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Black Holes might just be one of the most fascinating and mysterious phenomena in the universe. They are massive beasts in terms of power, but at the same time, virtually invisible to us. But because of the research that was put into them over the last couple of decades, we’ve gone from knowing absolutely nothing about them, to getting to learn more and more, up close and personal. And well, things have just gotten crazier. Michio Kaku just announced that we’ve finally gotten a look at what’s inside a black hole, and this new information brings light to the details the world of science might’ve missed, all along. Join us as we dig deeper into black holes, and unveil what’s inside space’s “big bad.”

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Why do animals bother making such long and precarious migratory voyages? Is the lure of an arctic spring feast worth crossing an ocean for? Wherever you are in the world, you are probably near an animal that has undertaken a remarkable migratory journey, be that a butterfly, bird or sea turtle. But what CrowdScience listener Moses in Kenya wants to know is, why they bother making such long and precarious voyages - and how they're able to reliably navigate over hundreds and sometimes even thousands of miles. In this first of two episodes, presenter Anand Jagatia travels to the Americas to meet the scientists finding and tracking these animals in order to solve the puzzle of where they go and why.