Answers to Science Questions

Do we just use a really long brush?

Twinkle twinkle little star, how we all wonder what you are.

If you want to nod off you need to be as comfortable as possible, this one is making me sleepy...

Who-dolf-the-red-nose-reindeer could it be?

Coral on the Great Barrier Reef recently began spawning, but will bleaching still have impact these species?

The toaster may be looking pretty sus when it burns your bread but you should still trust it...right?

Vaccines are incredibly effective at combating infections, so what about diseases that aren't infectious?

How many candles do we need to stick on the bEARTHday cake for our planet?

Should we trust Disney's Sebastian the crab when he sings about how much better it is under the sea?

If we see a robot in pain, does it need circuitgery?

Raven the Science Maven gives us an insight into her ingenious ways of teaching science.

Is there a planet where the singer 'Prince' can literally see you laughing in the purple rain?

Underwater predators surely would love a neon glowing sign saying 'all you can eat here'.

With artificial intelligence doing more and more human-like things, are they becoming 'creative' like us?

With SARS-CoV-2 circulating, will we make this leap?

Is there another rocky planet like ours out in the universe?

Ants are so small, but they hurt so much.

Surely space travel can't be worse than the M25.

A planet? Ultra-sonic animals? A crocodile? Can you beat our experts?

Do genetics hold the missing puzzle piece to cure all diseases that other methods can't?

We have epigenetics expert Nessa Carey give the low-down on what it is and how it affects our daily lives.

Can we finally have the Antarctic Olympic Games?

We spoke to an infectious disease researcher for their views about how future pandemics can be avoided.

Of all the colours it could've chosen, why did it pick such a boring one?