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Bacteria and viruses are two different types of pathogens. Bacteria are living organisms that can exist independently and have the ability to self-grow and reproduce. In contrast, viruses are non-living pathogens that require the invasion of other living organisms to grow and reproduce.
Wciel się w rolę wynalazcy/konstruktora i zbuduj własną maszynę generującą prąd elektryczny. Odtwórz słynny XIX-wieczny eksperyment lorda Kelvina, uzyskujący elektryczność ze spadających kropel wody. Sprawdź działanie swojego urządzenia w różnych konfiguracjach i warunkach.
Take on the role of an inventor/constructor and build your own machine that generates electricity. Recreate Lord Kelvin's famous 19th century experiment where electricity was obtained from falling water droplets. Check the operation of your device in various configurations and conditions.
We all heard about the infamous smog but did you ever wonder what it is actually made of? Is it an opaque gas? A solid? Or maybe a liquid? In the experiment, we will investigate the matter by trapping some of the smog in a glass jar.
Wszyscy słyszeliśmy o smogu, ale czy zastanawialiście się kiedyś, z czego on właściwie się składa? Czy jest to nieprzejrzysty gaz? Ciało stałe? A może ciecz? W eksperymencie zbadamy tę kwestię poprzez „uwięzienie” smogu w szklanym słoiku.
Lód może przybierać różne formy: od płatków śniegu, przez kostki lodu, po lód morski i lód lodowcowy. Uczniowie dowiedzą się, jak bardzo lód morski różni się od lodu lodowcowego i jakie są konsekwencje topnienia lodu.
Find out, what forms may ice have and check, how melting ice influences the sea level!