We turn up the heat to find out the answer
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Why do clothes sometimes shrink in the wash?
Here’s Mr Monteiro with the answer
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Why shouldn’t we eat raw meat?
Have a read of our incredibly well done answer
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Top Five Facts: Memory
Wait a second, I don’t remember writing this…
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Why does helium make my voice sound high-pitched?
José Monteiro squeaks us the answer
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Top Five Facts: Beards
Some interesting tidbits on everyone’s favourite type of facial hair (probably)
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In a nutshell: Intelligence vs IQ
We explain this complex topic in simple terms
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What is an itch?
We get Lucy Yate to scratch the surface of this one
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Who arranged the periodic table and when?
Barnaby Salton is here to tell all
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Why do some people have allergies and some don’t?
Yep, that constant sneezing means hay fever season is definitely upon us
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Why do we have a kneecap, but not an ‘elbowcap’?
We’ve got Nathaniel Marten from the Science Museum to give us the answer
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What is vitamin D?
Olivia Harwood is here to enlighten us
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Why can I taste eyedrops when I use them?
Chi Wing Man from the Science Museum is on hand with the answer
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Top Five Facts: Fire
Feed your burning desire for knowledge with out latest scorchingly-good facts
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Can you have too much sleep?
We wake Olivia Harwood up to give us the answer
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How does radiation harm?
Learn the science behind radioactive cell damage.
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Why does your stomach feel weird on a rollercoaster?
We’ve got Damien Arness-Dalton from the Science Museum here to give us the answer
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Question of the Day: What are our fingernails made of?
Sam Furniss is on hand with the answer
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Is nuclear power safe?
Is nuclear power an ecological saviour or a looming disaster? With Japan’s Fukushima reactor threatening to go into meltdown, we explain in detail how nuclear power works
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Why is superglue so strong?
Or, more importantly, why does it keep sticking our hand to the table?