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Browsing: What Old BNOCs have to say about the shiny thing that took their fancy for a little while

How a container load of glitter shut down a physics lab

Culture November 5, 2016By Adam Chalmers

A container full of glitter – the highlight of Verge Festival 2011 – lives on in the hearts, backpacks and ruined physics experiments of a generation of students

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