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	The Electronic Telegraph Thursday 28 September 1995 Science

	This summer the Royal Observatory at Herstmonceux
	found new life as a science centre. Andro Linklater
	celebrates a partial victory for the heritage

	THE SIGHT of a child's top spinning unsupported in mid-air should have been
	surprising. Rotating there in space, it not only defied the rules of gravity,
	it defied common sense, and at least three Fellows of the Royal Society gazed
	at it in something close to wonder.