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Educasement

Educasement

De : Bridget Casement
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 Theo Casement is a kid with a thirst for facts and in this series of short podcasts, he explains the answers to some big questions to his curious mum. Typical topics focus on maths and science - drop in each week for new discussions on big questions and concepts. This podcast is intended to encourage curiosity and reflects a learning conversation, rather than provide formal teaching or education. Follow us on social media - find us on Instagram @educasement and see the additional posts we share to help with details referenced in the podcast. And get in touch…we’d love to know if there’s a topic you want us to cover!Bridget Casement
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    • Biggest number ever?

      Biggest number ever?
      Feb 16 2026

      Ever wondered what the biggest recognised number in mathematics is? Have a listen as we try to explain the concept of Rayo’s number.


      Thanks again to Numberphile on YouTube - their video on this sparked our interest and probably does a way better job of explaining it!


      Check it out here https://youtu.be/X3l0fPHZja8?si=Bm65jZSOKlaBheor
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      17 min
    • Sound waves

      Sound waves
      Feb 7 2026

      Does a tree falling in a forest still make sound if nobody hears it? This episode of Educasement explores sound waves, vibrations and pitch.


      Check out Chrome Music Lab to play around with different sound frequencies on their oscillator simulator Chrome Music Lab - Oscillators


      We also referenced this Storybots video too if you want to give it a watch How Do Ears Hear? (Sing-Along) | StoryBots
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      12 min
    • Why maps lie

      Why maps lie
      Jan 31 2026

      In this episode, Theo explains why no flat map can accurately show a round planet and why some countries look much bigger than they really are.


      Along the way, Mum realises that maps aren’t wrong on purpose — they’re making compromises for what has to change when the Earth is flattened.


      Check out www.thetruesize.com website for further understanding of the Mercator Projection.
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      18 min
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