Hey, everyone, it is me again. So I have a quick announcement. I have a new kids book coming out called

the Atlas Obscira Explorers Guide to Inventing the World. I cannot tell you how excited I am to have

this book in the world. And it is not just a tour all around the world to incredible locations,

but it's also this guide to the history of

science. I made this book for, well, for myself when I was 11 or 10 or 9, and for my son and

daughter, who are 8 and 10 now. And it's a book for any kid who just longs to understand

how the world works. What are all of these things around us?

And how did we end up with them? How did we get from fire to pumps to fusion power? Like, how do we

arrive in our modern world? This is a love note to that exploration and an incredible tour through the history of science and technology.

It is for any curious kid in your life who lights up when you talk to them about things like astronomy or computers or trains.

This book is for them.

Comes out August 12th, but you can pre-order it right now.

It is on all of the various retailers, wherever you want to get your books from.

Thank you.

And on to today's episode.

Hey, Amanda.

Hey, Johanna.

What's up?

I want to start by showing you this photo. First, maybe just

describe the photo to me. Yeah, okay. So we are standing behind like maybe a waist high glass

barrier. And beyond that, there's like a very large white room. Like it's the walls are

empty. It's white high ceilings. And it looks like there's a thick kind of layer of at first I thought

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