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MadaTech will carry out special activities On Saturdays during January and February.
During these activities visitors will be invited to take part in real scientific research activity in one of MadaTech’s exhibitions, witness unique demonstrations and explanations regarding the subject, to present research questions and to carry out research on the exhibition’s site, using apparatuses and special accessories.
Activity Dates:
7.2, 10.1 - optical illusion
14.2, 17.1 - Leonardo da Vinci - Scientist & Engineer
21.2, 24.1 – Energy and Green Energy
28.2, 31.1 – Planetarium – Astronomy
During each day, two 1 hour activities will take place at 12:00 and 14:00, without additional payment.
A bit about the activity topics:
Optical illusion
Our vision depends on our brain activity and individual life experience. How is it that sometimes there is a surprising difference between what we see and what we think we see?
A detailed optical tricks lecture and optical illusions workshop.
Leonardo da Vinci - Scientist & Engineer
A journey following Da Vinci’s inventions, a selection of exhibits built according to Da Vinci’s original drawings, the inventor and the renowned artist. Children will experience and understand the operation principles of simple machines, the crane principle, pulley blocks and will build a model based on Da Vinci’s ideas.
Green Energy
In the Green Energy exhibition, children will experience producing energy from different energy sources which are naturally available. They will also learn about the process of energy conversion. The young participants will get to know scientific concepts and principles that have to do with energy. They will get to know ways of using energy and understand the influence energy has on man and environment. The children will carry out experiments that have to do with processes of energy conversion and solving problems.
Planetarium
We invite you to enter the inflated dome and go out on a trip between the stars. Witness star systems, the solar system in an astronomy experience where the sky becomes a window to fascinating worlds.
