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Water is a profoundly strange substance, which defies the normal rules of chemistry - and it has a surprising origin - outer space.
Alok Jha, Science Correspondent ITV News
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Dara O Briain’s Science Club
Imperial Alumnus and author of The Water Book
Water is so common as to seem boring. But this is a profoundly strange substance, which defies the normal rules of chemistry. It has shaped the Earth, its life, our civilisation and it has a surprising origin - outer space. This is a story which takes us back to the beginning of the universe and connects you to everything and everyone else.
Alok Jha is a journalist, author and broadcaster. He is ITV's Science Correspondent, reporting on everything from space to stem cells.
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12 October 2015 at 7:00 pm |
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Lecture Theatre G16, Sir Alexander Fleming Building |
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Friends of Imperial College |
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From £3 to £12 |
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