Topsy turvy
An upturned vehicle like no other has the authorities baffled. How did it end up like that?
Unexpected Elements has a shake up looking into the topsy turvy world of science, all thanks to an upturned campervan in Western France.
Explore why scientists are suspending rhinos from cranes, brace yourself for a quirky elementary particle that is hard to get your head around and if you love getting yourself in a tizz then fasten your seatbelts to meet one of the scientists responsible for curating the perfect theme park thrills. Professor Brendan Walker is sure to inject a scientific rush that will make you question who you take on your next roller coaster ride.
Crack open the World Service archives to delve into the curious world of cryonics, exploring the science behind preserving bodies in suspended animation.
And, have you wondered what your favourite music genre says about you? We uncover the surprising psychology behind your musical tastes.
Presenters: Caroline Steele, with Andrada Fiscutean and Phillys Mwatee.
Producers: Harrison Lewis, with William Hornbrook, Debbie Kilbride and Noa Dowling
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Unexpected Elements
The news you know, the science you don't