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WHITE HEAT (Sat) 10am - 4pm

Family days: FAMILY SCIENCE FUN (both days) | WHITE HEAT (Sat) | BRIGHT SPARKS (Sun)

City College, Pelham St. BN1 4FA

Tickets: £4 for 14yrs up | £2 for 7-14 yrs | FREE for under 7yrs

MORE ABOUT WHITE HEAT (Sat)

STEAM DREAMS

The Worthing Model Engineering Society brings a beautiful display of working engines, including Stirling Engines - the green, hot-air engine of the future.



science festivalBE LUSH

Lush Beauty Products show how science makes you beautiful. Hands-on demos.



science festivalROCKET-BELT MAN

Stuart Ross with his personal jet pack! Buck Rogers could only dream about it - Stuart Ross actually flies it.



science festivalGATWICK TRICKS

Gatwick Airport allows you to simulate life in the control tower. Can you land a jumbo-jet without crashing?



science festivalWATER KERFUFFEL

What is in Your Water? Testing water for limescale etc. with Kittiwake, the industrial experts.



science festivalMAGNETIC MAYHEM

BHASVIC demonstrates unbelievable tricks with magnets.



science festivalMINI-BEASTS

Varndean scholars have selected a range of fascinating tiny things to look at under microscopes, some of them look back at you!



science festivalBRIGHTON COLLEGE

Five miracles presented by the students to edify and amaze; The workings of a hovercraft, polymer chemistry. food biotechnology, the internal combustion engines, alternative energy.



science festivalBALANCING THE FOOD EQUATION

Experiments, competitions and computer based animations show the balance between the food we eat and the energy we use. From Novo Nordisk.



science festivalLIQUID NITROGEN

Sussex Downs College - demonstration of liquid nitrogen, and what it can do.



science festivalA STAR TALKS ABOUT STARS, WITH STARS IN HIS EYES

Anton Vamplew, Blue Peter astronomer, shares his fascination in (and knowledge of) the cosmos.



FLIGHTS OF FANCY

Demonstration of flight from Central Sussex College and Paul Meston



ROBOT RACING

Bill Bigge from the University of Sussex brings his robots.

PROGRAMMES AVAILABLE ON BOTH SATURDAY AND SUNDAY:

science festivalPOWERS OF TEN

A ten minute video takes you on a white-knuckle ride from the edge of the Universe to the centre of an atom, and out again. wow



science festivalCAMBRIDGE BRAINBOX ELECTRONICS

The ever-popular electronics kits offer a gentle hands-on introduction to electronics. make it work



science festivalVISIONS OF SCIENCE

The Novartis science photo exhibition. Exquisite and unexpected science photos. see with new eyes



science festivalLAB-IN-A-LORRY

In the street outside, has four stunning physics demonstrations from Schlumberger. vroom



MARBLE RUNS

Ian Lambert supervises a marble-run workshop. Who can get the marble to roll down the run slowest? The day is long, the teams are determined. crazy challenge



science festivalTHE SEGWAY

The amazing self-righting robotic trolly, on parade. we love robots



RUBBISH THINKING

Onyx (who do Brighton's recycling) present a special display of recycled produce. be a superhero - save the world



science festivalMETEORS FROM AROUND THE WORLD

... and around the Universe. Can you tell the difference between a meteorite from outer space and a pebble from the garden? ever seen a real alien object? now you can



science festivalPLAY SOCO

Brighton Police. Finger prints, DNA processes and trace evidence. Meet the Scene of Crime Officers. become a super-sleuth



science festivalTHE BATTLE OF THE BEACHES

To discover which beach along the south coast has the best sand-castle sand. We have sand from several beaches. How tall can you make your castle? muck around



REFRESHMENTS

Sandwiches, hot and cold drinks, biscuits etc.



BOOKSHOP

A variety of novel and exciting science books for all ages from City Books



JURASSIC JOE'S SCIENCE SHOP

Spooky, strange, scienTRIFFIC toys to amuse and educate. you won't believe your eyes

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