Oxygen, Enormous Bugs, and the Periodic Table of Death and Mystery

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Periodic Table of Death and Mystery

Carol Potenza's monthly podcast, hosted by Laura Haas

33 episodes

2 days ago

Take a coffee break with us--5 to 10 minutes--and explore historical and contemporary mysteries and death surrounding the universal periodic table of elements.

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Take a coffee break with us--5 to 10 minutes--and explore historical and contemporary mysteries and death surrounding the universal periodic table of elements.

Society & Culture

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Oxygen, Enormous Bugs, and the Periodic Table of Death and Mystery

Periodic Table of Death and Mystery

10 minutes 4 seconds

5 months ago

Oxygen, Enormous Bugs, and the Periodic Table of Death and Mystery

This podcast will the introduce 4-inch-long cockroaches, giant millipedes up to 8 feet long, and dragonflies the size of pigeons of the Carboniferous era (323 to 299 million years ago) and ask the question: Why were bugs so BIG 300 million years ago? The answer in no small part is because of oxygen (O), the 8th element of the periodic table and one most life on earth can’t live without.