http://www.thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/ask-tns/ Dr Chris Smith, Dave Ansell Ask the Naked Scientists - Your Science Questions Solved Science with a Sense of Humour - The Naked Scientists Radio Show How many organs could you donate and remain alive? How many planet Earths could fit inside the Sun? How high is a giraffe's blood pressure? Why is the sea blue? To find out, Ask The Naked Scientists! en Dr Chris Smith 2005-2008 Fri, 9 May 2008 16:17:22 +0000 Dr Chris Smith chris@thenakedscientists.com no Science Technology Medicine Talk Radio Education http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.05.09/ Fri, 9 May 2008 13:36:09 +0000 Can we make a quick escape from quicksand? Is it really good for us to lick our wounds? Why do we have different accents? We tackle these questions on this Week's Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as find out why having the flu gives us the shivers, whether its possible to eat you way to having a baby boy, and if fizzy drinks make for a fun flight! Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists Can we make a quick escape from quicksand? Is it really good for us to lick our wounds? Why do we have different accents? We tackle these questions on this Week's Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as find out why having the flu gives us the shivers,... Can we make a quick escape from quicksand? Is it really good for us to lick our wounds? Why do we have different accents? We tackle these questions on this Week's Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as find out why having the flu gives us the shivers, whether its possible to eat you way to having a baby boy, and if fizzy drinks make for a fun flight! no 29:50 naked scientists,kitchen science, wound, saliva, quicksand, accent, goosebumps, goosebump, potassium, flying, heart Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_09.05.08.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.05.02/ Fri, 2 May 2008 15:38:44 +0000 Can we drink rain water? Why do dogs prefer drinking out of the toilet? Why haven't all apes become humans? We tackle these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists, as well find out how big the earth would look from the moon, why it gets so cold just before dawn, why some plants have red leaves and why our body fails to heal scars. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists Can we drink rain water? Why do dogs prefer drinking out of the toilet? Why haven't all apes become humans? We tackle these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists, as well find out how big the earth would look from the moon, why it gets so c... Can we drink rain water? Why do dogs prefer drinking out of the toilet? Why haven't all apes become humans? We tackle these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists, as well find out how big the earth would look from the moon, why it gets so cold just before dawn, why some plants have red leaves and why our body fails to heal scars. no 23:03 naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_02.05.08.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.04.25/ Fri, 25 Apr 2008 13:46:22 +0000 What is cancer and how is it cured? Will humans ever be able to teleport? How are clouds made? We answer these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists. We also find out how it is possible for the universe to be both finite and expanding, how urea could be used to run our cars and buses and how laser eye surgery makes your vision better. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists What is cancer and how is it cured? Will humans ever be able to teleport? How are clouds made? We answer these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists. We also find out how it is possible for the universe to be both finite and expanding, how ... What is cancer and how is it cured? Will humans ever be able to teleport? How are clouds made? We answer these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists. We also find out how it is possible for the universe to be both finite and expanding, how urea could be used to run our cars and buses and how laser eye surgery makes your vision better. no 26:45 naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_25.04.08.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.04.18/ Fri, 18 Apr 2008 13:35:39 +0000 Can a digital camera see as well as the human eye? Why do some chemicals stain more than others? Does our taste fade with age? We tackle these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as finding out if cars can run on water, if motion-sensitive lights could light our way out of darkness and discovering if our old shower heads could be spraying more than just water. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists Can a digital camera see as well as the human eye? Why do some chemicals stain more than others? Does our taste fade with age? We tackle these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as finding out if cars can run on water, if mot... Can a digital camera see as well as the human eye? Why do some chemicals stain more than others? Does our taste fade with age? We tackle these questions this week on Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as finding out if cars can run on water, if motion-sensitive lights could light our way out of darkness and discovering if our old shower heads could be spraying more than just water. no 23:07 digital camera,car,camera,digital,taste,naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_18.04.08.