CrowdScience

Were my atoms once your atoms?

CrowdScience

We were bowled over by a question from one CrowdScience listener in Australia wants to know how likely it is that the atoms in his body have been used in someone elseโ€™s body? We all like to think we are unique; no one is quite like us. But is that really true? Presenter Marnie Chesterton tackles Mosheโ€™s question with help from every area of science. From geologists helping us work out how many atoms are on the Earthโ€™s surface to biologists helping us work out how many atoms each body uses. Perhaps we are much less special than we think. Presented by Marnie Chesterton. Produced by Caroline Steel for the BBC World Service. (Photo:

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