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Physicist John Wheeler asked the famous ‘It from bit?' question: what if at its heart the universe is not a collection of particles, forces and fields but rather a collection of bits? If this is true, it...
Tim Curtis interviews Michael Foale, thirty-two year old physicist from Cambridge, who has been working with NASA for seven years and is now being trained for a space shuttle mission in 1991. It seems likely...
Chris Catlin(?) reports from Moscow on US President Jimmy Carter’s letter to Andrei Sakharov, renegade Soviet nuclear physicist who was recently warned he may be arrested (dated 05/02/77). America has been...
Extract from an interview with physicist, Professor Joseph Rotblat, on the announcement from Oslo in Norway, that he and his London-based organisation Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, have...
Fay Southwell reports on the trial verdict in the case of Christopher Gore at Bristol Crown Court. He’s been sentenced to life imprisonment at Broadmoor Prison after he admitted the manslaughter of his...
A three-part series in which ex-pop musician and physicist, Brian Cox, shares his passion for particles, the sub-atomic world and quantum mechanics. He explains how quantum mechanics has changed the way we...
A three-part series in which ex-pop musician and physicist, Brian Cox, shares his passion for particles, the sub-atomic world and quantum mechanics. In this programme he explains why scientists from all over...
A three-part series in which ex-pop musician and physicist, Brian Cox, shares his passion for particles, the sub-atomic world and quantum mechanics. Can everything that happens in the universe be explained...
Brian Hayes presents a show linking up with Radio Moscow (first of 3) on the impending meeting of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev with UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, and East-West relations: Pierre...
A "sweet spot" is that unique place on a bat or racquet where you can hit a ball without jarring yourself. It’s also the perfect tuning point of a musical instrument, the point of balance in a circus act,...
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