The Christmas Lectures are a series of educational presentations held annually at the Royal Institution in London. Established in 1825, these lectures are aimed at engaging young audiences with science and technology. Each year, a different scientist or expert presents a series of talks, often accompanied by demonstrations and experiments. The lectures are broadcast on television and online, making them accessible to a wider audience. They cover a variety of topics, from physics to biology, and aim to inspire curiosity and interest in the sciences. The Christmas Lectures have become a cherished tradition, encouraging future generations to explore scientific concepts.