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hello, fellow science nerds, welcome or welcome back to 5 Minute Science with Aanya! Before getting into today’s episode, I just wanted to say thank you, to all my listeners, every single one of you inspires me every day to keep putting out content. So thank you for an amazing intellectual 2021! Today's episode will cover the omicron/omnicron variant, which has scaled the globe, causing yet another instant outbreak in the pandemic. Tune in for the origins of the variant, the status quo situation, and ideas of containing the virus in the future. 

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happy new year blooming scientists,

aanya

Hey yall! Welcome back to 5 Minute Science With Aanya, its your host, AANYA. Todays podcast episode has to do with music, and its connections to STEM!! Essentially, exploring how music affects one’s mood and how our brains function, and even the physical benefits of music. To spark some curiosity, did you know that over 90 studies reported that music helps people manage both acute and chronic pain better than medication alone, quite a remarkable statistic! I hope you enjoy this informational episode on how science has effects on all parts of our lives, including the music we listen too. If you would like to reach out to me for episode ideas or questions, contact through my anchor podcast website by sending a voice message or contact through my instagram @aanyamar I will see you next time on 5 Minute Science with Aanya, Aanya out! ;)

RESOURCES:

- https://www.bnbmusiclessons.com/blog/the-relationship-between-music-and-science/

-https://ny.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/science-of-music-sound-whats-good/the-science-of-music-and-sound-whats-good/

-https://www.aarp.org/health/brain-health/info-2020/music-mental-health.html

Hey y'all, welcome back to 5 Minute Podcasts with Aanya. Today’s episode is about a new topic that is hot off the press, the delta variant. As you may or may not be aware, the delta variant refers to another variant of the current COVID-19 pandemic. In today’s episode, we will dive deep into the delta variant, its symptoms, its creation, and other various details. I hope you enjoy this informational episode on the delta variant and its details. Before ending today’s episode, I wanted to thank all my listeners and let you know that I will hopefully be posting regularly, putting out more content, and maybe you will see some social media interactions as well, I have to say, exciting things are on the way! If you would like to reach out to me for episode ideas or questions, contact through my anchor podcast website by sending a voice message or contact through my instagram @aanyamar I will see you next time on 5 Minute Science with Aanya, Aanya out! ;)

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Hey y'all, welcome back to 5-Minute Science with Aanya, and today’s episode is all about social media, and its connections to science! I thought this topic would be so much fun because it involves Instagram, Tiktok, Twitter, and so much more. Even though it might sound crazy, science and social media are connected in several ways so let’s explore the depths of this topic! I hope you enjoy this informational episode on how science affects every aspect of our lives. If you would like to reach out to me for episode ideas or questions, contact through my anchor podcast website by sending a voice message or contact through my instagram @aanyamar I will see you next time on 5 Minute Science with Aanya, Aanya out! ;)

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Hey y’all, welcome back to 5 Minute science with Aanya! Lab-grown, synthetic meat, a hot topic in today’s society, and quite a controversial one. Some believe synthetic meat is not the answer, while others believe it is the future of poultry. Today, we are going to be diving deep into this controversial scientific topic, and show you both sides of the argument. Before we get started, make sure to subscribe to my podcast on whatever platform you are listening on so you always get alerted whenever I post a new episode! I hope you enjoy this informational episode on synthetic meat and the raging craze about lab grown meat. In the description, I have left some resources on synthetic meat if you would like to look at more research for the future of lab-grown meat, If you would like to reach out to me for episode ideas or questions, contact through my anchor podcast website by sending a voice message or contact through my instagram @aanyamar I will see you next time on 5 Minute Science with Aanya

Here are the resources:

- The Guardian Article: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/dec/02/no-kill-lab-grown-meat-to-go-on-sale-for-first-time

-New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/21/climate/what-if-we-all-ate-a-bit-less-meat.html

-Science Focus: https://www.sciencefocus.com/future-technology/the-artificial-meat-factory-the-science-of-your-synthetic-supper/

Hey y'all, welcome back to 5-Minute Science with Aanya. In today’s episode, we will be discussing the science behind climate change. Climate change is a hot topic in the political world. Influential figures in society such as Bill Gates are educating the world on the harsh effects of climate change on the Earth and the humans in it, us! Climate change is also known as global warming, and impacts every aspect of life and every corner of the globe. 

I hope you enjoy this informational episode on climate change, as it is a raging issue that needs to be spoken about. Below are resources on climate change and global warming to further learn and educate yourself!

 If you would like to reach out to me for episode ideas or questions, contact through my Anchor podcast website by sending a voice message or contact through my instagram handle @aanyamar I will see you next time on 5 Minute Science with Aanya, Aanya out! ;)

RESOURCES:

https://climate.nasa.gov

https://www.un.org/en/sections/issues-depth/climate-change/

https://www.globalchange.gov/climate-change

https://www.energy.gov/science-innovation/climate-change

Hey y'all!

Welcome back to 5 Minute science with Aanya! Today is episode 2 and I have got a topic we are all familiar with, viruses. If you aren't living under a rock, you might be aware that we are in the midst of a global pandemic, caused by a deadly virus called Covid-19, or informally called coronavirus.  We know that coronavirus is spreading rapidly. Since last October, over 60 million people have been infected by COVID-19. Something that has multiplied so quickly should be living right? Actually, it's yes and no. I had this exact question and as I dug deeper and researched, I found two conflicting theories stating that viruses are living and the other stating the viruses are non-living. The question that inspired today’s episode was if viruses are living or nonliving. What is your opinion?

I hope you enjoyed this episode covering viruses and learned something new from this episode. Stay tuned for next week’s episode, it's going to be epic!

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Hey y’all! Welcome back to (Name) I am so glad you joined me for the first episode of this epic science podcast. I am over the moon to go on a scientific journey with you! Haha, did you see what I did there? The moon and science? Okay, maybe I am not as funny as I thought. Today we are going to be covering the renowned force of nature, gravity!

If you have any questions about gravity or ideas for future podcast episodes, reach out to me through Instagram or email. Enjoy the episode!

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Hi, my name is Aanya! Welcome to my new science podcast called 5-Minute Science with Aanya. This episode is an introduction to all the science fun that is to come in this podcast. I post a new episode every week, so stay tuned in for episode 1. If you have questions or recommendations for future podcast episodes, reach out to me through my social media linked below. 

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Aanya :)