Can giants exist? And other mysteries of science.

Description

Lecture on the board and with chalk by Fabrizio Bucella, Professor of Physics at the Free University of Brussels. Could King Kong stand upright? Why does the ant lift fifty times its weight when we struggle to carry our own? Why does the cat survive a fall that would kill a horse? Fabrizio Bucella, a full professor of physics at the Free University of Brussels and popularizer followed by more than one and a half million curious people, takes the stage armed with chalk and a board. He unravels the mysteries of science with humor and rigor, without complicated formulas or jargon. He is the author, published by Allary Editions, of bestsellers "How to win at heads or tails?" and "How to stay dry with a wet jacket?". A real lesson on the board for the whole family, where we marvel and laugh and where we leave with laws of nature that we can explain at the table. Duration: 75 minutes. Suitable for all ages from 6 years old. This is the general public version of his honorary doctorate lecture at the University of Fribourg.

Highlights

• Interactive lesson by Fabrizio Bucella
• Duration of 75 minutes
• Suitable from 6 years old

General Information

This event offers a captivating lesson on the mysteries of science, led by Fabrizio Bucella, physics professor at the Free University of Brussels. Aimed at a broad audience, this playful and informative presentation explores fascinating questions about physics and nature.

Location

Rue du Temple-Neuf 5, 2000 Neuchâtel, Switzerland

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