Kitchen Oceanography — oceanography experiments in your own kitchen!
The second coolest thing about #KitchenOceanography is, besides obviously the oceanography as the coolest part, that it can all be done at home, in your own kitchen (hence the name).
Today, I’m contributing to the “virtuellen Gauß-AG” of Leibniz Universität Hannover, a vacation program on STEM topics, that, of course, has to be done from home while physically distancing, with whatever people might have available to them.
I have recorded a couple of videos and written up a quizz (all in german, sorry), check it out here! You’ve even got the chance of winning my book if you post a picture of your experiments, mark it with #KitchenOceanography and tag me :-)
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