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NNadir

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3. In the past one could register to watch the lectures remotely. I don't see a link to do that this year.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Reply #2)

Thu Jan 1, 2026, 11:00 AM

Jan 1

It may be related to cutbacks by the administration of the orange pedophile. (They also used to give free donuts; this year they are only offering coffee. This may cause a revolt, since the donuts - and bagels - have been a traditional "thing" about the event.)

However, the lectures, are recorded and archived.

From the link:

If you can’t attend the live lecture, the talks will be posted on the Science on Saturday Archives. Recordings will be posted roughly one week after the live event.

I do sometimes report on the event here, usually with a link to the archived video.

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My wife noted something about the "Science on Saturday" series we attend every winter. [View all] NNadir Jan 1 OP

Interesting to say the least. riversedge Jan 1 #1

It's bad on me for thinking that you were setting up a joke with the thread title TexasTowelie Jan 1 #2

In the past one could register to watch the lectures remotely. I don't see a link to do that this year. NNadir Jan 1 #3

Previous years' lecture videos are available FakeNoose Jan 1 #4

Yes, the archived lectures (which are not complete) can be watched for free. Most are excellent. NNadir Jan 1 #5