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Signals – A new comedy play
The Cosmic Shambles Network is excited to announce a new collaboration with Footprint Theatre on a new comedic play about our place in the Universe.
Introducing Brain Yapping – The Podcast
We’re excited to announce a brand new, original podcast is joining the Cosmic Shambles Network. It’s called Brain Yapping and it’s hosted by Dr Dean Burnett and Rachel England.
Latest News – September 17 2018
News update from The Cosmic Shambles Network, September 17th, 2018
Features
What Went on at the 2018 Compendium of Reason
The 2018 version of Brian Cox and Robin Ince’s Compendium of Reason is in the books. Here’s what went down at the Apollo.
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Jim and Monica – Space Shambles Guest Profiles
Two of our esteemed scientific guests at the Albert Hall on June 15.
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Rusty Schweickart Profile – Space Shambles Guest
Apollo 9 astronaut Rusty Schweickart is one of our very special guests on June 15, for Space Shambles at the Royal Albert Hall.
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Blogs
When Covers are Better Than the Original – Michael Legge
15 years ago, Michael Legge went to a pub whilst wearing a t-shirt featuring a picture of Run DMC and the words Walk This Way on it. He was told it was the only cover better than the original…
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Why Archaeologists Don’t Want You to Floss – Brenna Hassett
We judge dead people on how they brushed their teeth. And archaeologists don’t want you to floss, (…but you probably should, anyway). The latest from Breena Hassett.
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Broken Symmetries – Jon Butterworth
What to focus on. Where to look for the science. Prof Jon Butterworth visits the physics inspired Broken Symmetries exhibition.
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When Covers are Better Than the Original – Michael Legge
15 years ago, Michael Legge went to a pub whilst wearing a t-shirt featuring a picture of Run DMC and the words Walk This Way on it. He was told it was the only cover better than the original…
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Why Archaeologists Don’t Want You to Floss – Brenna Hassett
We judge dead people on how they brushed their teeth. And archaeologists don’t want you to floss, (…but you probably should, anyway). The latest from Breena Hassett.
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Broken Symmetries – Jon Butterworth
What to focus on. Where to look for the science. Prof Jon Butterworth visits the physics inspired Broken Symmetries exhibition.
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Why I Quite Like Traffic Jams – Ginny Smith
Ginny Smith has a confession to make. She quite likes traffic jams. Not because she’s some kind of sadist who enjoys being late for things, but because they provide an interesting window into human behaviour.
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Trust Us, We’re Scientists – Jenny Rohn
In the movies, it’s often the scientist character who tries to warn people about impending disaster – think Dennis Quaid’s paleoclimatologist character in The Day After Tomorrow. But does anyone listen? The latest from Dr Jenny Rohn.
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Signals – A new comedy play
The Cosmic Shambles Network is excited to announce a new collaboration with Footprint Theatre on a new comedic play about our place in the Universe.
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