Choosing what to watch night after night the flicking through the endless

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Hello you and this is a very special edition of Inside Science from the BBC, my name's

Adam Rutherford and this was first broadcast on the 7th of May 2015.

While you're all eagerly awaiting the outcome of democracy, we're running our own version of question time, where you have

asked the questions. We've been soliciting your scientific queries for a few weeks now,

things that have been bugging you, making you scratch your heads, and boy did you send them in.

So we've assembled our regular expert panel covering a range of scientific disciplines and

specialist topics. Unlike question time, these guys have seen the questions beforehand so they're not just making it up as they go along.

Panel, please introduce yourselves.

I'm Tim Cockrell, I'm a zoologist and I'm really interested in biodiversity and ecology.

I'm Andrew Ponson.

I'm an astronomer at University College London

and I'm particularly interested in cosmology,

how the universe began and what's in it.

I'm Helen Chersky. I'm a physicist at University College London and I study the bubbles underneath breaking waves.

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