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12th Dec 2008

Moons, Planets and Black Holes

Dave Ansell

Figure 1: An artist's view of a planet around a red dwarf star

Will gravity ever pull our moon into a collision with earth? Why are planets round? How big is the black hole at the centre of our galaxy? We solve these mysteries this week on Ask the Naked Scientists. We also find out how superglue works, investigate how it is possible to have volcanoes under the sea and reveal how our years are getting longer!

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