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Jim Al-Khalili presents his favourite scientific conundrums, all of which have famously been referred to as paradoxes.
Throughout history, science has set out to answer the most puzzling of questions: Can the second law of thermodynamics be broken? Do we have free will? Is time travel possible? Jim Al-Khalili presents his favourite scientific conundrums, all of which have famously been referred to as paradoxes, but which turn out not to be paradoxes at all. Schrödinger’s cat anyone?
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25 September 2012 at 7:00 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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The Royal Institution of Great Britain |
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£10 standard, £7 concession and £5 Associates |
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www.rigb.org |
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