Science Busters in Amstetten: An evening full of experiments and fun!

Science Busters in Amstetten: An evening full of experiments and fun!

The Science Busters make their way back to Amstetten, with an exciting program! On Tuesday, December 10, 2024, at 7:30 p.m., the event will take place in the well-known Johann Pölz-Halle. The science cabaret group looks back on 15 years of successful education and entertainment and celebrates this anniversary in a particularly creative way.

In their program "Planet B", the Science Busters entertain their audience with a mix of science and humor. They ask a number of questions that are both amusing and instructive. The questions include interesting topics such as: How quickly can we think? What scientific methods are there to fake studies correctly? And are camels actually against vaccinations?

under the direction of Martin Puntigam, an experienced cabaret artist and university lecturer, viewers are introduced to the world of science with real experiments and entertaining anecdotes. He is supported by Florian Freistetter, an astronomer, and Martin Moder, a molecular biologist. You not only bring a lot of specialist knowledge, but also a lot of joke - which makes the event a unique experience.

The audience can look forward to impressive demonstrations, such as a "do it yourself" anders-oxygen disaster or a volcanic eruption on stage. The Science Busters show that science can also be fun and that it is important to critically deal with information.

If you are interested in winning tickets for this exciting event, you can take part in a competition from tips that are raffling off 2 × 2 tickets. This option is best used soon, because the places could be quickly awarded. Ticket sales start on December 1, 2024 in the cultural and tourist office in the town hall courtyard and in the Stadtbad Amstetten. The office can be reached for more information and reservations on Tel. +43 508878-300.

Remember that an evening with the Science Busters is not only instructive, but also guarantees a lot of laughs. Do not miss the opportunity to take a look at the wonderful and sometimes winding journey to discover "Planet B"!