The International Space Station is years away from retirement, and scientists are looking to learn as much as they can before the ISS meets a watery grave. 

Also in science, why have scientists taught a fish to swim, and how drilling deep beneath the waves could help detect earthquakes earlier.

Editor-in-chief at The Royal Institution of Australia Ian Connellan joins John to talk us through this weeks weird science.

The International Space Station is years away from retirement, and scientists are looking to learn as much as they can before the ISS meets a watery grave.&nbsp;
Also in science, why have scientists taught a fish to swim, and how drilling deep beneath the waves could help detect earthquakes earlier.
Editor-in-chief at The Royal Institution of Australia Ian Connellan joins John to talk us through this weeks weird science.

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