Science Made Fun

Hello There! Join us this week as we talk about fire! Potentially one of nature's most devastating powers it can also prove incredibly useful if controlled. We look at these dangers, how to deal with them, how fire is used in everyday life and what happens if things go wrong. Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hey There! Join us as we explore one of the most exotic objects in the whole universe... a black hole! Why can't anything escape a black hole? What's at the bottom of a black hole? Watch and find out! Thanks to Colin from Pennsylvania for the request. If you would like to request a topic, send an email to requests@sciencemadefun.org.uk Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! Welcome to Science Made Fun's first ever competition. What's the prize? It is your very own Science Made Fun T-Shirt!! Watch the video to find out how to enter and visit the competition page for more info. Good Luck! Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! Join us as we return to audio podcasts with a journey inside our mouths and explore exactly what our teeth are and what their job is. We also take a fun look at some teeth of different animals. Don't worry if you enjoy our videos, we are making more! Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! We are busy recording a new set of podcasts for you. There are many awesome topics on the way including a request we've had to talk about black holes! In the mean time enjoy this promo video we've made for SMF. Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! Join Colin as he shows you how to lift an ice cube without touching it with your hands! Cool huh? If the quality of the video isn't so good try www.sciencemadefun.org.uk/icelifter.html Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hey There! Join Colin and Emily as they race to see who can drink water through a straw the quickest. Beware though things aren't always as they seem ;) Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! Join Colin and Emily as they take a sometimes tongue in cheek look at The Principle of Inertia! Lazy students, flying eggs, its got it all! If the video quality isn't so good, please visit www.sciencemadefun.org.uk/inertia.html Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! The next video in our "Do It Yourself" science series shows you how to make a raisin dive! Sounds a bit bizarre we know but take a look and see what it's all about. If you are having trouble with the quality of the video try http://www.sciencemadefun.org.uk/raisins.html Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hey There! Sorry we haven't been with you for a while we've been busy preparing something new for you. It's time for you to get interactive. Over the coming weeks we'll be uploading videos showing you sciencey stuff that you can do at home!! First up Colin shows you how to make your very own Ocean In A Bottle! Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! We've been Inspired by rookie Lewis Hamilton's successes in this year Formula 1 World Championship so with his impending arrival back in Europe to race in France and England SMF looks at the science that goes into Formula 1 racing. Please note if you are having trouble viewing this video you can also view it HERE So until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! Join us as we talk about the three different types of rock and the fascinating way in which they are formed! We have now hit 100,000 listens/watches now!! To mark this milestone we'll be launching a competition soon, so watch this space! Please note if you are having trouble viewing this video you can also view it HERE Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! Join us as we talk about the weirder side of science... headless chickens. the Loch Ness monster and UFO's to name but a few! Keep a close eye on our website www.sciencemadefun.org.uk over the coming weeks. We'll be updating it a lot and adding cool new stuff. There is already a new games page with word searches, quizzes and jigsaw puzzle. Check it out at www.sciencemadefun.org.uk/games.html Until next time, remember... science is fun!! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! We're back!! Join us as we look at how televisions allow us to watch all our favourite programmes!! Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Sorry there hasn't been any new podcast from Science Made Fun in over a week but it is exam time here at SMF HQ and all the team are busy working hard at passing their exams! What we can offer you is a video we made to accompany the "Saturn" podcast earlier in the year. We realise you'll have heard the audio before but hopefully you'll enjoy the video.