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SUMMARY:Fossil Research at Sedgwick Museum
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm at the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences\, Department of Earth Sciences common room\, below the Museum.\, Downing Street\, CB2 3EQ \nCome and meet the scientists of the University of Cambridge Department of Earth Sciences\, renowned for its world-class research. Take part in hands-on activities and find out what it’s like to research fossils\, earthquakes\, tackle environmental challenges and more. \nActivities include: \nMicrofossil Wonderland – use powerful microscopes to investigate tiny fossils of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago. Find out how these microfossils help us learn about past climates and environments. \nBring your rocks and fossils for identification – have you found an interesting rock that you’d like to learn more about? Come and chat with our scientists about your find and discover what it’s like to work as an Earth Scientist. \nJump to make your own earthquake – compete with a friend to make the most powerful earthquake and learn how the vibrations are represented on screen. \nMake your own mountain range – use a sand model to investigate how the movement of tectonic plates makes the lumps\, bumps and folds of a mountain range. \nDiscover meteorites – can you spot the difference between rocks from space and Earth rocks? Find out how our scientists study both to understand how the Earth formed. \nFor info go to Earth Sciences Fair | Cambridge Festival
URL:https://cambridge105.co.uk/event/fossil-research-at-sedgwick-museum/
LOCATION:Sedgwick Museum\, Downing Street\, Cambridge\, CB2 3EQ
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