May 18–20
Weekend programme
11.00–11.20
Introduction ENERGY
Guided tour
No registration
Meeting at pillar 7 in the foyer
From 10 years
We give a short introduction to our new energy exhibition. Explore Norway's energy history and learn more about challenges and issues related to energy.
12.30–13.30
Sand printer
Activity
Drop-in / No registration
Technolab, 1st floor
From 9 years old
Be inspired by patterns and symmetry in nature and program a ball to leave tracks in the sand with block-based programming.
12.00–13.00
Draw your KI
Activity
Drop-in / No registration
Verdensrommet, 3rd floor
Fits everyone
What images do you picture when you hear about artificial intelligence? Draw with us and we will create an exhibition together.
12.00, 14.00 and 16.00
The Model Railway
Display
Drop-in / No registration
The water wheel, 3rd floor
Fits everyone
We start one of the museum's model railways. Follow trains and carousels that move! Maybe you'll find Superman and Batman?
13.00–13.40
Science Show
Live show
Registration at the reception
The auditorium, down the stairs by the cafe
Fits everyone
Playful learning through flames, smoke, loud bangs and exciting experiments. Maybe you get hit by a smoke cannon?
14.00–15.00
Make your own solar charger
Activity
Registration at the reception
Meeting at pillar 7 in the foyer
From 10 years
Do you want to test how solar cells work? We make a simple solar cell charger that can light up a diode and see how it is affected by the amount of light.
15.00–16.00
Textile workshop
Activity
Drop-in / No registration
Teknoteket, 1st floor
Fits everyone
Design your own message and motif in vinyl, and we will print it on cotton canvas with a heat press.
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Exhibition news
Energy in the time of climate crisis
Explore Norway's energy history, participate in fun activities, and learn more about challenges and issues related to energy. What will the energy mix look like in 200 years? Our interactive oracle gives you an insight into the near and not-so-near future.
NB! Children must be accompanied by an adult on all our activities. Some activities have age recommendations, space restrictions and registration. If you are too late for an activity, your place may be given to someone else.

The robot ISAK greets the audience. He is old and can't handle much, but when he feels up to it, he takes a walk to greet visitors.

