Predictions from the sky and murderous fish
Muslims around the world are celebrating Eid, but how to pick a date for your festivities?
The Islamic calendar says look to the moon, but haven\u2019t we always chosen to order life on earth by using the planets, moons and stars?
We hear about the Mayans who tracked Venus and the astronomer who proved that comets weren\u2019t bad omens.
Having looked at the outsourcing of decisions to the sky, we wonder why we can\u2019t just trust our brains and wonder what neuroscience has to say about it.
And now that AI is able to make decisions for us, we hear about the computer-predicted proteins doing work that would otherwise take millions of years of evolution.
Our \u2018Under the Radar\u2019 story this week comes from Brazil, where we meet the Lionfish \u2013 hear how these kings of the coral reef are upsetting the ecosystem by eating most of it.
In our ongoing quest to find The Coolest Science in the World, we hear from a scientist doing amazing things with immersive audio.
And Marnie learns about the engineer trying to build roads through fresh volcanic lava, and reflects on how we predict eruptions.
All this plus your emails and WhatsApps, and a lot of mango chat.
Presented by Marnie Chesterton\nProduced by Ben Motley, with Alex Mansfield and Sophie Ormiston\nProduction Coordinator: Jonathan Harris