Hello and welcome to Mysteries of Science.

My name's Dan and I'm the editor of Science and Nature, the monthly magazine from the team

behind the week junior.

And I'm Michael, the features editor.

This is the podcast where we explore the strange phenomena and bizarre events that have left

scientists scratching their heads,

and despite their best efforts, remain well and truly unsolved.

Well, Michael, we've reached the end of season five, and what a season this has been.

Blimey.

Yes, we started off by exploring the origins of humanity itself with Yuval Noah Harari,

before going high up into the Himalayan Mountains on the hunt of the itself with Yuval Noah Harari before going high up into

the Himalayan mountains on the hunt of the abominable snowman.

And then we plunge to the very depths of the ocean and we discovered the incredible story

of Mary Tharp before shrinking down to the subatomic level to wrap our hands, our hands and our heads

around some quantum weirdness.

You know, I think that episode may have been my favourite,

Dan, especially as I got to speak to the science consultant

behind the Ant Man films

to find out just how scientifically accurate they are.

Yeah, yeah, I remember that one.

Big fanboy episode for you.

Do you remember how scientifically accurate were the Ant Man films again?

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