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24th Apr 2009

Sticky Water, Static Shocks and Solar Storms

A drop of water on a leaf.

This week, we ask how water can be both sticky and slippery, what causes static shocks and if Solar storms can take down aeroplanes. Plus, we find out why 240 volts may be better than 110, and how your body can act as a radio aerial!

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