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2024-07-08_GaiaFilmSubtitled_FINAL.mov

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Resource type
Video
Creator (Person)
Rose, Alexandra
Umbo, Stuart
Burns, Corrinne
Date published
April 8, 2014
Abstract
Film discussing the Gaia theory and its legacy, featuring James Lovelock and experts from various fields who provide different perspectives on this idea of the Earth as a self-regulating system. This film featured within the 2014 Science Museum exhibition Unlocking Lovelock: Scientist, Inventor, Maverick. This exhibition displayed, for the first time, items from the archive of James Lovelock, which had been acquired by the Science Museum in 2012. The exhibition was part of the Climate Changing Programme, a 5 year programme of events, temporary exhibitions and installations conceived to run alongside the museum's Atmosphere: Exploring Climate Science gallery, which opened in December 2010.
Material/media
video
Duration
7 minutes 59 seconds
Creator (organisation)
Science Museum Group
Contributor (person)
Lovelock, James
Scott Cato, Molly
Ruse, Michael
Canney, Susan
Horton, Peter
Tyrrell, Toby
Lenton, Tim
Harding, Stephan
Project(s)
Unlocking Lovelock: Scientist, Inventor, Maverick
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Siemens
Publisher
Science Museum Group
Official URL
https://doi.org/10.60875/nne3-kh84
Related URL
https://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/what-was-on/unlocking-lovelock-scientist-inventor-maverick
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Unlocking Lovelock: Scientist, Inventor, Maverick
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Licence
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
DOI
10.60875/nne3-kh84
Keywords
earth science
James Lovelock
Gaia
Collection
Unlocking Lovelock: Scientist, Inventor, Maverick
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