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The OU Lecture - Fifty Years Of Space Exploration
 

Space to explore

 
CGI recreation of the Milky Way
CGI recreation of the Milky Way

Taking it further

The universe is a huge place; there's much to explore. If we've captured your interest, start taking it further.

A half-century in space

Join the audience as Professor John Zarnecki delivers The 2007 Open University Lecture.

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