Answers to Science Questions

Could we eat aliens?

For this Question of the Week, Mike wanted to know why his nose runs when he cycles in cold weather, but not in warm...

Things left in water for a while usually degrade, does this affect the animals that live there?

Have scientists made up their minds?

And why all the confusion with Pluto?

And how do we know what they used to eat?

Without light cycles, do ocean creatures have a body clock?

Is it gas the whole way through?

If all cells have the same DNA, why are some nail cells and others eye cells?

Dinosaurs became huge, are there any more around today?

It's conspiracy time: was the moon landing staged?

Is cancer something we could have evolved our way out of?

Easy ways to convert a flat-Earther...

Step aside Captain America, shrimp are the world record holder for the fastest punch. But how do they do it?

Pigeons and chickens: modern dinosaurs?

How do they survive without a nucleus?

Sunsets on the red planet aren't what you'd expect...

There are many invisible animals in the ocean, but less so on land, why?

Geneticist and Neuroscientist Giles Yeo was able to cook up an answer...

But I can CERTAINLY hear my partner snoring!

It's like the reverse of asking a parent to select their favourite child...

Do we need to start panicking, or what?

Thank goodness they don't!

Is there a better number to count in?