General relativity: a hundred years on

Time: 16.00-17.00
Date: Wednesday 9 September 

In 1915, Einstein first presented his theory of General Relativity. Today, physicists and cosmologists are still grappling with unanswered question such as how to reconcile Einstein’s theory with quantum physics. Join physicist John Barrow to celebrate 100 years of General Relativity and find out how important it is for understanding our universe.   

Most suitable for ages 16+

Organised by: Physics Section, British Science Association


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