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.04.11/ Fri, 11 Apr 2008 10:43:08 +0000 Can Custard cause catastrophic explosions? How will the human race evolve? Can we use water as a fuel? We tackle all these on this week's Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as discovering why the hair on our bodies grows differently to the hair on our heads, asking if the earth will ever run out of oxygen and finding out if a 'fat strip' could solve our weight problems... Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists Can Custard cause catastrophic explosions? How will the human race evolve? Can we use water as a fuel? We tackle all these on this week's Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as discovering why the hair on our bodies grows differently to the hair on ... Can Custard cause catastrophic explosions? How will the human race evolve? Can we use water as a fuel? We tackle all these on this week's Ask the Naked Scientists, as well as discovering why the hair on our bodies grows differently to the hair on our heads, asking if the earth will ever run out of oxygen and finding out if a 'fat strip' could solve our weight problems... no 26:19 naked scientists,kitchen science,custard,explosion,custard bomb,human evolution,body hair,pubic hair,fat strip to lose weight,weight loss,water fuel cell,using water as fuel,h2o fuel,how will humans evolve,ask the naked scientists, science questions, Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.04.11.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.04.04/ Fri, 4 Apr 2008 13:59:40 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we look into the mystery of dark energy, reveal the cause of digital delay in radios and find out how to overcome our fear of change! We also discuss the alignment of our planets, find out if body parts can set airport alarms off and meet a super duck! Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we look into the mystery of dark energy, reveal the cause of digital delay in radios and find out how to overcome our fear of change! We also discuss the alignment of our planets, find out if body parts can set ... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we look into the mystery of dark energy, reveal the cause of digital delay in radios and find out how to overcome our fear of change! We also discuss the alignment of our planets, find out if body parts can set airport alarms off and meet a super duck! no 20:15 naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_Naked_Scientists_08.04.05.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.03.28/ Fri, 28 Mar 2008 15:47:23 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out the method for a perfect bubble bath, analyse across all species to find the ultimate fighting champion and find out if humans can sniff out danger. We also look into dietary treatments to aid macular degeneration, look into evolutionary reasons for sensing the presence of ghosts, and investigate treatments to cure the awful pain associated with a trapped nerve. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out the method for a perfect bubble bath, analyse across all species to find the ultimate fighting champion and find out if humans can sniff out danger. We also look into dietary treatments to aid mac... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out the method for a perfect bubble bath, analyse across all species to find the ultimate fighting champion and find out if humans can sniff out danger. We also look into dietary treatments to aid macular degeneration, look into evolutionary reasons for sensing the presence of ghosts, and investigate treatments to cure the awful pain associated with a trapped nerve. no 18:31 danger,trap,bubble,naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_08.03.28.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.03.21/ Wed, 19 Mar 2008 16:35:07 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out the effects of high speed collisions, find out if our bodies are older than the universe itself and reveal if hearts can be swapped between sexes. We also find out the cause of acid reflux, investigate what happens when you drop cats out of windows and see if it's possible to live on baked beans. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out the effects of high speed collisions, find out if our bodies are older than the universe itself and reveal if hearts can be swapped between sexes. We also find out the cause of acid reflux, investi... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out the effects of high speed collisions, find out if our bodies are older than the universe itself and reveal if hearts can be swapped between sexes. We also find out the cause of acid reflux, investigate what happens when you drop cats out of windows and see if it's possible to live on baked beans. no 20:35 naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_08.03.21.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.03.14/ Fri, 14 Mar 2008 11:53:13 +0000 On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we investigate the science of sat-navs - how do they work? And how do they know where our speed cameras are? We find out why it's so hard to get a signal on our mobile phones when we're underground and whether the light from stars changes as it reaches our eyes. We also find out why insects aren't stung by stinging nettles, reveal if water really does flush the other way in the Southern hemisphere and find out the real reason why we can't use our mobiles on planes. