Bang Goes the Theory is the BBC's guide to popular science. Discover and challenge the scientific principles that shape your world - watch videos and do real experiments at home.
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Broadcast Thu, 13 Oct 2011, 02:35 on BBC One but not available on BBC iPlayer.
8/8. Following the Fukushima radiation scare, the team turns its attention to nuclear power.
Puzzle: The plane in the wind (09.26)
How do stinging nettles sting? (04.37)
Experiments Live (40.33)
Bang LIVE (02.35)
How do glow in the dark materials work? (04.39)
Dr Yan sees green to explain night-vision goggles (12.02)
Hungry caterpillar to beautiful butterfly (05.27)
The Symphony of Bang Goes The Theory (03.23)
Little Bang Live (27.22)
Jem's Pykrete Challenge (09.13)
How to Investigate the Unknown (08.26)
Why do some paper planes fly better than others? (06.31)
How do you measure the distances of planets from the Earth? (05.56)
Bang Goes the Theory Hands-On: Rubber Egg (06.24)
How does the greenhouse effect work? (03.32)
Dallas' Magic of Science (06.33)
Meet Dr Yan Wong (06.52)
Meet Jem Stansfield (05.59)
Meet Dallas Campbell (04.18)
Meet Liz Bonnin (04.56)
How does food rot? (05.09)
Fizzy Extinguisher (04.28)
Sugar Glow (02.08)
What happens to a helium balloon in a car? (04.10)
Egg Sucker (02.09)
What does a candle flame look like in zero gravity? (05.01)
Super Cool (05.48)
Is glass a liquid? (04.06)
Spud Missile (02.33)
Why windows can act like mirrors (02.58)
Acid Cabbage (04.27)
Dr Yan's bus jump (02.42)
Straw Submarine (03.27)
Why balloons bang (03.59)
Forensic Detective (03.36)
Bang Goes the Theory (03.36)
Dallas listens carefully for news about Series 6 of Bang, and gets a thick ear for his troubles. Don't miss the team's latest adventures in science, starting Monday 12 March at 7.30pm on BBC One.
And you can even meet the gang in person as Bang LIVE hits the road again - Birmingham and Edinburgh dates have just been announced:
Don't worry if you missed Bang LIVE - we recorded the entire show in Bradford. Please welcome to the stage Dallas, Jem and Liz for a live science spectacular!
A sizzling soundtrack accompanies this super slo-mo taster from Dr Yan's investigation into the secret science of popcorn - filmed at up to 9,600 frames per second.
Bang returns in March 2012, but until then you can catch up on all the extra web-exclusive videos and links for each episode of the last series.
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