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Weirdest Object in the Universe

Image of the galaxy with a black hole in the centre

Event schedule details

Saturday 7 June

15.30–16.25

Event location details

G16 Lecture Theatre

Sir Alexander Fleming Building, Imperial College London

It's science talks with a competitive edge!

Join a fun, lighthearted game show where three scientists from Imperial College London make their case for the weirdest thing in the universe. From body spaghettifying black holes, to spooky quantum particles and the mysteries of human consciousness, hear their claims and cast your vote.

Visitor information

Talks and discussions are intended for an adult audience and are best suited for ages 16+.

This event is one of the Spotlight Talks, and there will be advance tickets released for this event closer to the Festival weekend. 

If you have an advance ticket, please arrive at the venue 10 minutes before the start time. Your ticket gives you priority access, however, as this is a free event we overbook to help ensure a full event and your space may be reallocated. Early arrival reduces this risk.

To see the precise location of where this talk is taking place, you can use what3words.com with the code 'ship.rips.congratulations'. 

This event has step-free access.

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Event categories

  • Adults
  • Talks and tours
Image of the galaxy with a black hole in the centre