Amabam, a project to train adults with a new hobby through mailing, I think he's thrown in Leta. But the holy place is not long gone. Another example of a hobby on the subscription, this time for children, is Genius.box, whose founders are trying to drown the child's desire for peace (of course for the money of their parents). Young men and their parents are promised to send out kits for self-sustaining science asses and to conduct learning and non-study experiments.

Genius.box is expected to make a monthly distribution of small business boxes to the customer. Every time a set of young girls (aged 8-12 years) will be devoted to a new topic of science, technology, design or mathematics. At a cost box, about $20 promises to provide learning information written specifically for children, instructions, as well as expendable materials and components needed to carry out experience.

Examples scientific experiments for children from Genius.box: home-grown crystals (theme " Chimia in the Kitchen " ), electrical circuit assembly and " revival " of lights (theme " Electricity " ). The project is now in the phase of launch, but the barrel is already stunning the success of the second place at the Husky Startup challenge, albeit with a modest prize of $1250.