Why do we change the clocks twice a year? Learn the history of daylight saving time, how it affects us, and whether it’s still needed in modern life.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/daylight-savings/

A partial solar eclipse wowed the UK on March 29, 2025. Learn what caused it, where it was visible, how to watch safely, and when the next eclipse will happen.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/a-partial-solar-eclipse-just-happened-heres-what-you-missed/

The UK is planting a new national forest — the Western Forest — with 20 million trees planned by 2050. Find out how it helps fight climate change, cut carbon, and support nature.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/a-new-national-forest-for-the-uk-and-why-it-matters/

A new GCSE in Natural History is launching in 2025, focusing on the environment, ecosystems, and the impact of humans on nature. Discover what students will learn and why it matters.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/nature-in-the-classroom-a-new-gcse-in-natural-history/

A strange blue spiral appeared in the sky across Europe on March 24, 2025 — but it wasn’t a UFO. Find out how a SpaceX rocket created this rare and stunning sight.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/spacex-mystery-explained/

France has discovered a massive natural hydrogen reserve that could revolutionise clean energy. Learn how it formed, why it matters, and what it means for the future of fuel.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/france-just-found-a-huge-hydrogen-reserve-heres-why-that-matters/

Feeling overwhelmed by exams? Discover simple, effective techniques to manage exam stress, improve focus, and stay calm during revision and test days.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/exam-stress/

Discover how submarines work and how electrolysis helps crews breathe underwater. Learn about ballast tanks, oxygen production, and the science behind life under the sea.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/submarines-and-electrolysis/

Two NASA astronauts, Sunita “Suni” Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore, have finally returned to Earth after spending nine months in space. They were only meant to stay on the International Space Station (ISS) for about a week, but problems with their spacecraft meant they had to stay much longer.

https://scienceforeverybody.com/nasa-astronauts-return-after-9-months-in-space/

This episode we talk about what is inside an animal and plant cell. What the functions are and some of the questions you could be asked.