Interviews about Space Science

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

Is Jeff Bezos really going to make it to the moon?

What can we learn about dark matter from cosmological simulations? Colin DeGraf is here to tell us.

A primer on dark matter - history of observations, and what we know, with Astronomer Royal Martin Rees.

Our panel unravel the science behind common mythconceptions.

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

How can space technology help us in our beds?

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

It's a race against the clock as our panel whizz through questions from the audience.

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

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

What happens to identical twins when one of them goes to space?

Scientists make history with the first black hole pictures!

We put our panel through their paces with a quiz.

Why is our planet like a drum?

Can we make a timeline for the Moon's craters?

Is there a dark side of the Moon?

What are these strange messages, and should we be using the A- Word!?

Let's have a science sing song - it's Christmas!

Take a listen to the exclusive sneak peak of Big Big Train's upcoming record...

Will we get to Mars? Plus the time travelling space telescope, James Webb.

How important is the International Space Station?

What did Voyager find? And how has this mission been turned into music?

Four more gravitational wave events were recently announced