Interviews about Space Science

A strange object has been spotted by astronomers - and it doesn't fit any existing theories...

NASA have blasted a laser cooling lab to the International Space Station. What are they planning?

A private company has launched humans into orbit for the first time. What does this mean for space travel?

How have scientists been adapting to life without their labs? Here's a physicist's outlet...

Steve Swanson is a former NASA astronaut and ISS commander. He talks about isolation and the night sky...

Can you separate your stars from your planets and satellites? Robert Massey teaches the basics...

Science demo superstar Dave Ansell explains how satellites and spacecraft orient themselves...

What do planetary geoscientists get up to?

Whales get stranded on beaches - and seem to do it more when there's radio interference coming off the sun...

Are there quakes on Mars?

Looking back at the work of NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson...

The Yarrabubba crater, in Australia, has turned out to be 2.3 billion years old...

Why do solar flares occur?

What was the star these three kings followed?

What makes this microscopic animals biologically bomb-proof?

What is humanity's future on the Moon?

How good is our current space tech?

What would we drill for on the Moon?

And why might it be worth going back there?

We look at what the Parker Solar Probe has been up to...

A cardiologist, physicist, immunologist and wine expert, and geneticist and dietitian take on your questions.

Why is a case of French red heading to the ISS?

Let's meet the panel for our latest QnA show!

The part of the show where we read out your correspondence....