Powering the First World War: HMS Caroline Engine Room Talk and Tour

⭐ Step into the Engine Room of HMS Caroline for an evening that brings science, innovation, and history to life. Discover the minds and machines that powered Britain into a new technological age in this riveting 30 minute talk.

Highlights
⚓ Explore HMS Caroline during the NI Science Festival
⚙️ Discover Sir Charles Parsons’ groundbreaking steam turbines that revolutionised naval engineering
👩‍🔧 Learn about his daughter, Rachel Parsons, a pioneering engineer and campaigner who broke barriers for women in science
🚢 Stand beside the original engines that once roared into action at the Battle of Jutland
📜 Go on a fascinating journey through engineering, social history, and human ambition
🚨 Spaces are limited—book early to secure your spot!

General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your date & time directly in the ticket selector
🕒 Time:
- Self-guided tours of the ship: 6pm - 9pm
- Engine room talk: 6pm - 6.30pm, 6.45pm - 7.15pm, or 7.30pm - 8pm
⏳ Duration: the talk lasts 30 minutes. Feel free to explore the ship at your own pace before or after the talk
📍 Location: HMS Caroline
👤 Age requirement: 16+
♿ Accessibility: the venue is partially accessible, please find more information here
❓ Please consult the FAQs of this experience here

Description
During the NI Science Festival, hop aboard HMS Caroline and learn about the engines that shaped our modern world. In this fascinating 30-minute talk, discover how Sir Charles Parson's revolutionary steam turbines transformed naval engineering and propelled Britain into a new technological age. Learn too about the influential role his daughter played in opening doors for women in science. Get your tickets today!