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4/6

Extravaganza | April 6th 2024

Texas Theatre Dallas, TX

Spune presents Skeptics Guide To The Universe: Skeptical Extravaganza of Special Significance at Texas Theatre on April 6th, 2024.
4/7

5PM SGU Private Show Plus – Dallas

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4/7

12PM SGU Private Show Plus – Dallas

W DALLAS - VICTORY Hotel

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8/17

Extravaganza | August 17th 2024 Late Show

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8/17

Extravaganza | August 17th 2024 EARLY SHOW

Lincoln Hall, Chicago, IL
8/18

1000th Show! SGU Private Show Plus – Chicago

Chicago, IL
12/7

Extravaganza | Washington DC

Miracle Theatre, 535 8th St SE Washington, DC 20003

Doors at 7pm
12/7-7

Private Show Washington DC

GALA Hispanic Theatre, 14th Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
5/16

NOTACON 2025

Sonesta Hotel 66 Hale Ave, White Plains, NY 10601, USA
9/20

Extravaganza | Lawrence, Kansas

Liberty Hall, 644 Massachusettes, Lawrence, KS 66044, US

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And the fiction is... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . And the fiction is... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3: Astronomers have identified the tiniest known asteroid, measuring about 200 millimeters in average diameter. It was actually two meters wide. Learn more about each item on episode 595! Results: Discord: 46% Instagram: 52% Bluesky: 37% Facebook: 26% Threads: 14% Twitter: 52% Rogues: 100%
Today’s Science or Fiction throwback is from 201 Today’s Science or Fiction throwback is from 2016. Guess which is the fiction in our polls on any of our social media accounts and we'll reveal the answer later today! 1: Physicists studying solar cells may have discovered why most plants on Earth are green. 2: Researchers have published the first estimate of the mass of the technosphere, 30 trillion tons, or 50 kilograms per square meter of Earth surface. 3: Astronomers have identified the tiniest known asteroid, measuring about 200 millimeters in average diameter. #scienceorfiction
Happy Birthday @georgejhrab!! We’re so lucky to Happy Birthday @georgejhrab!! We’re so lucky to get to perform with you, sing in a bar with you until 2 am, and call you a friend!
And the fiction is... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . And the fiction is... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1: A new study finds that the Earth’s magnetic field is much closer to flipping polarity than previously thought and may happen this century. This was suspected due to a drop in the strength of Earth’s magnetic field, but the drop was actually a return to baseline. Learn more about each item on episode 542! Results: Discord: 31% Instagram: 33% Bluesky: 19% Facebook: 30% Threads: 22% Twitter: 31% Rogues: 100%
Today’s Science or Fiction throwback is from 201 Today’s Science or Fiction throwback is from 2015. Guess which is the fiction in our polls on any of our social media accounts and we'll reveal the answer later today! 1: A new study finds that the Earth’s magnetic field is much closer to flipping polarity than previously thought and may happen this century. 2: After sequencing the genome of the tardigrade, researchers found that about 6,000 genes, or over 17%, of the tardigrade’s genome is composed of foreign DNA. 3: Engineers have made bionic roses, with transistors and electrodes incorporated into the leaves and stem, including a rose that can change color when an electrical current is applied. #scienceorfiction
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