by Muséum d'histoire naturelle de Genève
Earthquakes: Watch out for the tremors!
🎯 STEM📍 Genève

Earthquakes: Watch out for the tremors!

🎯 STEM📍 Genève

Why does the Earth shake? Geologists from Animuse show children how tectonic plates move, how earthquakes happen and how seismic waves reveal what lies inside the planet, right back to the first seismometer, built in China around the year 130. In the grand salon of the Musée d'histoire des sciences, from age 6, just turn up. The venue is not wheelchair accessible.

Schedule
1 Nov
Location
📍 Genève
Musée d’histoire des sciences, Rue de Lausanne 128, 1202 Genève
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Price
FREE
What to expect
Taught in
French
Muséum d'histoire naturelle de Genève
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