Palace opens its doors to science
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Buckingham Palace has welcomed scientists, interactive displays and experiments to celebrate science.
More than 800 GCSE and A Level students filled the grand ballroom for Science Day, which aims to inspire enjoyment and excitement in the subject.
The displays highlighted advances in fields such as medicine, engineering and space exploration.
The exhibitions included the Secret Life of Diving Mammals and How to Build a Human.
Buckingham Palace has welcomed scientists, interactive displays and experiments to celebrate science.More than 800 GCSE and A Level students filled the grand ballroom for Science Day, which aims to inspire enjoyment and excitement in the subject.
The displays highlighted advances in fields such as medicine, engineering and space exploration.
The exhibitions included the Secret Life of Diving Mammals and How to Build a Human.
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