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crisgal | 21:54 Sat 02nd Sep 2006 | Science
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are they really filmed at christmas?
Where is it this year?
How do you get tickets?
Does anyone know? x
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Avatar Image Peter Pedant
Yes they are filmed at Christmas
I am pretty sure they are live
Some are on video
google Royal Institution and write to them - its the one that had Faraday as the first paid professional scientist....
00:19 Sun 03rd Sep 2006
Avatar Image Peter Pedant
in fact if you google
royal institution christmas lectures
and pling the tab UK only

it comes up first
00:20 Sun 03rd Sep 2006
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Yes they went on sale on Friday

you can book on-line here:

http://www.rigb.org/rimain/calendar/calendardi splay.jsp?&mode=1&month=11&year=2006
15:47 Sun 03rd Sep 2006
Avatar Image sddsddean
They are recorded, but usually shown in the week between Xmas and New Year, so a week or so to get them edited. My favourite series of all time was Prof Eric Laithwaite doing 'The Engineer in Wonderland'. Loads of hands on experiments for the kids and brilliant entertainment!
18:10 Sun 03rd Sep 2006

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