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What does a black hole actually look like? The Royal Society
What does a black hole actually look like? The Royal Society

Black holes, once considered purely theoretical, are now observed through groundbreaking imaging techniques.

Uploaded 28-07-26

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Four predictions for the future of space | The Royal Society
Four predictions for the future of space | The Royal Society

Sometimes the future of space exploration can start to sound a little, well, sci-fi. But here's five possibilities that might actually become reality…

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Summer Science Exhibition 2009: If you designed a robot, what would it do? part 1 of 3
Summer Science Exhibition 2009: If you designed a robot, what would it do? part 1 of 3

During the Summer Science Exhibition, Testtube Television asked visitors their opinions on issues relating to the exhibits on show. Here's some of th…

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Hauksbee Awards winner - Ian Miller
Hauksbee Awards winner - Ian Miller

Royal Society Hauksbee Award winner Ian Miller discusses his work and receiving the award.

Uploaded 23-03-10

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Summer Science Exhibition 2009: How do you think humans might evolve by the year 2250? part 3 of 3
Summer Science Exhibition 2009: How do you think humans might evolve by the year 2250? part 3 of 3

During the Summer Science Exhibition, Testtube Television asked visitors their opinions on issues relating to the exhibits on show. Here's some of th…

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What AI future do we really want? | The Royal Society
What AI future do we really want? | The Royal Society

The anxieties and fears around AI are all too prevalent in daily life – we constantly ask ourselves when AI will come for our job, fret about the imp…

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Why the night sky was key to human survival | The Royal Society
Why the night sky was key to human survival | The Royal Society

For most of human history, understanding the night sky was not the preserve of scientists, but a precious tool for our survival. Made in partnership …

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Does climate change increase disease? | The Royal Society
Does climate change increase disease? | The Royal Society

We are living in an era of resurgent infectious disease crises, from COVID-19 and Ebola to dengue fever and Zika. Most of these so-called emerging in…

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Summer Science Exhibition 2009: What do you think will be at the exhibition in 2050? part 1 of 7
Summer Science Exhibition 2009: What do you think will be at the exhibition in 2050? part 1 of 7

During the Summer Science Exhibition, Testtube Television asked visitors their opinions on issues relating to the exhibits on show. Here's some of th…

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What is lightning? | the Royal Society
What is lightning? | the Royal Society

Lightning is one of nature's most destructive and unpredictable forces, with over 3 million lightning strikes hitting the Earth every day.
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