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Open Day at King’s yesterday for prospective students.

It's a busy day at our first undergraduate open day of the summer! Come and find us in the Red Zone until 5pm today to talk about careers! pic.twitter.com/vSIYHCUnNq

— King's Careers (@KingsCareers) June 24, 2017

And among the many attractions were three nifty science experiments which neatly illustrate Arthur C. Clarke’s maxim:

“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”

Come and see our #chemistry demo stand (K4U.17) and find out how this works!! 😱🕴✨ @kclchemistry pic.twitter.com/5C0go9X15j

— King's NMS (@KingsNMS) June 24, 2017

The Department of Physics showing how cool magnetism is 😳👌a mini #Largehadroncollider @KCL_Physics #openday #futurekings #kcl pic.twitter.com/ApR9FxK8hJ

— King's NMS (@KingsNMS) June 24, 2017

Don't miss the amazing robotics happening down in K0.19 🤖 + lots more #tech #openday #robotics @kclinformatics @Kings_CoRe @KCLKinba pic.twitter.com/1ZOgSkxf6C

— King's NMS (@KingsNMS) June 24, 2017

There’ll be lots more magic at King’s with our next intake of new scientists.

It was great meeting you all at our Strand Campus open day today! We hope to see you back at King’s soon 👑 pic.twitter.com/fdKZ74CGbj

— King's CollegeLondon (@KingsCollegeLon) June 24, 2017

John Worne

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