Q&A

At BBC Science Focus Magazine, our expert panel is ready to help you out and answer as many of the burning science questions you want to send our way. So if you are looking for answers to the Universe’s biggest questions (maybe) or just some fun science facts (definitely) you have found the right spot.

What animals could most humans beat in a fight? © Dan Bright

What animals could most humans beat in a fight?

When is the next meteor shower in the UK? © Getty Images

When is the next meteor shower in the UK?

How can I be a better parent? © Getty Images

Everyday science

How can I be a better parent? The science of screen time, baby talk and more

Why hasn’t tidal power taken off yet? © Alamy

Everyday science

Why hasn’t tidal power taken off yet?

Should we be worried about Earth’s magnetic core? © Alamy

Earth’s magnetic field: Should we be worried about the poles flipping?

Does my heart stop beating when I sneeze? © Daniel Bright

Does my heart stop beating when I sneeze?

Do humans have a genetically inherited preference for taste? © Getty Images

Do humans have a genetically inherited preference for taste?

Which is the best country to be a parent? © Getty Images

Everyday science

Which is the best country to be a parent?

Is my neighbour’s noise harming my health? © Getty Images

Is my neighbour’s noise harming my health?

Do animals give each other names? © Getty Images

Everyday science

Do animals give each other names?

What colour is the Sun? © NASA/SOHO

Everyday science

What colour is the Sun?

Does an apple a day keep the doctor away? © Dan Bright

Everyday science

Does an apple a day keep the doctor away?

Is too much testosterone making me such a grumpy old man? © Daniel Bright

Is too much testosterone making me a grumpy old man?

How dangerous is it to wear a tie? © Getty Images

How dangerous is it to wear a tie?

When did dinosaurs become birds? © Getty Images

When did dinosaurs become birds?