scienceforeverybody
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A podcast dedicated to helping you revise and understand the science curriculum. Everyone has a different way of learning and this provides another way to help. Short little clips with each topic.
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Jan 10, 2026
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Episodes
France Just Found a Huge Hydrogen Reserve – Here’s Why That Matters 30.03.2025 2:45
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/
Exam Stress 30.03.2025 2:45
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/
Submarines and Electrolysis: Breathing Underwater Like a Pro 30.03.2025 2:45
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/
NASA Astronauts Return After 9 Months in Space 30.03.2025 2:22
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/
Biology - Animal and Plant Cells 10.07.2020 3:47
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.
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