Astronomy
Discovery. Professor Emma Bunce. Audio, 27 minutes
Emma Bunce tells Jim Al-Khalili why she is intrigued by the gas giants Jupiter and Neptune
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- Available for over a year
Science In Action. Putin’s Covid-19 vaccine. Audio, 38 minutes
Despite widespread alarm, Russia is not about to roll out an untested vaccine.
- AttributionBBC World Service
- Available for over a year
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- Posted12 August 2020
The Life Scientific. Andy Fabian on black holes. Audio, 28 minutes
Professor Andy Fabian on supermassive black holes and their dramatic hold over galaxies.
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- Available for over a year
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- Posted14 July 2014
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- Posted4 August 2020
Discovery. Brian Greene. Audio, 27 minutes
Brian Greene studies the universe at the largest and smallest scales imaginable.
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- Available for over a year
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- Posted22 July 2020
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- Posted16 July 2020
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- Posted15 July 2020
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- Posted15 July 2020
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- Posted11 July 2020
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- Posted1 July 2020
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- Posted1 July 2020
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- Posted30 June 2020
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- Posted29 June 2020
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- Posted28 June 2020
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- Posted23 June 2020
The Infinite Monkey Cage. Series 22, The Sun. Audio, 41 minutes
Brian Cox and Robin Ince take a dazzling look at the science of the sun.
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- Available for over a year
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- Posted21 June 2020
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- Posted19 June 2020
The Life Scientific. Emma Bunce on the gas giants. Audio, 28 minutes
Professor Emma Bunce shares her passion for Jupiter and Neptune with Jim Al-Khalili.
- AttributionBBC Radio 4
- Available for over a year
The Infinite Monkey Cage. Series 22, Black Holes. Audio, 35 minutes
Brian Cox and Robin Ince push Matt Lucas into a black hole, all in the name of science.
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- Available for over a year
The Infinite Monkey Cage. Series 22, The End of the Universe. Audio, 28 minutes
Brian Cox and Robin Ince are back, for now, with a look at how the Universe might end.
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- Available for over a year
