Sag mal, du als Physiker: Energie! - Berlin, Colosseum

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Sag mal, du als Physiker: Energie! - Berlin, Colosseum

Tell me as a physicist: energy! - Berlin, Colosseum

Event by: FKP Scorpio

Location: Filmtheater Colosseum, Schönhauser Allee 123, Berlin - Bezirk Pankow

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Tell me as a physicist: Energy!
The new live show for the podcast

Admission: 7:00 p.m. | Start: 8:00 p.m.
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Energy! What kind of fabric is that that flows through power cables? Or make the air molecules buzzing faster next to the radiator and thus warmed up the room? How can you lock up energy in a battery filled with chemicals? And why does she really never get lost-although she is wasted quite often?
The physicists Johannes Kückens, Michael Büker and moderator Jens Schröder from the podcast "Say you as a physicist ..." In her new live show, get to the bottom of the nature of energy and show how we can do it much more efficiently in the future! With a humorous explanatory power and energetic experiments-in which you have to struggle quite in between in order to overcome the small understanding of your favorite moderator. How practical that you can pull a number of AHA moments out of your sleeve for this case ...

A dreary instruction? None! Already last year, the three protagonists-among other things in sold-out houses in Munich, Hamburg and Cologne-brought more than just amazed with their live experiments. From September 2025 you will be “Energy!” With your new program “Energy!” Back on a live tour and bring their knowledge to the stage in nine cities in Germany and Austria.
With their podcast, the three have been producing one of the most popular listening offers on the Audible platform since 2018. She was a little surprised that they succeeded with physics issues. After almost 250 podcast episodes, however, they believe that they have understood their own recipe for success halfway: "It is probably the way we throw the balls in conversation. Apparently, many people like to hear that. And get the feeling of learning something very relaxed and also having fun," says Jens Schröder, who as a former geo-editor accepts.

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