A full day tour examining some of the most striking specimens on display in the Natural History Museum.

What explains the sense of awe we experience at Nature's wonders? Why do leading scientists consider that Darwin's work invalidated the 'argument from design'; and how can we distinguish objective reality from illusion that leads to delusion?

Earth Hall, Natural History Museum

Sectioned Pearly Nautilus, Nautilus pompilius, with Corals
The spiral is logarithmic, but tighter than the Golden or Fibonacci Spiral

The tour will be interactive, including the chance to handle additional illustrative specimens, such as minerals, meteorites & fossils.

There will be a tea-break in the Members' Room for open discussion part way through the afternoon.

Find out more about the Natural History Museum on its website.

E-mail ticketscsaforguk for more details & booking. - No charge for this event.

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