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SUMMARY:Pint of Science Festival
DESCRIPTION:Come and learn from the university experts ….. in a pub! \n3 days of events\, each from 7.30 – 9.30pm.  Tickets cost £5 each and should be booked in advance. \nBoiler Room (Stoke Fields) will be hosting talks entitled:    \n\nThe Battle for Health\nMind vs Machine\nFrom Language to Lab\n\nThe Star (2 Quarry Street) will be hosting talks entitled: \n\nMr Data\, we’ve been expecting you!\nTo infinity and beyond!\n\nPews Bar (21 Chapel Street) will hosting talks entitled: \n\nOur World is all we have\nThinking outside the box\nThe final frontier is here and out there\n\nClick here for more information and to book tickets \n 
URL:https://ovra.org.uk/wp/home/events/pint-of-science-festival/
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SUMMARY:University of Surrey Public Lecture: An Exploration of Time
DESCRIPTION:An Exploration of Time\n\n\nQuestions about the nature of time are some of the most enduring. Yet despite our ever-deepening understanding of the physical universe\, we have yet to reach a consensus on the nature of time: does it flow like a river\, carrying us along\, or does it flow past us? And why does it point towards the future and not to the past? We tend to make the mistake of thinking that we are always facing forward\, looking to the future\, when in fact we have our backs in the direction of travel\, not seeing what lies ahead of us\, instead watching the past recede into the distance. But is this arrow of time baked into the structure of the universe\, or is that just a trick of our senses? \nSo\, what does our current understanding of the laws of physics and the nature of the universe tell us about these big questions on the nature and behaviour of time. For example\, did time have a beginning and will it have an end? Can it be stretched and squeezed\, or even reversed? Some of the answers I will share are widely accepted by scientists and philosophers\, while others will elicit heated debate. The result will forever change the way you think about the passage of time and your place within it.
URL:https://ovra.org.uk/wp/home/events/university-of-surrey-public-lecture-an-exploration-of-time/
LOCATION:Lecture Theatre Block\, Theatre D\, University of Surrey\, Stag Hill Campus
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