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Experimenteren met een verhaaltje erbij
Vertaald door Piet Das. Volksverhalen kunnen een geweldige manier zijn om natuurwetenschappen op een praktische manier te introduceren op de…
Physics, Chemistry, Earth science, Science and society, General science
Is klimaatverandering een en al verdoemenis? Hier komen de stabilisatieschijfjes
Vertaald door Dave Lommen. Hoe kunnen we de klimaatverandering aanpakken? Met technologieën en activiteiten die al bestaan – zoals Dudley…
Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Earth science
Balanceren: de fysica van de hefbomen
Kan je beletten dat het dienblad gaat hellen? Leer over de hefboomwet om je tegenstrever te verslaan in dit eenvoudig spel.
Physics
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Beamline for Schools 2025
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