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It's 150 years since Darwin's theory of Evolution was presented to the Linnean Society, and so we've Naturally Selected the Science of Evolution! We find out why scientists have revisited a textbook example of natural selection in action, find out why horny sheep are gambling on good weather and how bacteria in the lab can evolve into a new species! We find out why tragedy almost kept Darwin's ideas from ever being seen, by looking at the archives of his own letters. Plus, why crocodiles chat from inside their eggs, a new way to send messages underwater and why Martian soil would be good for growing cabbages! And in kitchen science we find out which surface is best for keeping ice cool. |  | Download as |  | . |
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Next Show 6:00pm 6th Jul 2008
This week, we'll be discovering the biology behind body clocks - find out if you are owl or a lark, and why some people just aren't 'morning people'! Send us a question for this show.
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How was the Sun created? How are dead bodies decomposed? Does hot water freeze faster than cold water? We answer these questions and more on this week's Ask the Naked Scientists!
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The buzz of a bumblebee is one of the quintessential sounds of summer time. But this ‘slender sound’ and ‘faint utterance’ that was so admired by Wordsworth is under threat because bumblebees are in crisis: of the 25 species native to Britain, three have already been declared extinct. But why are they suffering and what can we do to stem the problem....
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We've been nominated for the European Podcast Awards!
We're always honoured to be nominated for awards, but in order to win, we will need your votes.
So if you enjoy our show, please vote for us here!
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Do you want to unravel the secrets of the universe in your kitchen?
Then take a look at our Kitchen Science Experiments! Such as...
Does the speed of ice melting depend on what surface it's on? We compare an ice cube on a frying pan to an ice cube on a chopping board...
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