Admit honestly, do you know how to distinguish quality sausage from the wrong best? What color is the green really? How much air weighs? Well, what does microscope look like the simplest creatures of our planet? I think it's not everyone who's gonna be able to brag about that. There are seven high school students now!

On the last Tuesday, the " Science in Mass " project was debuted by the participants of the " School of Activity " based at the University of Tomá. The main idea of the project, as inspired by students at the TG Institute of Biologics, is to promote science among young people through experiments that everyone can do in the ordinary. household♪

There's already people in white robes outside the school party in the biology class. There's a flower fluid on the table, and there's a smell of burnt wax. They're trying to look at some interesting schoolgirls who don't get in.
"How come the idea? "Recalls Deputy Leader Yulia Lazarev, "We realized that, unfortunately, the children of the twenty-first century are spending more time in a useless relationship with the computer. At this time, they could open up an amazing world of science. We want to prove that it's not just theories on paper. I am sure this is a very important step that will help them to carry out their scientific activities.”

After the first shot of the blue liquid from the copper sulphate, the attention of the children will no longer be taken. Looking for a blind area of the eye, using a special line, trying to hold 15 bricks in the hands (with only air weighing, yeah), checking the quality of the Swiss sausage with iodine and other scientific magic.
“We try to show such experiences from all disciplines, from chemistry to anatomy. This will be a complete picture " - explains the project participant Elena Faevtsev.

Everything goes into live discussion and endless questions come from young experimenters. Kirill Mikeov is one of those activists:
"I liked everything, but especially the experiment with the candles that hung out of oxygen. I'm interested in this experience myself. At 6, I got a set of chemicals and I spent a lot of time with him. Were there bad experiments? I burn the carpet once. I told my mom it was all for science. She was understanding, but she made it clean. "