BBC Science Focus
How do you treat perimenopause symptoms?
Both hormonal and natural treatments can be used to treat disruptive perimenopause symptoms. But which ones are right for you?
4 min |
February 2025
BBC Science Focus
Lost Cities - FOUND
When archaeologist Stéphen Rostain first started doing fieldwork in the Amazon rainforest about 40 years ago, there was very little interest in the region.
8 min |
February 2025
BBC Science Focus
HARD TO STOMACH
Despite being a common condition, the cause of irritable bowel syndrome has proven tricky to find. Now researchers are beginning to understand what's going on in our guts... and the best ways to soothe them
8 min |
February 2025
BBC Science Focus
ALL THE LIGHT - WE CAN SEE
New Jersey is the new Roswell – or so it might seem after a swarm of bright lights, glowing orange-red orbs and unidentified flying objects filled the skies throughout December 2024.
8 min |
February 2025
BBC Science Focus
A dopamine detox does little for your brain chemistry
Swearing off social media may well improve your mood, but probably not because it resets your dopamine levels
5 min |
February 2025
BBC Science Focus
Asteroid sample reveals life's origin
A 'briny broth' may unlock the secrets of life on Earth... and further afield
4 min |
February 2025
BBC Science Focus
Polyphenols: The key to a healthier, longer life or just another health food fad?
A special type of nutrient that's only found in fruit and veg could be more important to your health than vitamins and minerals
4 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Mice wear VR goggles
Scientists at Cornell University in the US have built virtual reality (VR) goggles for mice.
1 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
SCIENCE SAVES THE WORLD
Space umbrellas, green sand and garlic milk... Isabel Thomas explores the boldest ideas and wackiest ways to fight climate change and fix the planet.
6 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Loch Ness Monster
Can new studies of Loch Ness finally unlock the secrets of Nessie?
2 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
A life-saving liver transplant
A woman who had bowel cancer is now cancer-free after receiving a liver transplant.
1 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Pangolin preservation
Meet the puppy protectors helping to save a threatened animal.
1 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
What is a deepfake and how can you spot one?
Discover why some things online are not what they seem.
2 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
WE COULD BE HEROES
Meet the young people just like you who are doing amazing things to help save the world.
4 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
10-year-old wins award
A woman who had bowel cancer is now cancer-free after receiving a liver transplant.
1 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Robot shoots hoops
A robot designed by Toyota Motor Corporation in Japan has broken the world record for the longest basketball shot by a humanoid robot.
1 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Space probe "touches" the Sun
NASA's Parker Solar Probe made history on 24 December 2024 with the closest-ever approach to the Sun.
1 min |
February 2025
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Asel Sartbaeva
Meet the researcher whose work will save lives around the world.
3 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
The Universe without gravity
Life with no gravity might sound a fun idea, but as Govert Schilling explains, shutting off this pivotalforce would spell disaster for Earth and beyond
7 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
What to do if you find a meteorite
Ever come across an unusual rock and wondered if it's a meteorite? Mark McIntyre explains how to tell if that stone really is a fragment from outer space
8 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
AIin astrophotography: friend or foe?
It makes processing a breeze, but creates very convincing fakes too. Pete Lawrence looks at how AI is changing astro imaging
8 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Cosmic crashes create enormous ellipticals
Flows of cold gas from merging galaxies trigger a burst of star formation
1 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Astronomy X Photographer of the Year
The world-leading astrophotography competition is back! Could yours be this year's best astronomy image?
2 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Mystery over life's 'handedness' grows
No one knows why the building blocks of life all point the same way
2 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
INSIDE THE SKY AT NIGHT
Back in September 2021, The Sky at Night show spoke to Carly Howett about NASA's then upcoming Lucy mission. As the spacecraft now approaches its main targets - the Trojan asteroids - we check in with her to see how the mission is going
2 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
A young Milky Way sparkles
The far-distant galaxy reveals what our own might have looked like as it was forming
1 min |
February 2025
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
How to blend images taken with different camera setups
Combine data captured at varied focal lengths to create rich, deep images
3 min |
February 2025
BBC Science Focus
Your skin has its own immune system
New, needle-free vaccines could target the skin directly
4 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
Scientists make major quantum teleportation breakthrough
\"Nobody thought it was possible,\" say the researchers
2 min |
January 2025
BBC Science Focus
Why do so many New Year's resolutions fail?
Establishing positive new habits is hard at any time of year. But there are ways to stop your attempts ending in failure
5 min |