Interviews about Physics

How do you simulate a universe? And why would you want to?

When will we be able to make a cup of tea with the power of nuclear fusion?

Do space travellers experience 0 gravity?

Scientists analyse animal calls to help improve the well-being of livestock.

Taking your screams as high up as we can go...

What is absolute zero?

As it’s extreme month, we’re bringing you an extreme record of the week

When it comes to extreme speed, there’s one thing that takes the crown; light.

Just how fast is a McLaren super car? Buckle up, Izzie Clarke went to find out...

With Wimbledon just around the corner, Izzie Clarke picked up her racket to explore the quick pace of tennis.

May 29th 1919 marked an important day for the world of physics and a young scientist called Albert Einstein.

The UK’s first ever 5G network has just been launched but how does it work?

Dark matter might be made of axions - but what are axions, and how do we try to detect them?

Dark matter might be WIMPs - weakly-interacting massive particles. But what are they? How do we detect them?

We say there's five times as much dark matter as regular matter - let's think about how much that actually is.

We take a look at our listener feedback...

Our panel unravel the science behind common mythconceptions.

We put our panel to the ultimate test. Who will win Big Brain of the Month?

Beth Biller from Edinburgh's Institute of Astronomy brought something out of this world to the show

The martian myth that caused a lot of confusion...

How can you see planets outside our solar system? Astronomer Beth Biller explains all...

Curator Sophie Goggins tells us about the odd x-ray machine to measure your shoes.

How can scientists image the hearts of babies still in the womb?

Electron spin-states can make computing less energy hungry...