In this Thunderbirds Are Go special, Dan will be re-visiting interviews with space experts as well as diving into another episode of Deep Space High. Plus, Dangerous Dan is getting a little … Leaky, and what’s the science in the news this week?
Read MoreDan welcomes Professor Wilson Poon to the show to explore why chocolate is so delicous and why we just can’t get enough! Plus, he examines a phenomnenon that ravages the human body, and we hear from Professor Hallux and Deep Space High.
Read MoreDan explores the terrifying, brutal truth of this vicious breed of hornet. Plus, what is this mysterious disease wiping out frogs in the UK? Dan speaks to Dr Stephen Price to find out more. Catch up with the Science Weekly for a look-back on the news f…
Read MoreDan sees a gap in his Dangerous Dan list – how did he not see it before? Plus, he is joined by Professor Roger Benson about a dinosaur mystery unravelling. As always, he features Fun Kids experts including Professor Hallux and all those at Deep Space H…
Read MoreDan picks the brain of the Lead Aquarist at Sea Life Brighton – how do you create a new ‘home’ for these species? How do you settle them in? Where do you even find them?
Plus, we hear from the Fun Kids Science experts, Professor Hallux and all those a…
Dan speaks to mummification and Egyptian expert Dr Stephen Buckley and we find out why Sunflowers always turn to face the sun! Plus, Enn & Gee and Techno Mum are back, and we have even more Science in the News.
Read MoreDan speaks to astronomy and star-gazing expert Mark Thompson and who knew that the durian (just a piece of fruit) could smell like smelly pants! Plus, the Fun Kids experts (Enn & Gee and Techno Mum) return!
Read MoreDan speaks to author of ‘Ocean: Secrets of the Deep’ Sabrina Weiss to find out all about the parts of the ocean a lot of us don’t know a lot about, plus lets us know why our blood is red. We explore the Komodo dragon with Dangerous Dan and find out all…
Read MoreDan speaks to Twycross Zoo about the new addition to their family, plus examines one of the most dangerous plate boundaries in the world. And as always, he welcome science experts from Techno Mum to Enn & Gee!
Read MoreOn this week’s Science Weekly, natural history and conservation photographer Clay Bolt joins Dan to chat all about the science and beauty behind the smaller creatures in the world.
Plus, we’re learning why spiders don’t stick to their own webs, all ab…