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we investigate the science of sat-navs - how do they work? And how do they know where our speed cameras are? We find out why it's so hard to get a signal on our mobile phones when we're underground and whether t... On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we investigate the science of sat-navs - how do they work? And how do they know where our speed cameras are? We find out why it's so hard to get a signal on our mobile phones when we're underground and whether the light from stars changes as it reaches our eyes. We also find out why insects aren't stung by stinging nettles, reveal if water really does flush the other way in the Southern hemisphere and find out the real reason why we can't use our mobiles on planes. no 19:11 nettles,camera,stinging,hemisphere,mobile phone,microwave,magic,sting,insect,naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_08.03.14.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.03.07/ Fri, 7 Mar 2008 14:11:52 +0000 On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we find out how to live a healthy lifestyle. We count calories to see just how many we burn during exercise, we work out how to lose weight the healthy way and discuss the difference between calories and fat. We also discover why coloured bubble bath produces white bubbles, whether removing salt from the ocean could reduce our chances of flooding and could animals know about natural disasters before we do? All that and many more of your questions answered on this weeks podcast. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we find out how to live a healthy lifestyle. We count calories to see just how many we burn during exercise, we work out how to lose weight the healthy way and discuss the difference between calories and fat. ... On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we find out how to live a healthy lifestyle. We count calories to see just how many we burn during exercise, we work out how to lose weight the healthy way and discuss the difference between calories and fat. We also discover why coloured bubble bath produces white bubbles, whether removing salt from the ocean could reduce our chances of flooding and could animals know about natural disasters before we do? All that and many more of your questions answered on this weeks podcast. no 31:41 naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.03.07.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.02.29/ Fri, 29 Feb 2008 16:08:00 +0000 In this week's Ask the Naked Scientists Dave sates your thirst for knowledge with a look at whether frozen water is safe to drink, divides fog from mist, shakes up the world of seismology with a look at how earthquakes occur in countries like the UK, works out why some roofs remain resolutely frost-free in winter and explains how rocks from Mars turn up on Earth. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists In this week's Ask the Naked Scientists Dave sates your thirst for knowledge with a look at whether frozen water is safe to drink, divides fog from mist, shakes up the world of seismology with a look at how earthquakes occur in countries like the UK,... In this week's Ask the Naked Scientists Dave sates your thirst for knowledge with a look at whether frozen water is safe to drink, divides fog from mist, shakes up the world of seismology with a look at how earthquakes occur in countries like the UK, works out why some roofs remain resolutely frost-free in winter and explains how rocks from Mars turn up on Earth. no 21:13 naked scientists,kitchen science,earthquakes,frost,mars rocks,fog Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.02.29.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.02.22/ Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:31:32 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out how to break your bones for your own good, the truth behind the placebo effect and how your body knows when to be sensitive. Also, why some people gain weight when they have arthritis, restless legs and the importance of prostate check-ups. All that and more on this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out how to break your bones for your own good, the truth behind the placebo effect and how your body knows when to be sensitive. Also, why some people gain weight when they have arthritis, restless legs ... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out how to break your bones for your own good, the truth behind the placebo effect and how your body knows when to be sensitive. Also, why some people gain weight when they have arthritis, restless legs and the importance of prostate check-ups. All that and more on this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists. no 32:58 prostate,arthritis,naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.02.22.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.02.15/ Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:54:02 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out why a slipped disc can't slip out, why you forget your dreams and why digital radio is behind the times - by about 4 seconds! Also, why present day physics forbids travel to the past, and how you can carry someone elses DNA without being pregnant. We tackle these questions and more on this weeks podcast. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out why a slipped disc can't slip out, why you forget your dreams and why digital radio is behind the times - by about 4 seconds! Also, why present day physics forbids travel to the past, and how you can... