Science
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
"Alien" signal arrives from Mars
Could you decode a mysterious message from space?
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The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
THE LAB
Three things to make and do
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The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Should disposable barbecues be banned?
Some people think it's time to say goodbye to these single-use sizzlers.
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The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Who invented music?
Singing along is fun, but when did it all begin?
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James Stewart
Meet the man trying to spread a positive message about our planet.
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HERE COMES TROUBLE!
Look out! Isabel Thomas goes in search of nature's naughtiest animals and asks if they are misbehaving or just misunderstood...
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Extreme isolation
Lock yourself away with the scientists studying the effects of living completely alone.
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The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Should make-up be tested on animals?
The UK has changed a law to allow some make-up products to be tested on animals.
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How do aeroplane toilets work?
What happens when nature calls at 10,000 metres high?
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THE AGE OF MACHINE LEARNING
Smart computers are changing our world. Are you ready for the reboot?
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The human speed limit
We investigate secrets of speed and ask could you ever run as fast as the Flash?
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Melissa Cristina Márquez
Meet the marine biologist who is standing up for sharks.
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SCAVENGER HUNT
The summer holidays are almost here and that means The Week Junior Science+Nature's Scavenger Hunt is back.
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Do all animals have belly buttons?
Your navel is a wonder of nature that reminds you of where you came from
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Should TV crews save dying animals?
Some nature documentary crews have saved animals they have been filming from danger.
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Why are snails and slugs so slow?
Get up to speed with these slippery customers.
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Sounds of the sea
From snappy shrimp to whooping damselfish, coral reefs are a cacophony of noise.
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Quantum weirdness
Explore the strange secrets of the smallest parts of our universe...
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Mike Gunton and Tim Walker
Meet the filmmakers bringing dinosaurs back to life.
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JOURNEY THROUGH THE SOLAR SYSTEM
This year's trail takes you on a voyage through the solar system.
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MISSION TO THE MOON
Get ready to join the crew of Artemis II as they blast off on a daring mission into outer space.
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Second-deepest "big blue hole" found in the ocean
A new giant underwater cave has been found off the coast of Mexico.
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Would dimming the Sun cool the Earth?
Solar geoengineering could stop climate change, but it isn't without consequences.
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What is the internet?
People use it every day but how does it work?
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Doggy doubles
Why do pet dogs and their owners look alike?
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What killed the dinosaurs?
Uncover a mystery 66 million years in the making.
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Callum Daniel
Meet the robotics expert who aims to inspire future generations.
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Rewilding meadows for the King's coronation
More than 100 sites across England will return to their wild roots.
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GROWING UP WILD
Meet the world’s wildest parents and beastliest brothers and sisters, as we find out what family means in the animal kingdom.
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Should pupils study maths until they're 18?
Maths is a really important skill to have, but not everyone enjoys it
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