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Hey Jorge, what image do you get in your mind if I say the phrase mysteries of the universe?

Hmm, I think I think of, you know, black holes and what's inside of them and what happened at the beginning of time and where's the universe going to go?

Those are all wonderful mysteries and I'd love to dig into them. But what if I told you you don't have to go so far away to find mysteries?

Hmm, you mean like why is a cartoonist hosting a podcast about science?

Yeah, I think that's exactly the point. It turns out that there are deep, unanswered physics questions all around us.

You don't have to travel to the edge of the galaxy to find something we don't understand.

Yeah, I've heard about this that in the objects we use every day, there might be things that even physicists don't know how it works.

Yeah, it turns out physicists don't know what we're talking about all the time.

You don't know what you're talking about or you know what you're talking about but you don't understand it.

No, that's the exact job of physics is to look around and say, do we really know how this works?

Can we actually understand it? And sometimes we think it's a simple explanation but we sit down to work it out and it turns out it's much more complicated than we thought.

Yeah, it turns out there are big mysteries even in the things that a lot of us ride to work every day.

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