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out why a slipped disc can't slip out, why you forget your dreams and why digital radio is behind the times - by about 4 seconds! Also, why present day physics forbids travel to the past, and how you can carry someone elses DNA without being pregnant. We tackle these questions and more on this weeks podcast. no 29:14 naked scientists,kitchen science,DNA,Blood donation,transfusion,radio waves,electromagnetic radiation,digital radio delay,dreams,memory,remembering dreams,slipped disc,backache,siatica,time travel, Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_Naked_Scientists_08.02.14.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.02.08/ Fri, 8 Feb 2008 16:05:52 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out our years of sending things out into space will come back to haunt us, how some hearts produce a squeaking sound, and why when you look into the night sky you could see bright coloured stars shining down on you. We'll also be finding out just how many starts there are in our universe, why some of us get heart murmurs, how far our universe goes and whether the way we eat today is reducing our immunity. All that and more of your questions answered on this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out our years of sending things out into space will come back to haunt us, how some hearts produce a squeaking sound, and why when you look into the night sky you could see bright coloured stars shining d... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out our years of sending things out into space will come back to haunt us, how some hearts produce a squeaking sound, and why when you look into the night sky you could see bright coloured stars shining down on you. We'll also be finding out just how many starts there are in our universe, why some of us get heart murmurs, how far our universe goes and whether the way we eat today is reducing our immunity. All that and more of your questions answered on this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists. no 33:25 murmur,satellites,satellite,heart,universe,space,naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.02.08.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.02.01/ Fri, 1 Feb 2008 15:42:21 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out if it's possible to cry underwater, why ferocious winds can bring us to tears, how its possible to make the sea light up and why it's so difficult to get annoying songs out of your head! We also find out about the creation and effects of gravity, why some of us get constant ringing in our ears, and if there are plants living deep inside the earth. All that and more on this weeks podcast. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out if it's possible to cry underwater, why ferocious winds can bring us to tears, how its possible to make the sea light up and why it's so difficult to get annoying songs out of your head! We also find ... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out if it's possible to cry underwater, why ferocious winds can bring us to tears, how its possible to make the sea light up and why it's so difficult to get annoying songs out of your head! We also find out about the creation and effects of gravity, why some of us get constant ringing in our ears, and if there are plants living deep inside the earth. All that and more on this weeks podcast. no 26:44 tears,gravity,eye,naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.02.01.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/1970.01.01-6/ Fri, 25 Jan 2008 15:17:33 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out why a beating turns us blue, what would happen in a fight between bullets and how hanging from the air is considered safe in the form of a suspension bridge. We also find out about an environmentally-friendly method of cremation, whether it's possible for humans to survive on Mars and what the term horse-power actually means. All that and even more of your questions answered on this weeks podcast. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out why a beating turns us blue, what would happen in a fight between bullets and how hanging from the air is considered safe in the form of a suspension bridge. We also find out about an environmentally... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we find out why a beating turns us blue, what would happen in a fight between bullets and how hanging from the air is considered safe in the form of a suspension bridge. We also find out about an environmentally-friendly method of cremation, whether it's possible for humans to survive on Mars and what the term horse-power actually means. All that and even more of your questions answered on this weeks podcast. no 33:31 naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.01.25.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.01.18/ Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:46:23 +0000 On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we discuss why stinging nettles cause so much pain, why you should keep your bananas apart, and tell you about the effects and symptoms of asbestosis. We also find out which of our favourite foods were discovered in the Americas, if lightning occurs on other planets, why the new digital radios use up more electricity, and how a greenhouse works. All that and more of your questions answered on this weeks podcast. