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The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Do fairies exist?
Is there real magic in this world or is the fairy realm history's longest-running hoax?
2 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Scientists finally solve an age-old T. rex teaser
The reason why the big dino had such tiny arms is a prehistoric puzzler.
2 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Will humans and aliens ever meet?
If aliens exist somewhere out there, will we ever get a chance to say hello?
1 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Carlee Jackson
Meet the shark scientist who wants to inspire others to love these predators.
2 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Wildlife watch
Go on a wildlife spotting trip this summer with Jenny Ackland.
1 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Welcome to the jungle
Visit the project turning an abandoned space into a wildlife haven.
1 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
New launch puts a Smile in space
On 19 May, the Smile spacecraft took off on a mission to understand how Earth uses its invisible shield as protection from deadly particles released by the Sun.
1 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Heavy metal scorpions
Scorpions are nature's ultimate they have powerful claws (pincers) and a venom-tipped stinger. Scientists have shown that these formidable critters can make their weapons stronger using metals.
1 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Wing it!
Reach for the skies with Tom Jackson as he reveals the secrets of flight.
6 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Can you survive inside a tornado?
Read the story of the scientist who got stuck inside a twister.
3 min |
July 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Girl rescues rare axolotl
When 10-year-old Evie Hill told her mother that she'd seen an axolotl while she was playing under a bridge in Wales, her mum thought it was probably just a newt.
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Why do people have baby teeth and adult teeth?
Your jaw changes size as you grow, which is why you need two sets of teeth.
3 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
MISSION TO THE MOON
The successful Artemis 2 mission has launched an exciting new age of space exploration. Climb on board the tiny capsule with Daisy Dobrijevic as we blast off to the Moon.
5 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Bot is a table tennis ace
A robot called Ace is beating some of the world's best table tennis players.
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Wildlife watch
As summer starts, Jenny Ackland takes a walk on the wild side to spot nature’s best wonders.
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Looking after the ocean
Hop on board a floating lab that protects the blue planet.
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Saffie's sight restored
And new therapy has helped a six-yearold girl from Stevenage, England, to see better.
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Can we send our rubbish into space?
If we run out of room for our trash, is sending it into space the answer? You decide.
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Into the deep
Join Matt Ralphs on a journey to the dark, cold and mysterious depths of the ocean.
5 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Who killed Ötzi the Iceman?
We're on the trail of a killer in the Alps. Let's investigate one of history's coldest cases.
2 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
THE LAB
Three things to make and do
3 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Mystery donation gives a boost for zoo's animals
London Zoo plans to build a brand-new animal health centre.
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
HEADSCRATCHERS
Seeking answers to your science questions? Ask our resident expert, Peter Gallivan
3 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Holly Ellis
Meet the NHS scientist on a mission to smash stereotypes, educate and inspire.
3 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Snow on Saturn's moon
Astronomers say that the surface of Saturn's moon Titan may be covered by a layer of \"snow\".
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Mystery of the mayfly dance solved
Scientists think they have figured out why male mayflies do a marriage dance — and it is not to impress females as they once thought.
1 min |
June 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Make a smoothie bowl
Use left-over fruit and veg to whip up this breakfast treat.
1 min |
May 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Indian snakes travel by train
King cobras - the world's longest venomous snakes - are slithering on board trains across India, researchers have revealed.
1 min |
May 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Carr House Meadows
The UK's wildflower meadows are often brimming with life, colour and sound. As these habitats are full of plant and animal species, they are very precious.
1 min |
May 2026
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
Did dragons ever exist?
These fire-breathing monsters have been flying into stories for centuries.
2 min |