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  • The 2013 Imperial College London Children's Christmas Demonstration Lecture - It IS rocket science

    We have all heard the phrase 'it's not exactly rocket science' and most people believe that being a rocket scientist is difficult and complex. However, the science ...

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  • Geology in Space: Meteorites and Cosmic Dust

    Geology no longer is the study of the Earth. Rocks are found throughout the universe on other planets, asteroids and comets and as debris ranging in size down ...

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  • Dr Gabrielle Thomas - Imperial College London

    From the discovery of DNA to the identification of water on Mars, lab-based spectroscopy is fundamental to understanding the chemical composition of matter.

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  • The UCL Earth Sciences Department

    The Department of Earth Sciences at UCL lies in the heart of London on the Bloomsbury campus. Visit us: http://www.es.ucl.ac.uk Our research programme ...

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  • From Mars to the multiverse: life, space and the cosmos

    Unmanned spacecraft have visited the other planets of our Solar System (and some of their moons), beaming back pictures of varied and distinctive worlds - but ...

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  • Naomi Oreskes - For Thought: Hope for the Planet

    Naomi Oreskes is professor of the history of science and affiliated professor of Earth and planetary sciences at Harvard University, and an internationally ...

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  • Challenges in planetary protection

    Dr Gerhard Kminek from the European Space Agency talks about the importance of planetary protection in space missions. To find out more about Imperial ...

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  • The number of habitable planets could be limited by stifling atmospheres

    New research has revealed that fewer than predicted planets may be capable of harbouring life because their atmospheres keep them too hot. To find out more ...

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  • Does Alien life exist? | Space Explained

    In this episode of 'Space Explained', Dr Simon Foster, a Solar Physicist at Imperial College London, explains whether alien life could theoretically exist on other ...

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  • Asteroid Wipeout

    A Senior Nasa Scientist Has Warned That Earth Is "Totally Unprepared" For A Surprise Asteroid Strike Nasa Says "Potentially Hazardous Asteroids" Have Less ...

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  • Copy of From Mars to the multiverse: life, space and the cosmos

    Unmanned spacecraft have visited the other planets of our Solar System (and some of their moons), beaming back pictures of varied and distinctive worlds - but ...

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  • What are stars and planets made of? | Space Explained

    We know that the sun is made of hydrogen and helium – but how do we know this without ever having been there? In the third episode of our new 'Space ...

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  • How the Earth works (as seen from space) - All parts

    How the Earth works Earth System 0. Earth from Space (Intro) Earth System 1. Hurricanes Earth System 2. Vapour in the Atmosphere Earth System 3. Antarctica: ...

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  • Fossil Hunting in the Yemen: Archaeologists Without Borders | Ella Al-Shamahi | TEDxNashville

    In this hilarious and thought-provoking talk, National Geographic Explorer and standup comic Ella Al-Shamahi explains why a huge part of the planet's potential ...

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  • Why study Natural Sciences at UCL?

    Hear from the Programme Director, Professor Geraint Thomas, on why UCL should be your first choice for studying Natural Sciences via our innovation ...

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  • The curious case of curiosity: Stephanie Pau at TEDxEastEnd

    Stephanie Pau has recently founded Citizen Inventor, a UK citizen science community open to all. Steph holds a master in electronics and electrical engineering ...

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  • The Final Frontier (Primary Science Resource)

    This film is taken from Reach Out CPD, an online primary science CPD resource which is free to all teachers in the UK http://www.reachoutcpd.com.

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  • Human spaceflight: Science or spectacle?

    Dr David Clements (Imperial College London) and Dr Ian Crawford (Birkbeck College) debate the issue in one of the Big Questions debates at Imperial College ...

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  • NASA studies Martian sand dunes named in honour of Imperial leading light

    NASA discovers more about Mars' ancient atmosphere by studying a dune system, which is named in honour of an Imperial Fellow. To find out more please visit ...

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  • Metric Moments

    The various antics of the scientists at Imperial College London.

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  • 47th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference

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  • Dark Energy : Dark Matter : Dark Gravity

    Dark energy and dark matter pervade the Universe. Professor Alan Heavens looks at how we find their properties and tests whether Einstein's gravity theory ...

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  • Estimated Two Billion Planets Might Be Able to Sustain Life

    According to data gathered by NASA's Kepler space observatory, there might be over two billion planets in the Milky Way galaxy that could potentially support ...

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  • Geology alumni visit new petrology lab

    Alumni of Birkbeck's Department of Earth and Planetary Science returned to their alma mater recently to experience the brand new petrology lab. From its fleet of ...