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we discuss why stinging nettles cause so much pain, why you should keep your bananas apart, and tell you about the effects and symptoms of asbestosis. We also find out which of our favourite foods were discovere... On this weeks Ask the Naked Scientists we discuss why stinging nettles cause so much pain, why you should keep your bananas apart, and tell you about the effects and symptoms of asbestosis. We also find out which of our favourite foods were discovered in the Americas, if lightning occurs on other planets, why the new digital radios use up more electricity, and how a greenhouse works. All that and more of your questions answered on this weeks podcast. no 24:21 electricity,america,digital,radio,asbestos,banana,ripening,food,nettles,stinging,sting,light,greenhouse,lightning,naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.01.18.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.01.11/ Fri, 11 Jan 2008 15:02:46 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we answer your questions on population, sonic booms and fuel. We'll be looking into the genes behind your eye colour, why planes are so noise when they go supersonic and how exactly we get our beloved petrol and diesel from its original source-crude oil. We'll also be investigating the best time to walk your dog, why the South Pole is colder than the North Pole and how a collision with our earth created our moon. All that and more of your questions answered on this week's podcast. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we answer your questions on population, sonic booms and fuel. We'll be looking into the genes behind your eye colour, why planes are so noise when they go supersonic and how exactly we get our beloved petrol and... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we answer your questions on population, sonic booms and fuel. We'll be looking into the genes behind your eye colour, why planes are so noise when they go supersonic and how exactly we get our beloved petrol and diesel from its original source-crude oil. We'll also be investigating the best time to walk your dog, why the South Pole is colder than the North Pole and how a collision with our earth created our moon. All that and more of your questions answered on this week's podcast. no 26:18 supersonic,diesel,petrol,naked scientists,kitchen science,population,crude oil,north pole, south pole,static,antibiotics,eye colour Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_the_naked_scientists_08.01.11.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.01.04/ Fri, 4 Jan 2008 21:36:36 +0000 This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we answer your questions on diet, the brain and meteors. We'll be looking into what foods can help reduce your cholesterol, if it's possible for our brains to shrink and how meteor showers work. We'll also be talking about dementia, smoking oils, how mountains are like sponges and how to recover if the fast-spreading norovirus gets into your system. All that and more of your questions answered on this special podcast from the Naked Scientists. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we answer your questions on diet, the brain and meteors. We'll be looking into what foods can help reduce your cholesterol, if it's possible for our brains to shrink and how meteor showers work. We'll also be ta... This week on Ask the Naked Scientists we answer your questions on diet, the brain and meteors. We'll be looking into what foods can help reduce your cholesterol, if it's possible for our brains to shrink and how meteor showers work. We'll also be talking about dementia, smoking oils, how mountains are like sponges and how to recover if the fast-spreading norovirus gets into your system. All that and more of your questions answered on this special podcast from the Naked Scientists. no 35:22 Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_08.01.04.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2008.01.02/ Thu, 3 Jan 2008 18:05:58 +0000 Chris, Dave and Sue Marchant tackle your questions on the speed of light, head on collisions, heartburn and much more... Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists Chris, Dave and Sue Marchant tackle your questions on the speed of light, head on collisions, heartburn and much more...... Chris, Dave and Sue Marchant tackle your questions on the speed of light, head on collisions, heartburn and much more... no 21:02 light,naked scientists,kitchen science Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_08.01.02.mp3 http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/podcasts/ask-tns/show/2007.12.26/ Wed, 26 Dec 2007 19:17:09 +0000 Happy Christmas! To keep you entertained while we're off tucking into Turkey, this week and next we've got special editions of a new series of programmes we're launching in 2008 called Ask The Naked Scientists, our new live interactive science radio phone-in, with Dave Ansell, Sue Marchant and Chris Smith. Dr Chris Smith, The Naked Scientists Happy Christmas! To keep you entertained while we're off tucking into Turkey, this week and next we've got special editions of a new series of programmes we're launching in 2008 called Ask The Naked Scientists, our new live interactive science radio ... Happy Christmas! To keep you entertained while we're off tucking into Turkey, this week and next we've got special editions of a new series of programmes we're launching in 2008 called Ask The Naked Scientists, our new live interactive science radio phone-in, with Dave Ansell, Sue Marchant and Chris Smith. no 24:24 177 Ask the Naked Scientists PODCAST http://tnsstore.caret.cam.ac.uk/Ask_The_Naked_Scientists_07.12.26.mp3