It's science,

science, but not as you know it.

The Naked Scientists.

Hello, than steel and it's all thanks to some nifty nano engineering so that means we can do

some vigorous sneezes in the hay fever season and we won't end up blowing a

hole in the hanky there's also been a breakthrough in understanding how

cancers spread around the body and we'll be finding out how that works and we'll also be

talking to a scientist who's just broken the record for germinating the world's

oldest seed was 2,000 years old that's all on the way Richard.

Thanks Chris also this week we'll be hearing about some hot research in the field of volcanology.

So we'll be finding out how analyzing the gases coming out of a volcano can give you clues about

when it's going to erupt.

And we'll also be hearing about a different volcanic beast entirely,

the mud volcano.

And there's one in Indonesia at the moment

has been going for two years

and it's spewing out millions of gallons of mud.

And there's even one of these in

Britain we'll tell you where later in the show. Plus we've also got the answer to

this week's calorie conscious question of the week. Recently a friend of mine

was telling me about a pizza that he burned to the point of becoming

a charred husk ten times smaller than the original.

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