How does a planetarium work? Where do the stars come from? Ross Exton takes you behind the science of the planetarium to find some things you would NEVER see on a regular visit to At-Bristol.
In this episode of Any Question Answered, Ross Exton answers questions from At-Bristol visitors and viewers: “Why aren’t all languages the same?” “Why does hair turn grey when you are old?” “Where is the end of the universe?”
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Ross gives a tour of the Spring Night Sky, including the constellations Boötes, Leo and Ursa Minor, as well as the visible planets this season. Learn about the planet Saturn, its rings and some tips on finding it for yourself.
In this episode of Any Question Answered, Ross Exton answers two questions from visitors to the science centre, At-Bristol:
‘When lightning strikes the sea, why don’t all the fish die?’ ‘Which came first, the chicken or the egg?’
If you have any questions you want the answer to, tweet either Ross or At-Bristol with the hashtage #abAQA; one will be picked one to include in the next AQA to feature alongside the questions from visitors.
This video was produced and presented by: Ross Exton, Live Science Video Producer.
Today I received this note from 3 y/o Toby after my planetarium show. Can anyone out there decipher it?
Just crossed the finish line! I wasn’t taking part in any race, I just walked past & felt a sense of accomplishment.
