Karl and Adam look at the fundamental nature of ice and how it's unusual properties enabled life to begin. More important still is discovering the best way to keep beer cool in an esky and savouring the exotic delights of Adam's urine and bathwater. And if that doesn't kill you, then maybe drowning will. Karl and Adam explain the real story behind rips. What they, how they work and how you can spot one. Rips -
The Sleek Geeks examine Einstein's mind-bending theory of relativity as it relates to time and the speed of light. And if that doesn't throw your body clock out of kilter we'll illustrate that none of us are actually living in the real world, because we're all on time delay. Things will speed up when we see Adam react to one of the world's fastest bowlers. But don't worry. We'll also show you the world's slowest experiment.
This week the Geeks take a look at men's wandering eyes compared to women's, how early women begin their propensity to talk, and how Leonardo da Vinci really was a dirty old man. The Geeks also clear up a myth-conception in the War on Error. It is not possible for a man to get pregnant. Then there are some well overdue facts about picking your nose.
Adam donates the use of his feet in a firewalking experiment investigating why it is that some people can stroll over a bed of hot coals as if they're taking a walk in the park. Karl brutally subjects members of the studio audience to hot chillis then tries to break a glass with some very bad singing. Not to mention the extraordinary story of Mike the headless chicken.