Explore the mysteries of the early Universe in this 56-minute lecture by Dr. Emma Chapman from The Royal Institution. Delve into the aftermath of the Big Bang, the formation of the first stars, and their unique characteristics. Discover how these primordial celestial bodies provide insights into our current Universe. Learn about the Epoch of Reionisation and ongoing efforts to detect it using radio telescopes. Gain a deeper understanding of cosmic evolution and the groundbreaking research being conducted in the field of early Universe astronomy.
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The First Billion Years of the Universe - with Emma Chapman
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The Royal Institution
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