Don't miss: Apes get ideas, hole becomes art, games lose boundaries
A 50th-anniversary screening of Planet of the Apes, the latest installment of Neil deGrasse Tyson's podcast, and a game where everything is left to the players to decide
5 September 2018
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Science guru Bill Nye’s views on the politics of space feature in the latest instalment of astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson’s excellent (if slightly hokey-sounding) .
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Actions have consequences in , a game where every element – from the politics to the buildings – is left entirely in the hands of the players. It launches on 11 September for PC and PS4.
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The premiere of Marshmallow Laser Feast’s immersive black hole experience off this year’s , in Hull from 11 to 14 September.
Learn
Discover how conflict can shape international science at “: the aftermath”, a one-day conference at London’s Royal Society on 13 September.
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Charlton Heston has crashed onto a distant planet ruled by apes! Go cheer him (or them) along at (pictured) on 15 September at the National Space Centre in Leicester. Doors open at 6.30pm BST.
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