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MRI Scanning the StarsOften, technology designed for space travel gives us benefits down here on Earth. This is one example of the opposite - technology developed for interpreting MRI scans gives a whole new dimension to astronomical observations...
The Post Prandial Proceedings of the Cavendish SocietyPost Prandial simply means "after dinner" - as part of the Cambridge Science Festival, the Whipple Museum of the History of Science played host to an historic evening, recreating the songs of the Cavendish Physical Society - their first performance since the 1930s!
The Teslathon - High Voltage Fun!Cambridge's annual Teslathon brings enthusiastic amateurs get together to show off their home made tesla coils – high voltage devices based on the same principal as an electric transformer. Danger! High Voltage Fun!
Cool Chemistry with Dr HalThis week's Cool Chemistry with Dr Hal featured the following amazing experiments...
Fruit FireballsYou may think that oranges seem are a fairly boring sort of fruit. Discover their more exciting side in this simple experiment.
How useless is a Chocolate Teapot?You have heard the saying, but it is meaningless unless you know exactly how useful a chocolate teapot actually is. We try to find out how thick the walls of a chocolate teapot would have to be to let you brew tea... Light Bulbs in Liquid NitrogenWhat would happen if you put a light bulb in a bucket of liquid nitrogen? And would it still work if it were just a filament? Dry Ice Experiments and BombsDr Hal showed us some things to do with dry ice; including the highly dangerous dry ice bomb. |
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