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The Secrets of Everything: Episode 3

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Episode 3

BBC Three - The Secrets of Everything, Episode 3

Greg finds out if winning unfair fights only happens in films and why the sky is blue.

Greg Foot finds out if winning unfair fights only happens in the movies, asks why the sky is blue and experiences the highs and lows of surviving on your own bodily fluids.

BBC Three's first science series marches on with self-confessed science geek Greg Foot leading the way. 

Greg squares up to champion cage fighter Rosie Sexton and friends to discover if winning unfair fights only happens in the movies. He asks perhaps the ultimate science question - why is the sky blue? - before probing the urban legend that your eyeballs fall out if you sneeze with your eyes open. 

And, as if that was not enough, Greg experiences the highs and lows of surviving on your own bodily fluids. Not your average half hour in front of the telly!

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Greg Foot sets out to answer the big questions about life, the universe... and everything.

Could you survive in a falling lift if you jumped at the last minute? Daredevil science geek Greg Foot is prepared to attempt ANYTHING to find you answers to some of life's weirder questions

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