We build an ecosphere - a replica of the Earth - using a jam jar. We fill it with soil, moss, small container plants, and springtails. Then, we screw the lid tightly to make it airtight. Over the following weeks and months, we can observe the development of this self-sustaining mini ecosystem.
Iridescent crystals, glowing polar lights, or luminous algae in the sea are breathtakingly beautiful. But behind the beauty lies more than meets the eye: the study of these colorful phenomena reveals not only fascinating insights about our planet but also about potential applications. During the guided tour through the exhibition at focusTerra, you will discover […]
What components are needed to make an LED lamp light up and where could I install this lamp? Making deals with these and other questions in the classroom. The focus is on (digital) do-it-yourself, tinkering and inventing. Students work on projects in which they experiment, interact with each other and develop their creativity and practical […]
