complete your New Year's resolution like a salmon swimming upstream?
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Physicist Ian Durham stops by to explain why time reversal means your LEGO sets finally assemble themselves.
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Santa's sleigh won't fly, but a reindeer dirigible with forty hovering mammals just might.
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A green Sun turns pizzas black, kills all plants, and makes deep-sea microbes humanity's last hope.
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What the if humans evolved into shrikes - those songbirds that impale their prey on thorns like tiny violent artists?
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Ant queens birth two separate species. What if humans did too? Forget gender reveals - welcome to the species reveal party!
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Mosquitoes can't resist this genetically engineered fungus, proving they have the same impulse control as humans at a dessert buffet.
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Frankenstein's real horror isn't lightning or corpses but the medical bill for keeping mismatched body parts from rejecting each other.
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What if all water was carbonated? Cities relocate uphill, Niagara becomes a methane factory, and Mentos are banned worldwide.
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Wild birds respond to human whistles to find honey. What if you could call any animal to help with tasks for mutual benefit?
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Scientists trained AI to design custom viruses that hunt down superbugs when regular antibiotics fail.
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If memory worked like computer storage, forgetting that embarrassing eighth-grade moment might also delete your ability to do algebra.
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What the if gravitational waves were big enough to see your coffee table stretch like taffy every time black holes collide across the universe?
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Science fiction author Nicholas Casbarro explores radioactive space rocks that enable faster-than-light travel and the mind-bending paradoxes that follow.
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