William uses a gag to teach Young
Caroline to sing |
Young Caroline replaces Farinelli as leading
soloist in Bath ![]() |
| William demonstrates the optics of a refractor telescope | ![]() |
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| Based on an idea by John Barrett | |||
| Pictures from a National Science
Week performance in St. Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol, 18th March 2000. Photos: Tim Barrett |
William directs a concert
-with his mind on the stars |
William tells Watson
of observations which lead to the discovery of Uranus |
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William
demonstrates the discovery of infrared |
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| George III: '...... my Lord Bishop, I'll show you the way to Heaven' - before they walk through the 40 ft reflector telescope built by William near Windsor | |||
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The Actors: William Herschel Darren Skinner Younger Caroline Sarah Barrett Caroline the Narrator Julia Chandler Other characters: Barbara Fowler Mark Fox-Smith Dialogue |
| Award holders: Colin Axon John Barrett |
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| This project is funded through the Royal Society and British Association Millennium Awards scheme, financed by the Millennium Commission, to encourage people's understanding of science, engineering and technology in the community. | ||
William uses a gag to teach Young
Caroline to sing 

William directs a concert
-
William tells Watson
of observations which lead to the discovery of Uranus 
William
demonstrates the discovery of infrared