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All posts on "Bang Goes The Theory: Big Contraption Blog" by Alison Griffiths

Science put to the test - 18:07 UK time, Tuesday, 28 July 06
It all went bang - 14:11 UK time, Friday, 17 July 02
Blame it on the bunny - 13:17 UK time, Wednesday, 15 July 01
The final countdown - 10:11 UK time, Tuesday, 14 July 10
Wheeling out the big trucks - 15:11 UK time, Monday, 13 July 03
It's (a)live! - 16:10 UK time, Friday, 10 July 04
Danger! Danger! High voltage - 15:17 UK time, Thursday, 9 July 03
Don't panic! - 18:51 UK time, Wednesday, 8 July 06
Men at work - 10:37 UK time, Wednesday, 8 July 10
Third time lucky? - 17:07 UK time, Monday, 6 July 05
Can you tell what it is yet? - 12:11 UK time, Friday, 3 July 12
Stop! Cuppa time - 14:32 UK time, Thursday, 2 July 02
Big boys with big toys - 18:01 UK time, Wednesday, 1 July 06
Wormholes, magnets... what could go wrong? - 17:45 UK time, Tuesday, 30 June 05
Now for my next trick... - 18:00 UK time, Monday, 29 June 06
Ta-da! - 16:26 UK time, Friday, 26 June 04
Logistics, schmogistics - 17:58 UK time, Thursday, 25 June 05
Job envy - 18:40 UK time, Wednesday, 24 June 06
Magnets are magical - 18:24 UK time, Tuesday, 23 June 06
And the winner is... - 15:56 UK time, Monday, 22 June 03

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As the July 2009 premiere of Bang Goes The Theory draws nearer, follow the action as BBC One builds a giant contraption that will put science to the test.

We asked for your help in its construction by voting for a method to transport presenter Dr Yan Wong across a 2.5m void. The choices were hydropower, magnetism, and pulleys and levers.

The vote is now closed and the winning option is magnetism.

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