Science Made Fun

Hello There! Join us as we talk about what forces lie behind the tides. Thank you Emily for requesting today's topic!! As always visit www.sciencemadefun.org.uk for lots more info including pictures and videos! Until next time, remember... science is fun!! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! Join us as we peer deep inside the Earth to see what causes volcanoes. As always check out our website www.sciencemadefun.org.uk Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! Join us as we ask: Could Magneto really lift the Golden Gate Bridge in X-Men 3: The Last Stand? Unfortunately, our main website www.sciencemadefun.org.uk is still not letting us update! So we can't offer you the normal level of interactivity at the moment. This video podcast has been entered in the first annual Phlym competition, you can help us win it by rating the video HERE Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hey There! Join us as we talk about the fascinating topic of what happens when humans break the sound barrier. We are having trouble updating sciencemadefun.org.uk at the moment, so please bear with us! You can help us win the first annual Phlym prize by rating this video podcast on YouTube HERE Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hello There! We are trying out a brand new idea! Check out Science Made Fun's first video podcast! Join us as we travel the 150 million kilometres from the Sun to the Earth aboard a neutrino! Tell us what you think, do you prefer video podcasts or audio ones? The email address is info@sciencemadefun.org.uk This podcast has been entered in the first annual Phylm competition. You can help us out by rating the video on YouTube HERE. Thanks! Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team PS There is a mistake in the podcast the Sun is 330,000 times more massive the Earth not 330 times, apologies for the mistake.

C’mon in! Welcome to the brand new Science Made Fun podcast. This is your one stop shop for science fun. Whatever you love about science you’ll find it here; from magnetism to molecules, Saturn to seismology, photons to photosynthesis, we cover everything you want to know and more!!

Hey There! Join us as we talk about one of the best things about stormy weather, Rainbows. Visit www.sciencemadefun.org.uk/rainbows.html for awesome rainbow extras! Until next time, remember...Science is Fun! The Science Made Fun Team

C’mon in! Welcome to the brand new Science Made Fun podcast. This is your one stop shop for science fun. Whatever you love about science you’ll find it here; from magnetism to molecules, Saturn to seismology, photons to photosynthesis, we cover everything you want to know and more!!

Hey There! Join us we talk about the biggest of all the bears! Visit the podcast page on www.sciencemadefun.org.uk for pictures, videos and links. First person to email in with what is wrong in the video gets a mention in the next podcast! Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Hey There! Join us as we talk about last nights eclipse. Visit the podcast pages of www.sciencemadefun.org.uk for related links and videos. Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Join us as we tell you how to bend it like Beckham. Check out our new website www.sciencemadefun.org.uk

Hello There! Tune in to hear our first podcast with our animal expert Helen. http://www.platypus.org.uk/ is a good site with lots of pictures of the Platypus Every 2 weeks from now on Helen will pick a different animal to tell you about. If there is an animal you want her to talk about then let her know. Email requests@sciencemadefun.org.uk Until next time, remember... science is fun! The Science Made Fun Team

Join us as we turn our heads to the sky and talk about clouds http://sciencemadefun.podbean.com sciencemadefun@hotmail.co.uk

Join us as we travel back in time to the land of the dinosaurs! Watch out for T-Rex!!! http://sciencemadefun.podbean.com sciencemadefun@hotmail.co.uk

Hello There! Today we go out exploring the universe and learn more about one of the most beautiful sights in the solar system... Saturn! For more info about Saturn and the Cassini-Huygens mission click HERE Until next time, remember... science is fun The Science Made Fun Team For more information about Colin visit his website HERE