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- Objects and us - نحن و المقتنيات
- Objects and us - نحن و المقتنيات
- Objects and us - نحن و المقتنيات
- Objects and us - نحن و المقتنيات
- Objects and us - نحن و المقتنيات
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- From Astrolabes to Alethiometers – Instruments on TV
- Event postponed: An astrophysicist falls into a black hole. What does she observe?
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- Oxford Instruments: Past, Present and Future
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- Our History Matters
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- Gregorian Telescope
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- COVID: Stories from a Segregated Society
- The travels of an astrolabe: Persia to Afghanistan
- The travels of an astrolabe: Kabul to London
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- Museum tour with Mariya from MultakaOxford (English)
- Museum tour with Mariya from MultakaOxford (Ukrainian)
- Dr Sumner Braund, John Fell Research Fellow
- Museum of Climate Hope at the History of Science Museum