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The Serendipity of Science

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In a three-part series about the lucky accidents that have led to revolutionary discoveries in science,
Simon Singh delves into the extraordinary history of serendipitous breakthroughs which changed the world.1: Things That Go Flash in the Night. Read by James Bryce. Producer Amanda Hargreaves

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Unknown:
Simon Singh
Read By:
James Bryce.
Producer:
Amanda Hargreaves
Source: Radio Times

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