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Modern cosmology suggests that we can only observe a tiny part of the universe and this might itself be just one member of a "multiverse". But what is the evidence for this and are such speculations part of science?
Professor Bernard Carr of Queen Mary, University of London, will talk on how our Universe may be just one of many in a far grander 'multiverse'. He will present the evidence for the multiverse idea and whether speculating on its existence is (or isn't)legitimate science.
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9 December 2008 at 1:00 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour |
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Royal Astronomical Society |
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£3 for advance tickets, free after 1215 on the day |
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Reception at the Royal Astronomical Society. |
Additional Information: |
Tube: Green Park |
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