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	The difference between science and entertainment There has been an on-line kerfuffle following some comments I made to an audience question at the Society of Biology on Tuesday. I thought I’d clarify. It’s quite simple. Soyuz Landing Chris Morris at CERN Chris Morris visits CERN. John Barrowman at CERN John Barrowman visited CERN in April 2007. Kevin Eldon and Simon Munnery at CERN Part 2 Kevin and Simon are taken on a tour of CERN's computer centre - the Vatican of The World Wide Web- as well as the tunnel of the Large Hadron Collider. Kevin Eldon and Simon Munnery at CERN Part 1 Comedians Kevin Eldon and Simon Munnery visited Brian at CERN. Phil Plait at CERN The internet's most popular astronomy blogger, Dr. Phil Plait, visited Brian at CERN. Science and Religion at CERN The Very Reverend Victor Stock visits Brian at CERN Quentin Wilson at CERN We invited Quentin to come to CERN because of his interest in engineering, he left with a deeper understanding of the Universe and humanity's place in it. Charles Jencks at CERN Architect Charles Jencks, author of 'The Garden of Cosmic Speculation' visited Brian at CERN Newsround at CERN In 2007, Brian was visited at CERN by Newround's presenter Lizo Mzimba Brian Cox and Jeff Foreshaw's Big Bang What is infinity? Is the Milky Way omelette-shaped? Guardian readers ask particle physicists Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw to unscramble some of the universe's mysteries Professor Brian Cox & the less beautiful lemur Richard Branson: Delighted to find Brian Cox out in the depths of the Madagascan jungle recently. He was there using the aye-aye lemurs to illustrate a point about evolution in his new TV series Why Quantum Theory Is So Misunderstood Brian Cox's commentary from the Wall Street Journal