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*ROUGH SCIENCE*
The final space challenges this week are all about rockets. The Rough
Science Team work on three different kinds, all fuelled by water. Find out
which rocket will blow everyone away. Jonathan's steam-driven rocket?
Kathy's pressure-powered rocket? Mike's hydrogen fuel combustion rocket?
Tune in to find out. Rough Science, Tuesday 10 February, 7.30pm, BBC Two. Go
to:
http://www.open2.net/roughscience4


*IN THE NEWS - HUMAN CLONING*
This week, the results of an attempt to clone the first human were
announced. The cloned embryo was implanted into the mother's womb, but she
did not become pregnant. Human cloning is illegal in the UK and scientists
are sceptical, but US fertility expert Panos Zavos remains determined to
succeed. Read more on BBCi Online. Go to:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/science/05news/-/news/1/hi/health/3459009.stm

Find out more about human cloning on our genes website. Go to:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/science/05genes/-/genes/


*SPACE - FLYING VISITS*
A speedy journey around the solar system is in store as Sam Neill looks for
a place where humans could survive when the Earth gets too hot. Will we soon
be living on Mars? How will we get there? Sam explores a spacecraft that
travels to distant stars with solar sails that harness the power of the sun.
Space - Flying Visits, Tuesday 10 February, 7.10pm & 7.20pm, BBC Two. Go to:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/science/05tv/-/science/space/spaceguide/space_prog/


*ARE YOU A WORRIER?*
Are you worried that your office could be making you ill? Feeling under the
weather at your desk? "Should I Worry About..." is a brand new BBC One
series which will tackle the issues that could be making YOU lose sleep.
Suffering from headaches, coughs and sniffles at work? Think the air
conditioning could be putting your health in a spin? Is your boss stressing
you out? We want to hear from you. Go to:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/science/05tv/-/health/contributors.shtml


*TV & RADIO LISTINGS*
For a complete list of this week's BBC science and nature programmes, go to:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/go/science/05tv/-/science/tvradio/listings.shtml

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