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🎫 Ticket for 1 person to the Fever talk
🎫 Ticket for 2 people to the Fever talk
💡 Fever Talks are engaging lectures from qualified experts and inspirational thinkers. Grab a drink, broaden your horizons and explore something new
General Information
📅 Date: 3rd May 2021
🕒 Time: 7pm-8:45pm (talk starts 7:30pm), including a break and a Q&A session (approx. 15mins each)
📌 Location: a welcoming space with warm lighting & great acoustics to be revealed
👤 Age requirement: 18+ with valid ID
🎤 Speaker: Speaker: Dr Philip Peterson is an associate at the Space Research Center at the University of Leicester. His research interests include spaceflight technology, gravitational wave astronomy, black holes and cosmology in addition to his current work building X-ray telescopes for space astronomy missions
Experience Description.
Is our universe unique, or are there others like it? While parallel universes sometimes make an appearance in popular culture, science fiction uses these ideas as a framework to tell human stories. But the true nature of reality is forebodingly alien and impossibly strange - when science takes the lead, humans inevitably struggle to find their place within it. What could alternate universes possibly look like? How could they even be detectable from ours? What scientific grounds do we have for even speculating about such things? This fever talk will take you back and forth through the history of our universe, guided by cutting-edge research, searching for answers to these questions
🎫 Ticket for 1 person to the Fever talk
🎫 Ticket for 2 people to the Fever talk
💡 Fever Talks are engaging lectures from qualified experts and inspirational thinkers. Grab a drink, broaden your horizons and explore something new
General Information
📅 Date: 3rd May 2021
🕒 Time: 7pm-8:45pm (talk starts 7:30pm), including a break and a Q&A session (approx. 15mins each)
📌 Location: a welcoming space with warm lighting & great acoustics to be revealed
👤 Age requirement: 18+ with valid ID
🎤 Speaker: Speaker: Dr Philip Peterson is an associate at the Space Research Center at the University of Leicester. His research interests include spaceflight technology, gravitational wave astronomy, black holes and cosmology in addition to his current work building X-ray telescopes for space astronomy missions
Experience Description.
Is our universe unique, or are there others like it? While parallel universes sometimes make an appearance in popular culture, science fiction uses these ideas as a framework to tell human stories. But the true nature of reality is forebodingly alien and impossibly strange - when science takes the lead, humans inevitably struggle to find their place within it. What could alternate universes possibly look like? How could they even be detectable from ours? What scientific grounds do we have for even speculating about such things? This fever talk will take you back and forth through the history of our universe, guided by cutting-edge research, searching for answers to these questions
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