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Hosts are using mortar fireworks, Tasers, homemade lightning and ten thousand ping pong balls to get to the answers about lightning.

Original Air Date: May 31, 2015

Hosts are using mortar fireworks, Tasers, homemade lightning and ten thousand ping pong balls to get to the answers about lightning.

Original Air Date: May 31, 2015

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So three scientists walk into a bar and... explain scientific topics. Although it may seem like it, the title of this series isn't the beginning of a joke, but it does help illustrate what the show is about. The three scientists in question are astrophysicist/aerospace engineer Travis Taylor, statistician Tara Long and science fanatic/podcast host Anthony Carboni. In each episode, the hosts -- who, as the title suggests, are in a pub setting -- answer viewer questions, with a focus on natural phenomena and weather patterns. Educational -- and sometimes explosive -- demonstrations and experiments are part of the routine because, let's face it, science is more fun with explosive demonstrations.
Original Air Date: May 31, 2015
Rating: TVG
Playback: HD
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