BBC World Service - Unexpected Elements

Zombies, cows and coups

The wasp that turns cockroaches into zombies and the science hiding behind coups

India's lunar landing has us looking at unexpected science around the moon

Why do we believe in conspiracy theories, and what’s going on in our brains when we lie?

Can scientific thinking detect political and corporate corruption?

Could science help trace Yevgeny Prigozhin, and the missing gas in the cosmos?

The unexpected science of the World Cup and are banana skins hallucinogenic?

Why do teenagers share passwords so often?

How Barbie is helping humans return to the moon, and is the colour pink actually real?

Nato’s summit has us considering decision-making and the balance of the universe

The team discover mysterious potato shaped nodules and hydroelectric power in your garden