Eight minutes of anger | New Scientist Weekly podcast 248

Last year marked the hottest on record, shattering previous temperature benchmarks across both land and sea. The rapid escalation - seemingly at odds with the expected cooling after coming out of a La Niña cycle - has prompted scientists to question if climate change is accelerating beyond our models' predictions.
Just eight minutes of anger can significantly impair blood vessel function and potentially increase the risk of a heart attack. A study has looked into the physiological mechanisms of how intense emotions can affect cardiovascular health.
GPS jamming continues to increase in European airspace, a concerning trend that has intensified since Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Now, attacks in Estonia have prompted one airline to completely abandon flights to the city of Tartu. We discuss the implications for civilian and military aviation and the potential need for alternative navigation technologies.
Birds do it, bees do it and so do many species of fly - it’s pollination. In fact, migrating flies play an even bigger role in pollination than we thought. These tiny travelers contribute to ecological diversity and resilience by transporting pollen over vast distances.
Plus: A newly discovered sensory organ in praying mantises, used specifically for tasting leaves; the possibility of carbon negative cement; and just how thick is the boundary between air and water?
Hosts Christie Taylor and Timothy Revell discuss with guests Madeline Cuff, Clare Wilson, Jeremy Hsu, and Michael Le Page.To read more about these stories, visit newscientist.com.
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So in other words, I should unsubscribe from all the police-corruption channels because those videos always cause me 10-30 minutes of unmitigated _rage,_ seeing all the harm cops do. 😒 Forsooth, there have been several times when I got so worked up by the utter _crimes_ cops committed that I could feel my heart beating out of my chest and had to just stop watching the video before I had a heart-attack. Cops are so harmful, even just KNOWING what they do can cause harm; remote victims. 😠