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      <title>Outreach lecture to teachers</title>
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      <description>I gave a lecture to secondary school teachers this week as part of the Goldsmith&amp;rsquo;s Company&amp;rsquo;s Science for Society Course on astrophysics.
Having heard about the Big Bang model and some of its problems from my colleague Dr David Mulryne, I was given the task of outlining how the inflationary paradigm tries to solve these problems and some of the reasons we think it is a good model of the early universe.</description>
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