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🕰️ British Science Week kicked off yesterday, and with this year’s theme being ‘Time’, where better to get involved than the home of Greenwich Mean Time - the Royal Observatory? We’ve got an exciting array of events happening themed around time from now until 17 March including workshops, talks, tours, craft sessions and more. 🔴 To celebrate this exciting week in STEM, we’re taking a closer look at the striking red time ball on top of the Royal Observatory’s Flamsteed House. Our Curator of Tim
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