Have you ever wondered how fireworks get their colour or even how they are made? Join us as we explore the science of these spectacular combustibles.

First broadcast on 05/11/2021

Take a trip with us in a submarine as we explore the deep sea. How did life adapt to this harsh environment and how is it being effected by climate change.

First broadcast on 29/10/2021

What happens to a marshmallow when roasted over a fire? Why is this so delicious? Explore the science of this and other cracking caramelisations.

First broadcast on 22/10/2021

Do you have a question that you think is too silly to ask? Well we don't believe in silly questions. Here are some interesting space questions that we have been asked at GSC.

First broadcast on 15/10/2021

Globally only one fifth of electrical waste is recycled, wasting loads of materials that can be reused or repaired. Join us as we discuss ways to help reduce waste and recycle these precious resources.

First broadcast on 08/10/2021

Follow the story of how Glasgow Science Centre involved the local community to help transform our dull grey security bollards into something a bit more eye catching and exciting.

First broadcast on 01/10/2021

COP26, the 26th Conference of Parties was held in Glasgow in November 2021. Join us as we discuss what COP is and what decisions were made to help the world tackle climate change.

First broadcast on 24/09/2021

Math's is the language of Science, and as part of Math Weeks Scotland we looking at the Fibonacci sequence, which is the inspiration behind our Fibonacci spiral garden.

First broadcast on 17/09/2021

*AHCHOO* Do you suffer from hay fever? Did you know that climate change could be making your symptoms worse? Explore how scientists are monitoring pollen levels to help better understand what's making you sneeze.

First broadcast on 10/09/2021

The outer space at Glasgow Science Centre has had a makeover with the addition of hundreds of new plants and trees. Come explore our new garden, and learn some of the ways this is helping our environment.

First broadcast on 03/09/2021