Hello, everyone. Just dropping in before the show to let you know that we will be at Summer in the City this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Doing a live show. We'll do a live show on the Saturday. On Saturday. At 4 p.m. 4 p.m. in the Blue microphone podcast theater.

Blue microphone podcast theater. Very good. Yay. Oh, we'll forget that. Do we have any letters? We do have a letter. We've got one from Meg. The subject title is, You Need Jesus. This one is for you, James. No, it's not. It is. We'd love to know what... Do I need Jesus? No, I think we need Jesus. Oh, we need Jesus. We'd love to know what James does when Luke and Corrie are having their intense debates. Also, I love the podcast. I'm just sitting here, like, watching a tennis match because I sit in between them. So just imagine an audience, which a tennis match, watching the ball go, like, back and forth. That's what I do. Yeah, so I think James just kind of, you just watch, don't you? Yeah, I just go into like an

observer mode where like sometimes Corrie and Luke will just go into these deep discussions where

they just go into like deeper theoretical things and I'm just like, I'm understanding like maybe

less than half of this, we've got 30, 40% maximum. So I just like, nod along trying to understand. I find you're a really good litmus test for what people will understand when they're listening. I think that's my purpose here. You've got lots of purposes. That's definitely a good one. That and editing. Meg goes on to say, also, I love the podcast, highlight my Monday, and keeps me going when dealing with five- and three-year-old brothers. But seriously, Luke, you are going to go grey soon. Why? I don't know. It's very ominous. There's no reference. It just ends. She's a prophet. What does that mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? Should we start the episode? What does that mean? Let's just start the episode.

Let's just start it.

Hello and welcome to the episode.

The Sci guys, a show where we talk about the crazy, weird and wonderful stories from the science world.

I'm Corey, and today I'm joined by Jamp and special guest Evan Eddinger.

Not as always.

I'm special.

Very good.

This week, we'll be talking about proper thrust

and 20th century drag.

Is this... Why isn't Daniel why isn't daniel jayton here ruPaul oh there we go there we go daniel j latin might

be here at some point oh yeah um so are you gonna are you talking about thrusts in terms of

like rocket ships and drag in terms of rocket ships? Close. Or cars. So, we've spoken many times on this podcast about the strong desire we humans feel to chuck things into space. This week, I want to bring it back down to Earth just a little bit and talk about the men that pioneered chucking themselves into the air. That's right. It's the rights. The Wright brothers. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right, very nice. That's right. It's the Wright's. The Wright brothers. Oh.

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