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  • Science Shack Series One

    SHACK/02/02

    Broadcast
    2001 (29 mins)

    What do do when the oil runs out? Adam heats a jacuzzi, chills champagne, and cooks a slap-up meal - all without power from oil. solar-powered dinner parties

  • Science Shack Series One

    SHACK/03/02

    Broadcast
    2001 (29 mins)

    Interactive series in which Adam HART-DAVIES answers viewers’ questions on science. ‘How fast can your legs carry you?' What top speed will his bicycle pump water rocket super bike achieve?

  • Science Shack Series One

    SHACK/04/02

    Broadcast
    2001 (29 mins)

    Adam HART-DAVIS pres series which tackles viewers’ science questions. In this edition the dangers posed by lightning & how buildings, vehicles & people can be protected. Plus experiments & suggestions sent...

  • Science Shack Series One

    SHACK/05/02

    Broadcast
    2001 (29 mins)

    Interactive series in which Adam HART-DAVIES answers viewers’ questions on science. What is the biggest object able to fly? Adam builds flying machines out of paper. But will they get off the ground?

  • Science Shack Series One

    SHACK/06/02

    Broadcast
    2001 (29 mins)

    Interactive series in which Adam HART-DAVIES answers viewers’ questions on science. ‘Why did the Millennium Bridge wobble and what can be done to fix it?' Adam investigates by building his own wobbling...

  • Object Lessons

    Dark Matter

    Broadcast
    2001 (4 mins)

    Follow Professor Neil Spooner to the bottom of Europe’s deepest mine searching for dark matter particles that may not exist.

  • Object Lessons

    Bats

    Broadcast
    2001 (4 mins)

    Bats are cute, furry, interesting engineering problems, and fun for all the family - at least according to Professor John Altringham.

  • Object Lessons

    Coprolites

    Broadcast
    2001 (5 mins)

    Dr. Andrew Jones studies coprolites - fossilised poo. In this programme he explains his fascination with ancient excrement.

  • Object Lessons

    Coal

    Broadcast
    2001 (4 mins)

    To most of us, coal is just black and dirty. But to Professor Andrew Scott it is the source of a lifetime’s fascination.

  • Object Lessons

    Skull

    Broadcast
    2001 (4 mins)

    Archaeologist Dr Charlotte Roberts finds the human skull beautiful. In this programme she shares her passion for the brain box.