Science
How did we get here?
Prof Brian Cox on the chance events that led to human existence
The ultimate limits
Discover the edges of the possible, from extreme nature to staggering human abilities, in BBC Future's limit-busting infographic
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BBC Space
Take a journey through the universe
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Planet Earth
Explore oceans, quakes and volcanoes
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BBC Lab UK
Find out more about the citizen science project
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BBC Bitesize: Science
Get help with science revision and test yourself
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Human Body
Discover how the human body works
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Science of Sleep
Improve your sleep and improve your life
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Brain Sex
Does your brain differ according to your sex?
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Open University
Study science and technology
1000C lava reaches homes in Hawaii
New supercomputer for Met Office
Record skydive from edge of space
Could amputees re-grow lost limbs?
Paralysed man walks after cell surgery
Are we alone in the Milky Way?-
World-changing
Piers Linney on 20 ways that code changed the world
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Future foods
Why more nutrients must be packed into our food
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Travelling dirty
Can the air industry find new ways to power flight?
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Dealing with dementia
How can a 'smart house' aid independent living?
Programmes
BBC iPlayer-
Human Universe
Brian Cox considers the possibility of alien life on BBC Two
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Digital Human
Aleks Krotoski explores the idea of language as a technology itself
Things To Do
RUN BY THE BBC AND PARTNERS
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THU 30 OCT
October Half Term Activities
Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium
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THU 30 OCT
Electric Dreams
Museum of Science and Industry
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THU 30 OCT
Something in the Air Daily Live Science Shows
Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium
