The Invisible Universe
For Students and Teachers
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1h 4m
Have you ever wondered what’s between the stars? What fills the dark patches of sky, the bits between the recognised? Is the emptiness really empty?
The answer is no! We now know there’s black holes, dust, dark matter and even Earth-like planets hiding in the dark places. Join scientific experts from The University of Queensland for a cosmic demonstration and discover how astronomers have learned to explore the dark regions of the universe and “illuminate” what we can’t see.
This program explores Science as a Human Endeavour for Years 6-12, with key curriculum links in Physical Science for Years 7-10, Chemical Science for Years 8-10 and Earth and Space Science for Years 7,10.
Curriculum Codes by year level
Year 9: ACSSU177, ACSSU182
Year 10: ACSSU186, ACSSU188, ACSSU190, ACSSU229
Years 11/12: ACSCH018, ACSES044, ACSPH017, ACSPH094, ACSPH095, ACSPH141
World Science Festival Brisbane presented by Queensland Museum.
Recorded at QPAC’s Playhouse Theatre for Digital Stage.
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