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6th Nov 2009

Tough Tomatoes and Custard Conflagrations

Dave Ansell

Why are tomato skins so tough? Can you make fireworks from custard powder? What is the speed of dark? Join us as Dave Ansell takes on your science questions, explaining if satellites get dusty, how much damage the infamous Guy Fawkes' gunpowder plot would have done, and why you can't see stars in footage shot in space!

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