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All audiences

Electrostatics  

Electrostatics

Attention, electric atmosphere guaranteed! Come and (re)discover the basic notions of electricity through spectacular and hair-raising experiments.

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All audiences

Low temperatures  

Can we survive at -100°C?

Follow us to meet liquid nitrogen, a curious material through which we approach the question of the states of matter and its changes.

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All audiences

Planetarium  

What if we went through the solar system?

This animation at the cutting edge of technology takes you on an adventure to the infinity of the universe!

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Primary school (3/4/5/6) & Secondary school (4/5/6)

Optics  

Can we see light?

Explore the properties of light using everyday examples.

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Primary school (4/5/6) & Secondary school (2/3/4/5/6)

Pressure  

Is a depression possible?

Explore the causes and effects of atmospheric pressure and moving air.

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Secondary school (2/3/4/5/6)

Energy  

How to produce energy? How to store it? How to transform it?

"Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed".

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Secondary school (5/6)

Electromagnetic waves  

The microwave oven, a light bulb like any other...

Explore the electromagnetic spectrum.

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Secondary school (5/6)

Polymers  

How is nylon made?

Explore the physical and chemical properties of some natural and man-made polymers.

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Secondary school (5/6)

Oxidation-reduction  

From the fire age to the fuel cell

Discover redox reactions based on everyday phenomena.

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Secondary school (3/4/5/6)

Atoms & elements  

Can we predict the properties of certain atoms?

Discover the periodic table through interactive experiments.

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Secondary school (4/5/6)

Genetics  

Why do children look like their parents?

Learn about the main concepts of genetics.

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Secondary school (3/4/5/6)

Viruses and bacteria  

Secondary school (3/4/5/6)

Learn more about viruses and bacteria.

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