Sic Itur Ad Astra – Thus The Way To The Stars : 140 years of astronomy
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‘A World A Particle’ at The Victoria Gallery & Museum, University of Liverpool
Tuesday, 22nd April 2014 - Thursday, 8th January 2015
A new exhibition in the Tate Hall Museum charts the contribution of the University of Liverpool made to the field of Particle Physics – Past, Present and Future.
The exhibition aims to ‘demystify’ particle physics for the general visitor whilst exhibiting some of the fascinating and spectacular machinery that has been used here in Liverpool, in pursuit of new breakthroughs.
