

Let your creativity run wild and design your own winter space artwork! From futuristic technologies and mysterious solar eclipses to brave astronauts and mysterious moons โ the European Space Agency’s (ESA) creative competition focuses on a new fascinating topic every month.

No two snowflakes are alike! Let your winter creativity run wild and program a frosty, fun snowstorm with the BBC micro:bit.

The Earth is around 4.6 billion years oldโquite old when you consider that humans have only been around for 200,000 years. Nevertheless, we are changing our planet so radically that it can even be seen from space, because satellites show us the world from above. In this workshop, we will form our own picture of…

Hydrogen is considered a beacon of hope on the path to climate-neutral energy supply. However, this will likely only be achievable with green hydrogenโhydrogen produced using alternative energies. We illustrate the production process using the electrolysis model in the Connected Earth exhibition. In the workshop, we can produce hydrogen ourselves and use it immediately as…

Satellites from the European Space Agency (ESA) provide us with important data about Earth, especially for climate research. At ESERO Austria’s Climate Detective Office, Earth is researched and explored from above using Earth observation.

Melt, Melt, Baby! is a campaign by the artist group Aggro Climate on glacier retreat in Austria. In this workshop installation, use generative AI to develop future scenarios for the post-glacier melt eraโwith a focus on radical acceptance, happy collapse, and optimistic approaches to climate change.

Loud, high, low, shrill, sad, or happy! With the help of technology, we play the banana piano, listen to the sounds produced by touching different parts, and turn the knobs on various synthesizers. Visit our sound studio and try it out for yourself!

Using the microscope as a tool for exploring the world, we zoom in on the vast miniature world of the microcosm. We observe the most unusual creatures, such as bear, sun, and wheel animals. Pick a leaf and you can read plants’ wishes from their lips. Don’t drop the mic, grab it!

Our world is full of all kinds of machines. In the digital industrial age, they have a lot to do: building hardware, programming softwareโvery serious business indeed. But in our workshop, there’s no shortage of fun! We combine a single-board computer, the BBC micro:bit, with a wide variety of materials, 3D printers, and laser cutters,…

Whether for the detection, prevention, or treatment of diseases in humans, animals, or plants, medicine encompasses a wide range of care practices aimed at maintaining or restoring health. This is exactly where we come in: Build your own medicine machine with the versatile possibilities of the BBC micro:bit!