5.1K views · 74 reactions | The second instalment of our 2023 CHRISTMAS LECTURES , supported by CGI, is tonight  Join Mike Wooldridge as he explores the ways in which we already encounter AI in our daily lives.  Watch on BBC Four & iPlayer from 8pm. | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

3.8K reactions · 264 shares | What are you curious about? 易 From physics to palaeontology, there's always something new to learn at the Ri. | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

6.2K views · 69 reactions | Deep in the Australian outback, over 131,000 radio antennae are being built to work together as one giant telescope, giving us the power to visit the far corners of the Universe.  Explore this breathtaking site in 360° virtual reality! | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

9.6K views · 147 reactions | Deep in the Australian outback, over 131,000 radio antennae are being built to work together as one giant telescope, giving us the power to visit the far corners of the Universe.  Explore this breathtaking site in 360° virtual reality! | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

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1M views · 7.7K reactions | Lightsabers from Star Wars aren't just "an elegant weapon, from a more civilised age"—there is science behind the science fiction. Chemist Alex Baker explored the science of a galaxy far, far away. Watch the lecture here: youtube.com/watch?v=zvyW-6MMDjM | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook

70K views · 1.8K reactions | Lichtenberg figures are formed by running electricity across a non-conductive surface. ⚡ Natasha explains the science behind them. This is definitely one not to try at home, under any circumstances. | Royal Institution of Great Britain | Facebook