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Royal Institution Christmas Lectures (1966) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

1966 ⭐ 5.1 60 Seasons 125 Eps English Web Series

Genre: Documentary

Cast: Maggie Aderin-Pocock

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures (1966) web series — story, cast, seasons, episode guide, trailer and where to watch online in HD on New MovieLinkBD. Documentary.

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures (1966) is a documentary web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Royal Institution Christmas Lectures online in HD.

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures — Storyline

The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures are a series of lectures on a single topic, which have been held at the Royal Institution in London each year since 1825. The lectures present scientific subjects to a general audience, including young people, in an informative and entertaining manner. Michael Faraday initiated the first Christmas Lecture series in 1825. This came at a time when organised education for young people was scarce. Faraday presented a total of nineteen series in all.

Cast & Crew

  • Starring: Maggie Aderin-Pocock

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures — Series Details

First Air Date 1966-01-04
Seasons 60
Episodes 125
Genre Documentary
Language English
Network Channel 4, 5, BBC Four, More4, BBC Two
Status Returning Series
Rating 5.1/10 (5 votes)

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures — Episode Guide

1973: The Languages of Animals

  • E1: Beware! — Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1973: The Languages of Animals
  • E2: Be mine — Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1973: The Languages of Animals
  • E3: Parents and Children — Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1973: The Languages of Animals
  • E4: Simple Signs and Complicated Communications (1973-12-04) — The fourth lecture in the series, 'Simple Signs and Complicated Communications', is considered lost, as there is no known copy of it.

    If you do have a copy of the recording, the R

  • E5: Foreign Languages — Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1973: The Languages of Animals
  • E6: Human Language — Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1973: The Languages of Animals

1977

  • E1: The Earth as a Planet
  • E2: The Outer Solar System and Life
  • E3: The History of Mars
  • E4: Mars before Viking
  • E5: Mars after Viking
  • E6: Planetary Systems beyond our Sun

1978: Mathematics into Pictures

  • E1: Linking and Knotting — The Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1978: Mathematics into Pictures
  • E2: Numbers and Geometry — The Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1978: Mathematics into Pictures
  • E3: Infinity and Perspective — The Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1978: Mathematics into Pictures
  • E4: Games and Evolution — The Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1978: Mathematics into Pictures
  • E5: Waves and Music — The Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1978: Mathematics into Pictures
  • E6: Catastrophe and Psychology — The Royal Institution of Great Britain Christmas Lectures 1978: Mathematics into Pictures

1991: Growing Up in the Universe

  • E1: Waking Up in the Universe (1991-12-27) — Dawkins discusses the amazing capabilities of the human body and contrasts these with the limited capabilities of computers and other man-made machines. He uses a small totem pole
  • E2: Designed and Designoid Objects (1991-12-28) — Dawkins' second lecture of the series examines the problem of design. He presents the audience with a number of simple objects, such as rocks and crystals, and notes that these obj
  • E3: Climbing Mount Improbable (1991-12-29) — Dawkins starts the lecture coming in with a stick insect on his hand. He describes with how much details such a being imitates its environment, its almost like a key that fits a lo
  • E4: The Ultraviolet Garden (1991-12-30) — Dawkins begins by relating the story of asking a little girl "what she thought flowers were 'for'." Her response is anthropocentric, that flowers are there for our benefit. Dawkins
  • E5: The Genesis of Purpose (1991-12-31) — Dawkins opens by talking how organisms “grow up” to understand the universe around them, which requires certain apparatus, such as a brain. But before brains can become large enoug

1993: The Cosmic Onion

  • E1: The Cosmic Onion Lecture 1 (1993-12-27)
  • E2: The Cosmic Onion Lecture 2 (1993-12-28)
  • E3: The Cosmic Onion Lecture 3 (1993-12-29)
  • E4: The Cosmic Onion Lecture 4 (1993-12-30)
  • E5: The Cosmic Onion Lecture 5 (1993-12-31)

1995: Planet Earth, An Explorer's Guide

  • E1: Planet Earth, An Explorers Guide
  • E2: Planet Earth, An Explorers Guide
  • E3: Planet Earth, An Explorers Guide
  • E4: Planet Earth, An Explorers Guide
  • E5: Planet Earth, An Explorers Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Royal Institution Christmas Lectures have? 60 season(s) with 125 episodes.

Where can I watch Royal Institution Christmas Lectures? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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