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How your brain distinguishes between reality and imagination

02:02

Why you don't need to worry about 'over-potting' your plants

08:30

There’s $1 trillion of platinum on the moon - who will mine it first?

05:04

How Amsterdam is solving its urban food waste problem

01:24

Living towers of worms observed in nature for the first time

02:51

How scientists created the world's smallest violin

01:04

Cockatoos have learned to use public drinking fountains in Australia

04:55

How Amsterdam's floating curtain system prevents plastic from entering the sea

06:48

Dinosaur's water-loving nature brought to life in BBC show

31:59

How AI threatens truth and democracy

00:46

You can make fair dice from any shape you like

01:05

Never before seen details in the sun's atmosphere

15:07

How Amsterdam will transform into a circular city by 2050

01:28

Does Bones accurately portray forensic anthropology? Or push artistic licence too far?

03:21

Why are Homo sapiens the only species of human left?

00:48

Liquid shaker experiment explores how particles came into existence

01:27

T Rex vs Triceratops. How Walking with Dinosaurs uses scientifically grounded artistic licence

01:30

How aeroponics could reduce the carbon costs of farming

01:39

Does milk make a good fertiliser for your houseplants?

04:00

AI garden at Chelsea Flower Show brings visitors closer to nature

21:40

Are smartphones really causing mental illness in teens?

11:26

Can training your sense of smell help reverse cognitive decline?

01:25

How sci-fi writer Larry Niven came up with the idea for Ringworld

00:47

Did Larry Niven write The Ringworld Engineers to set the record straight?

01:29

Jack Black’s Year One explores human history, but what year are we talking about?

00:40

How gas distribution influences the formation of stars

01:26

What bath tub black holes can tell us about quantum physics

01:12

How atomic clocks measure time more accurately

02:57

Capuchin monkeys are abducting other species’ babies

00:33

Larry Niven recommends his books based on the readers personality

04:28

Liquid physics: Inside the lab making black hole analogues on Earth

01:22

Larry Niven: I'd be ready to meet a Pierson's puppeteer or a Motie mediator

01:20

Studying the physics of sci-fi novel Ringworld by Larry Niven

14:43

An interview with Larry Niven – Ringworld author and sci-fi legend

26:11

Is China becoming the global climate leader?

00:42

Hidden watercourses beneath Antarctic observed for the first time

01:38

How the BBC's six pips time signal helped synchronise time

04:06

In search of gravitons, the particle that could unify physics

00:25

'First ever' fault rupture caught on camera

01:19

Lara Croft's dynamite archaeology is destroying history, says paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi

03:17

The Titanic's twin: Digitally exploring the famous shipwreck

02:41

Creating the first sea-worthy navigation timepiece that accelerated ocean exploration

01:29

Why Dora the Explorer is the best representation of paleoanthropology on film

01:27

Can aspirin help plants as well as people?

27:18

99.999% of the ocean floor is still unexplored - what lurks beneath?

00:51

This soft robot 'thinks' with its legs

01:30

Indiana Jones might be the world’s most famous archaeologist, but how accurate is he?

02:00

The race to define longitude with time

14:35

Indiana Jones vs Lara Croft: Ranking the best fictional archaeologists

08:12

Onboard the floating laboratory pushing the limits of Arctic research

01:35

The creation of Greenwich Mean Time

01:47

Solar time, sundials and Greenwich Mean Time

27:01

We may have the nature of light all wrong - are dark photons to blame?

00:53

Hijacked cicadas play music like a cyborg loudspeaker

11:37

The clocks that helped define time from London's Royal Observatory collection

01:30

New AI robot can do chores in houses it's never seen before

00:45

'Bone collector' caterpillar wears dead insect body parts as disguise

02:39

Should you water your orchids with ice cubes?

27:19

Scientists find way to rewire the brain

02:13

The Empire strikes back...but with a couple of sci-fi slip-ups