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  • The Curiosity Rover on Mars: Moving Toward the Mountain

    Planetary scientist Dr. Allan Treiman of the Lunar and Planetary Institute discusses the success and challenges of the first four years of the Curiosity rover's ...

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  • David Nutt - Decision making about illegal drugs - Time for science to take the lead

    Felt this was relevant enough to Mckennas take on the politics of substances so to give a modern 2016 update on the current political and scientific climate.

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  • The Oceans in a Warming World - John Marshall

    How are the oceans changing and what role do they play in climate change? John Marshall is the Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Oceanography in the ...

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  • UCL-Energy seminar: 'Planetary Economics and the Three Pillars of Climate Policy', Michael Grubb

    Held at UCL on Tuesday 28 January 2014 This presentation from Michael Grubb, Chair of Energy and Climate Policy, University of Cambridge Centre for ...

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  • 47th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference Q&A with Dr. Stephen Mackwell

    Dr. Stephen Mackwell, LPI Director, takes questions from the scientific community on this year's Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. Topics covered ...

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  • Space, science and security

    With so much of our modern world and its infrastructure reliant on space assets – from navigation to telecommunications, earth observation, environmental ...

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  • Extraterrestrial DNA & Supernovae

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  • Creating The Perfect Lens With Metamaterials

    A lecture given by the 2013 winner of the Isaac Newton medal, Professor Sir John Pendry, Imperial College London, and chaired by Professor Roy Sambles, ...

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  • Impact Cratering Across the Inner Solar System

    Planetary scientist Dr. Virgil L. (“Buck”) Sharpton of the Lunar and Planetary Institute discusses the process of impact cratering and how this process manifests ...

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  • Researchers Say Massive Mystery Lake May Lie Below The Surface Of Antarctica

    A team of researchers has gathered compelling evidence of yet another massive lake resting beneath Antarctica's frozen surface. Over the years, scientists and ...

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  • unbelievable facts of pluto: Pluto 'has slushy ocean' below surface

    Pluto may harbour a slushy water ocean beneath its most prominent surface feature, known as the "heart". This could explain why part of the heart-shaped ...

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  • Beyond Entropy - Time Travel: Shamanism to the Space Age

    Lecture date: 2011-05-20 Beyond Entropy Roundtable The team behind the exhibition's Time Machine – Prof. Andrew Jaffe, Cosmologist, Imperial College ...

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  • Neptune's Spidery, Swirly Magnetic Field Finally Understood | Video

    Neptune's rotational axis (28.3°) is a little more tilted than Earth's (23.5°) and, because it has no solid surface, its equatorial atmosphere spins more slowly (18 ...

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  • MSE101 Data Analysis - L1.3 Curve Sketching

    MSE101 Mathematics - Data Analysis Lecture 1, segment 3 - Curve Sketching Course webpage with notes: http://dyedavid.com/mse101 Dr Sam Cooper, ...

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  • First Results at 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko With the Rosetta Plasma Consortium

    2014 Fall Meeting Section: Planetary Sciences Session: Rosetta 2014 II Title: First Results at 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko With the Rosetta Plasma ...

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  • NASA Administrator inspires children on a visit to Imperial

    On 11th July over 300 school children had the chance to meet a real-life astronaut as the Head of NASA, Charles Bolden, came to Imperial College London.

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  • 2016AstroTourKeynote

    Even in our wildest dreams none of us on the New Horizons team really expected the July 2015 flyby of Pluto to produce such riches: water ice mountains as big ...

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  • Wallace Thornhill: The Long Path to Understanding Gravity | EU2015

    In the theoretical sciences, it is commonly assumed that the role of gravity is settled. But as Richard Feynman observed, “There is no model of the theory of ...

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  • Movie Science: Who Cares If It's Wrong?

    Astronomer Dr. Seth Shostak of the SETI Institute discusses the scientific community's attempts to work with Hollywood in an effort to make movies more ...

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  • The Amazing Quantum World - part 3

    The Amazing Quantum Worlds is an outreach show performed by students from the Controlled Quantum Dynamics group at imperial College London. The show ...

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  • Between Two Theories: Humanity's Place in the Cosmos

    Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2010/03/30/Lord_Martin_Rees_Life_and_the_Cosmos Cambridge University cosmologist Lord Martin Rees describes the two ...

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  • Georgina Mace - Planetary Stewardship: Risks, Obstacles, and Opportunities

    "The goal, ultimately, is just to manage our world better," to have an "integrated system for the environment that is driven by what local communities want and ...

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  • 5MIN News December 10, 2013: Gravity, Radiation, Spaceweather

    Website: http://www.suspicious0bservers.org Become a Member: http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/register Donate memberships for others: ...

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