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Horizons Tour - Ask Me Anything - Quantum Entanglement
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Are things getting better or worse ? - Horizons Tour 2022
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - The last solar eclipse? Horizons Tour 2022
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Traveling at the speed of light - Horizons Tour 2022
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Computer games and orbital mechanics ? Horizons Tour 2022
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Space travel in 70 years time ?
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - How did they get the Lunar Rover to the moon?
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Best Places to Find Alien Life - Horizons Tour 2022
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Moving with the Expanding Universe
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Professor Brian Cox - Horizons World Tour 2022
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Professor Brian Cox - On Tour Now
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This Is Professor Brian Cox - Horizons World Tour 2022
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Einstein's Happiest Thought
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - The Farthest Star in The Galaxy
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Donut Holes, Topology and Tour Riders
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - James Webb Space Telescope
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Professor Brian Cox - Ask Me Anything - Gravity
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Brian Cox & Robin's Ince's Christmas Compendium of Reason : Royal Albert Hall, Dec 14th 202.
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Join Professor Brian Cox on the North American leg of his Horizons Tour. Pre-sale starts Oct. 4
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Horizons BackStage : Do you have a backstage 'rider' ?
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Horizons BackStage : Brian asks a question about the Event Horizon of M87
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Horizons BackStage : What happens when the science gets too complex?
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The official YouTube account for Professor Brian Cox.
Brian Cox is Professor of Particle Physics at The University of Manchester, The Royal Society Professor for Public Engagement in Science and a Fellow of the Royal Society.
As an award-winning broadcaster, he has presented highly acclaimed science programs internationally, boosting the popularity of subjects such as astronomy and physics and garnering a host of accolades, including two Royal Television Society awards and a Peabody Award.
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