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with the nuclear energy debate

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Thursday 6 June

19.00–23.00

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On June 6, The Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology will open its doors in the evening with an exciting program for those over 18 years of age.

Lek med analoge og digitale spill, delta i workshops og konkurranser, få med deg debatten om kjernekraft i Norge og avslutt kvelden med quiz. I tillegg til SENT-programmet, kan du også utforske Oslo Science Centre og over 25 spennende utstillinger i resten av museet.

19.00–19.30

Bubbles

Demo

Foyer, 2nd floor

Our leading soap bubble artist Joachim Solum shares his fascination with soap bubbles at the start of the evening.

19.00–21.00

Vinyl cut

Workshop

Teknoteket, 1st floor

Do you have a t-shirt or cotton shopping net with a dull stain? We cut out motifs with a vinyl cutter which we can then transfer to your textiles! Drop-in.

19.00–22.30

Abel's bar

Social

Under the flight wing, 3rd floor

We sell beer, red and white wine, sparkling wine, cider and mineral water. Here you will also find classic analogue table games such as Pucket, Shuffle puck, Shoelbak, Kurong and Stiga ice hockey games.

19.00–20.00

Burial

Film screening

Amphitheatre, 3rd floor

In the film Burial (2022) by Emilija Škarnulytė, we follow the point of view of a future archaeologist who visits the radioactive ruins after us. Burial invites the viewer on an immersive sensory journey into the unique and enormous Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP) in Lithuania, which is now undergoing a decommissioning process.

19.00–22.00

The zone

Pop-up

The communication hall, 3rd floor

Meet the Universal Robots UR5 waffle-making robot! As usual, it is the Zone for Experimental Informatics from the Department of Informatics, UiO, which brings exciting new technology to SENT. Drop-in.

19.00-22.00

Amateur radio

Drop-in activity

Music machines, 2nd floor

Visit the radio station LA4T and try your hand on the air! Licensed radio amateurs from Norsk Radio Relæ Liga show you how and what kind of equipment they use.

20.00-20.10

Norwegian nuclear reactors

Posts

Amphitheatre, 3rd floor

After the Second World War, Norway wanted to participate actively in research into nuclear physics and nuclear energy. We get a quick introduction to the research reactors at Kjeller in Lillestrøm and Halden, and the work to decommission them and handle the radioactive waste by Nils Bøhmer, sector director of technology at Norwegian Nuclear Decommissioning.  

20.00–21.00

Nuclear power in the age of the climate crisis

Debate

Amphitheatre, 3rd floor

Is nuclear power part of the solution to the nature and climate crisis? Many young and increasingly more political parties are open to considering nuclear power in Norway. An association of Norwegian municipalities has also been formed which sees small-scale nuclear power as interesting for business development. But many are against it or perceive it as unrealistic in Norway. The kind of energy we choose has consequences for climate, nature, daily life and social development. Do we want nuclear power in Norway? Welcome to the debate!

The debate is chaired by Lars Ursin, Norwegian Climate Foundation.

Panelet
Sunniva Siem, professor i kjernefysikk og leder Nukleærsenteret, UiO
Jonas Kristiansen Nøland, forsker, energiteknikk, NTNU,
Lars Borgersrud, historiker/ forfatter
Andreas Sjalg Unneland, stortingsrep., SV
Tobias Stokkeland, leder i Grønn Ungdom
Bård Standal, vise.adm.dir., Fornybar Norge

20.00–22.00

The melting point

Competition

Verdensrommet, 3rd floor

How to conserve and use energy most efficiently? You will be given two challenges to solve before time runs out! Knowledge of energy and chemistry is put to the test! Drop in.

21.00-21.30

Nuclear power narratives

Guided tour

The energy exhibition, 1st floor

Based on objects and stories from the museum's new viewing energy in the time of the climate crisis, curator Jan Alfred Andersson gives you the long history of Norway's role in nuclear power history nationally and internationally, from heavy water via the Kjeller reactor to today's debate.

21.30–22.30

Quiz

Activity

Under the flight wing, 3rd floor

You don't need 100% knowledge of anything, you just have to use the little grays! Join the quiz with quizmaster Jens Koppang Andreassen. Places are available on a first-come, first-served basis!

All night

LEGO

Activity

At the sawmill, 2nd floor

Unleash the building frenzy! Drop-in.

All night

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Kjelsåsveien 143
0491 Oslo
Org. nr.: 979676832

Tel: 22 79 60 00

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