Robin Williams

But he was sensational in many ways for many years, especially in Britain and around Europe and indeed America.

But controversial because he often, when writing about the naked ape, looked at our bodies and saw all sorts of affiliations with

Not just apes, but various other creatures.

Perhaps too closely, some people thought.

Next week, we celebrate 100 years of a natural history broadcasting legend.

Robin, I didn't know you were that old.

No, that other one, David Attenborough.

Oh, right.

The Science Show is produced by David Fisher.

I'm Robin Williams and I'm 104.

And I'm Belinda Smith, not 104.

Let's talk crazy.

Let's act crazy.

Let's be crazy because then the enemy doesn't know what you're thinking.

When you spent two weeks, Bill, gazing at the moon, did you realise that one of the main objectives was one of mapping?

A close-up look and recording of the once-hidden surface of our moon and how mapping is such a vital part of scientific observation.

And in this science show, we'll explore how mapping evolved our understanding of the Earth, our planet, and how it does so much every day to keep our treasured lands and oceans safe.

I'm Robin Williams.

And I'm Belinda Smith.

We begin with one of the shocks that came amid the euphoria about Artemis.