Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 2015: How to Survive in Space

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures - S50

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Royal Institution Christmas Lectures - S50

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Dec 28, 2015

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Seasons (58)

1. 1966 2. 1967 3. 1968 4. 1969 5. 1970 6. 1971 7. 1972 8. 1973: The Languages of Animals 9. 1974 10. 1975 11. 1976 12. 1977 13. 1978: Mathematics into Pictures 14. 1979 15. 1980 16. 1981 17. 1982 18. 1983 19. 1984 20. 1985: Communicating 21. 1986 22. 1987: Crystals and Lasers 23. 1988 24. 1989 25. 1990 26. 1991: Growing Up in the Universe 27. 1992 28. 1993: The Cosmic Onion 29. 1994 30. 1995: Planet Earth, An Explorer's Guide 31. 1996: The History in our Bones 32. 1997: The Magical Maze 33. 1998: Staying Alive: The Body in Balance 34. 1999: Arrow of Time 35. 2000: Rise of the Robots 36. 2001: The Secrets of Life 37. 2002: Smart Stuff 38. 2003: Voyage in Space and Time 39. 2004: To the Ends of the Earth: Surviving Antarctic Extremes 40. 2005: The Truth About Food 41. 2006 42. 2007: Back from the Brink, the Science of Survival 43. 2008: Hi-tech Trek - The Quest for the Ultimate Computer 44. 2009: The 300-Million-Year War 45. 2010: Size Matters 46. 2011: Meet Your Brain 47. 2012: The Modern Alchemist 48. 2013: Life Fantastic 49. 2014: Sparks Will Fly - How to Hack your Home 50. 2015: How to Survive in Space 51. 2016: Supercharged - Fuelling the Future 52. 2017: The Language of Life 53. 2018: Who Am I?54. 2019: Secret & Lies - The Hidden Power of Maths 55. 2020: Planet Earth: A user’s guide 56. 2021: Going viral: How Covid changed science forever 57. 2022: Secrets of forensic science 58. 2023:The Truth about AI

Episodes (3)

1. Lift Off!2. Life in Orbit3. The Next Frontier

Synopsis Royal Institution Christmas Lectures - S50

The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures are a series of lectures on a single topic, which have been held at the Royal Institution in London each year since 1825. The lectures present scientific subjects to a general audience, including young people, in an informative and entertaining manner. Michael Faraday initiated the first Christmas Lecture series in 1825. This came at a time when organised education for young people was scarce. Faraday presented a total of nineteen series in all.