Interviews about Physics

Don't Look Up was nominated 4 times, but how accurate was their representation of a planet destroying comet?

The success of Dune could be down to the imagined scientific principles that underpin this fictional universe

Is nuclear power the answer to our energy crisis?

Lets meet and introduce you to your friendly neighbourhood nuclear reactor.

We take a tour of JET, one of the leading groups in nuclear fusion/

The villainous Dr Octopus used robotic arms to contain nuclear reactions. What technologies are we using?

And what will this new telescope be able to tell us about the universe?

We test our scientists on their knowledge of all things new through this nifty quiz...

We often think of blackholes like vacuums, but they are actually more like couch cushions...

Unpacking the science behind the perfectly packed snowball

Our favourite Christmas songs are dusted off year after year. What makes it so hard to join the festive ranks?

The Sword of Damascus is said to be unbreakable thanks to the power of nanotechnology. How is this possible?

Theorised in 1973 and has now been made a reality. It's time to warp your brain around Quantum Spin Liquids.

It's that time again to get your science brains rattling and see if you can beat this Christmas science quiz.

A hypothetical planet looms at the edge of our solar system, maybe one researcher has finally spotted it...

Nice try big bad wolf. The three little pigs have the power of science on their side now.

Incredibly abundant, yet extremely difficult to detect, scientists must go to great lengths to catch neutrinos

Scientists at Fermilab may have uncovered something in muons beyond our understanding

Complex systems and climate change take the award this year...

Dark matter makes up a huge part of the Universe, but what is it? Scientists at the LHC are on the hunt

From the ancient Greeks to the present day, what do we know about the building blocks of the Universe?

A simple table-top device known as a 'cloud chamber' can be used to see beyond our everyday world

We thought the moon was magnetic. Now we know it's not. So why are some moon rocks magnetic?

A maths tablet dating back to 1900 BCE depicts 'Pythagorean triples' a millennium before Pythagoras'...