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Dancing Astronauts, Science Demos & Prison Studies
... fossils of sea creatures.
Thanks to the longstanding excellence of Göttingen physics, its department has scientific instruments which date back to the late 1700s when Georg Lichtenburg became the first professor dedicated to experimental physics in Germany. There's also a nice display of apparatus used by Gauss and Weber for their invention of the first electromagnetic telegraph (1833). ...
Greetings from the Top of [middle] Germany
... better as the day progressed. We arrived in a little town called Schierke. It was from here we would be making our journey to the top of the behemoth mountain called Brocken. We found a place to park and started hiking. Even though it was only about 10 km to the top of Brocken, it was 531 vertical meters from where we started. That makes for a rather hard hike! When we got ...
Une belle fille mit Schultüte from Canadians
... and sizes, simple to ornate - we even saw one decorated with miniature light bulbs. It was fun selecting all the little trinkets to fill her cone - a Kinder egg and gummy bears (Germany candy essentials!), princess and horse decorated school supplies, mermaid band-aids, a pink glittery ball that lights up when bounced, and more.
We delivered it to her at the start of ...
Nobel Göttingen Graves & Gallery
... clearly is proud of its heritage. A current exhibit at the old Rathaus is displaying over 150 black & white photo portraits of living Nobel laureates from around the world. The photographer, Peter Badge, also has an accompanying book that includes descriptions of each individual.
For more information on Göttingen's laureates, visit this resource from the university.
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Being an account of too fast drivers, too much....
Being an account of too fast drivers, too much Cher, and encounters with dangerous locals. We are in Germany, and Sonia's new favorite word in her small German vocabulary is "Umleitung", meaning detour. We have had many of those. To backtrack a bit, upon entering Germany we decided to rent a car. This was surprisingly easy. No eye tests, mugshots, or holding passports ransom. We just signed a few papers and voila! Keys and car were handed over. When we say 'we' we ...