Robert Matthews looks at earth's fate when the solar system dies; Why your name spells how successful you are; The e-reader that beats the Amazon Kindle.
Imagine a building over 800 metres tall, Focus investigates the future of the 'Superscraper'; Online poker is the new craze, but is winning all just down to luck? Focus takes a look at the Ministry of Defence's secret lab.
Astronomy guru Patrick Moore remembers the historic first Moon landing; The next big step for mankind; Get kitted out with the best gear for the festival season.
Arthur C Clarke talks about the possibility of extra terrestrial life; The science behind Philip Pullmans His Dark Materials trilogy; Remote controlled toys you dont want to go without this Christmas.
Astronomer Nigel Henbest on the ancient cultures that drew inspiration from the skies; Robert Matthews investigates why depression is sweeping the nation; Focus chat about the crazy scales that rate everything from pain to poo.
Saba Douglas-Hamilton talks about her new series Unknown Africa; Robert Matthews explains why diamonds arent forever; The Focus team discuss whether planet earth is alone in the dark?
Physicist Brian Cox tells Focus what's wrong with gravity; Pushing the human body to its physical extremes; The Focus team take a look at the weirdest syndromes out there.
Andy Ridgeway speaks to comedian Bill Bailey about the Museum of Curiosity; Whos watching your virtual character in cyber space? The boys have fun with best April fools gadgets around.
Where does our universe really end? Paul Parsons finds out that scientists have suggested many answers; Find out why males could be a dying breed; Focus discovers why, when scientists get it wrong the consequences could be disastrous.
What would happen to earth if the entire human population disappeared over night? Dr Stephen Baxter predicts; Does homeopathic medicine really work? Former physicist Simon Singh tries acupuncture; Discover the truth about sex in space.
Focus joins the search for the Higgs Boson particle; Ian Taylor investigates the science of interrogation; Andy Ridgeway gets his DNA decoded and explores the age of genetic diagnosis.
Robert Matthews investigates the origins of our universe; Controlling the car using just the power of your mind; The boys are down the pub to pit an elephant against a shark.
TV presenter Danny Wallace asks why he hasn't got a personal robot yet; The nuclear detectives are on the polonium trail; Discover why refs get it wrong.
