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Topsy turvy

An upturned caravan has everyone baffled in Western France, time for a scientific shakeup

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Silent science

An album produced by musical legends contains just silence, is there any science to it?

• 49 mins

The fast and the curious

The Unexpected Elements team takes a whistlestop tour of all things fast!

• 49 mins

What’s that smell?

We sniff out stories about death, lies, cinema and COVID...

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Don’t be a fool!

Your one stop shop for scientific pranking this April Fools’ Day!

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Oh, Rats!

Can we make the case for remarkable rats, or are they just rubbish?

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Navigating northward

The Northern lights have us wondering how to go north (and other unexpected directions).

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An eggciting episode

The Christian celebration of Easter got us thinking about egg-related science.

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Kenya believe it?

The Unexpected Elements team visits Nairobi, Kenya.

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In memoriam

The death of the Pope inspired Unexpected Elements to look at the science of loss

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Ant antics

A Kenyan court sentenced four men for ant smuggling, so we’re getting into ant antics!

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Enduring it all

We're looking at the science that helps you put one foot in front of the other.

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Story time

The news you know, the science you don't

• 50 mins

Mission unexpectedly possible

Turning lead into gold, talking to animals and time travel seem impossible but are they?

• 51 mins

Gaming-inspired science

The Nintendo Switch 2 has sent us on a supersonic spin into gaming-related science

• 49 mins

Defuse and diffuse

World War II bombs were defused in Cologne, Germany, so we’re exploring diffusion science

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Some really cool science

This week, ice hockey’s Stanley Cup sent us skating into ice-related science

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A roarsome episode

This week, a brand-new dinosaur sent us on a palaeontological stomp.

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Cargo ships, chemical spills and caribou

The X-Press Pearl disaster takes us on a voyage through shipping-related science.

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Sharks, albatrosses, the Jaws theme and fishing

Shark Awareness Day sends us on a deep dive into marine biology.

• 50 mins

How dust affects the world

A new report on the dangers of dust sends us storming off into dust-related science.

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The science of ageing

The world’s oldest president presents us with the chance to explore some ageing science.

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Trailer: 13 Minutes Presents: The Space Shuttle

The epic space story of a sci-fi dream that changed spaceflight forever

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Traffic science

A Shanghai robo-traffic-cop has the team contemplating the science of traffic.

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Floods, mangroves and rampaging tractors

This week, the team discusses the causes of floods and possible solutions.

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Why do we follow trends?

The fad for ugly-cute Labubu dolls has us playing around with the science of trends.

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Mountains of overtourism

As Nepal makes 97 non-Everest peaks free to climb, we look at the science of overtourism.

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Where do beaches come from?

With people visiting the seaside, we investigate bucketloads of beach-based science

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Punk rock science

A new, spiky dinosaur has us riffing through all things punk, rock and metal.

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Some dam awesome science

How do we decide when, where, and even whether to build dams?

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