Physics

Make music with wine glasses and squash, and investigate how changing one variable can affect another.

Learn why bubbles are always round and find out how to make giant bubbles with a couple of wooden spoons and some string.

Build rubber band cannons from crisp tins and drinks bottles, and use them to explore projectile motion.

From the cosmic microwave background to Feynman diagrams - what are the underlying rules that work to create patterns of action

Earth isn't the only planet to harbour volcanoes. In fact, the Solar System, and probably the entire Universe, is littered with

What is a black hole and how does it come into being? Amélie Saintonge takes us on a lightspeed tour of these fascinating

What is matter really made of? How does the stuff around us escape annihilation in the fearsome heat of the Big Bang? And will

What is the evidence for and against dark matter? Sabine argues for the superfluidity of dark matter that allows for a suitable

Often dubbed the 'Father of the Nuclear Age’, Ernest Rutherford’s pioneering, and Nobel Award winning, discoveries in nuclear

What is it that makes supermassive black holes grow so big?