Interviews about Physics

The speed at which bees vomit doesn't sound important - but it affects which plants farmers should breed...

The Yarrabubba crater, in Australia, has turned out to be 2.3 billion years old...

How much science is there inside this ancient art?

It's that time of the show, where our panel competes to win Big Brains of the Month...

We've had to re-count our hundreds of gifts...

How many gifts do you get?

Is there a biological basis to Santa's leading light?

What was the star these three kings followed?

Might ear-measurements be a giveaway to the ID of the real Santa?

Since they cumulate each day, how many presents do you get by the end of the song?

Why does insect congestion not lead to a hold-up, like it does for humans?

Thou shalt not abuse stats!

We look at what the Parker Solar Probe has been up to...

A Hungarian team claim to have found a new fundamental particle and force - but many are skeptical...

Lawrence Jones is stuck beneath ten feet of snow. How can his friends find him in time?

What caused the avalanche that caught Lawrence Jones?

Mountain guide Mark Diggins and avalanche professor Jim McElwaine discuss a survival story...

Are we really on the road towards a carbon-neutral future, and what’s it going to take to get there?

A cardiologist, physicist, immunologist and wine expert, and geneticist and dietitian take on your questions.

Meet the material that turns into a solid when pushed...

And why, apart from being super-strong, bamboo also have some interesting thermal properties...

Custard powder is very flammable, and we prove it...

Using ultrasound to move a tiny illuminated ball pixel creates a 3D visual effect...

As good as silicon, but a fraction of the weight and price...