Did landing the first person on the Moon end the space race or were there other achievements to be had? The first space station, the first pictures and sounds from the surface of other planets, launching new space craft, space telescopes and probes sent to the outer solar system. This week Peter and Russell look at the developments after the Moon landing, the changes in the political climate the ongoing tensions of the cold war and the efforts to cooperate in space. We have a few more sound clips to share of key moments in the exploration of space and the changes happening back here on the ground. Join us as we also take a look at the new players and the ongoing race to make space and other planets part of our future.

This week Peter and Russell look at de-extinction. What leads animals to go extinct, what are the issues we need to consider about bringing them back from extinction and how would we do it anyway?

Did Jurassic Park get it right? Will we use dinosaur DNA found in amber? Can we bring back dinosaurs?

Welcome, explorers and history buffs, to another Sound Bites episode, this week we will look at part one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World! In this episode Peter and Russel will embark on four of the seven wonders, starting with the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Colussus of Rhodes, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and the Lighthouse of Alexandria.

Join us as we traverse the sands of Egypt, wander through the ruins of Greece, and gaze upon the enigmatic wonders that once dazzled the ancient world. Whether you're a history aficionado or just curious about the ancient marvels that shaped our world, this episode is your ticket to a fascinating journey through time.

So, grab your virtual passport and let’s set off on a whirlwind tour of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World—where history comes alive, and every stone tells a story!