Hello and welcome to Mysteries of Science. My name's Dan. I'm the editor of Science of Nature,

the monthly magazine from the team behind the week junior. And I'm Michael the Features Editor.

On this podcast, 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.

This is the very last episode of this series and it's been such fun. We've talked to loads of

people. I remember Tim Peake who came on and to talk about where the time travel was possible

and then who can forget Darren Brown talking about whether people who

thought themselves lucky could make their own luck.

You might also remember we created robot versions of ourselves as we explored whether your

computer is smarter than you and set off on a journey to try and find the lost city of Atlantis.

Oh yes and we discovered the Welsh Atlantis as well.

We went on a ghost hunt with Yvette Fielding and even inside the ancient Egyptian pyramid with Dr. Chris Norton.

And now we've reached our final episode of Series 4, but the fun isn't over yet because today we're going to be answering your mysteries.

Yes, these are the burning, mind-boggling questions that you want the answers to.

Now, Dan, thankfully, we're not going to be answering these questions alone. We've assembled a

top team of experts to help us out here and give you the listeners

the answers that you're looking for. So what do you say, Dan? Are you ready to solve some more

mysteries? I'm definitely up for it. I'm very pleased we've got some experts to help us. Let's

do it. This is Mysteries of science. Sorry, my God. No, I think it was your line. I just got

excited.

So, Michael, what's our first question?

Well, it's a big one, Dan, and it's a question a lot of you might have heard before.

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