We bend it like Beckham and find out how footballers pull off those tremendous shots using incredibly intricately designed balls. We also find out if the world cup could be played in space and by robots!

We take a penalty kick for goal, as we dive into our World Cup Special! In part one we tackle the science behind making a catchy theme song stay in your head. Plus we find out what mathematical paradox is proven by world cup squads!

Meet some mysterious creatures live on the boundaries of existence as we find out about newly discovered species such as the skeleton shrimp, dragon trees and gelatinous cubes. We also find out about some new ways to treat cancer using nanotech.

Scientists from many different disciplines have come together to solve the case of a mysterious disease that breaks the hearts of young children. We also find out how we can use novel and innovative ways to detect and treat cancer using measles vaccines and mans best friend!

Ever felt so hungry you would eat a planet? Sometimes stars eat their own planets! We also find out about fungus that can clean the earth by literally eating pollution! We also find out what Australia has stolen from New Zealand for far too long.

Invaders are lurking around every corner! Parasites, Viruses and Bacteria! Learn how your body fights back and some cutting edge research to improve the strength of the invaders defense force!

Want to help fight cancer with lasers? Interested in getting involved in cutting edge lab research whilst still an undergraduate? This week we learn about pathways into science and research with examples from one of our presenters.

What mysterious noise from the depths of the oceans confused scientists for decades? If the winter Olympics where held on Titan, could the contestants take off? Can we make force fields a reality? Find out all this and more on this week's Lagrange Point.

What if you went to be a jock and woke up a maths genius? How can our brains visualise complicated mathematics? We also find out about the newest element in the periodic table!

The third installment of Lagrange Point Live where we look at some zany scientific kickstarters and mythconceptions. Who wanted to build a giant cereal gun and can robots really tell jokes? Tune in to find out. This episode was recorded live as a panel game show at the YSA Melbourne Open day on April 12th 2014. Check out our previous parts for more of the live panel show.