FABLES AND CHIMERAS
When science is a game

The success of the #SCIENCEINSCENE continues!

“Fairy tales and chimeras” is the theme of the weekend at Città della Scienza!

Engaging and interactive workshops to discover many interesting facts about the most famous fairy tales for children and young people: from the adventures of Collodi’s puppet to the travels of the Little Prince to the strangest and most monstrous creatures.

But as every year, Città della Scienza is joining Biotech Week, a week of events and meetings around the world to tell the story of the role biotechnology plays in the fields of health, renewable energy and environmental protection.

This weekend our young visitors can transform themselves into biotechnologists! How? By learning about the structure and function of DNA and simulating a gene transfer technique in order to obtain a “genetically modified organism.”

At the Planetarium, young visitors will enjoy a new show dedicated to The Little Prince, a child from a tiny planet with a great desire to meet new people and learn about their habits.

During his journey we will see many astronomical objects that populate the sky: some familiar others more exotic. Are you ready to go with him?

In addition to guided tours of the interactive museum Corporea, Insects & Co, the exhibition area dedicated to the world of insects, reopens to the public.

Science communicators from Città della Scienza and Le Nuvole await you for a weekend of creative and adventurous activities … Just like in fairy tales!

Pegaso University is honored to host the first International Conference dedicated to the relationship between memory and future, as connected to the development of new technologies and from an interdisciplinary perspective.

This one-day event will be held on 2nd October, 2023 at the Città della Scienza [Science City Museum] in Naples [ http://www.cittadellascienza.it/], a perfectly consistent framework with the purpose of the meeting.

Members of ICOM [https://icom.museum/en/], International Council of Museums, the worldwide institute for museum operators, and other distinguished voices in this field will discuss the topic.

The project is part of the research line called Digital Humanities and is linked in particular with area 2 Digital heritage, literature and cultural practices which «focuses on the development, study and analysis of cultural practices connected to the integration of digital and technologies in the preservation of knowledge, culture, past and present. Research interventions aimed at the digitalisation, conservation and accessibility of cultural heritage. Use of advanced technologies such as photogrammetry, virtual reality and augmented reality to document, preserve and present works of art, monuments, manuscripts and other objects of cultural interest».

The identification of development lines for the future, also in relation to technological advancement, cannot be interpreted without a sense of continuity and the right attention to the past and its preservation. Culture, tradition, the roots of human history constitute a distributed heritage, in constant evolution (thanks to new discoveries), which is at the center of new practices, not only of maintenance but also of archiving and querying.

The preservation process is to be considered specular and, at the same time, strategic for the construction of new fruition paths for the end user. Museum experience, therefore, intercepts the new paths of development and contamination with technologies, which acquire meaning and validity when adequate institutional, public and international spaces are available for a shared reflection, not only on planning but also on ethics.

Participation is free of charge. The event is aimed at scholars, professionals, and students with research interests in museology. 

The registration form is available here https://forms.gle/pGpBgLHBMPVu5efD8

Registration will be possible until 25th September, 2023.

The the abstracts book https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e0I2ZTlPGhgOBkYjL7rE_x9Ih7CroCFm/view?usp=drive_link

After the great success for the summer program “#lascienzainscena” in place since August 1, City of Science offers a series of activities for the long weekend from September 16 to 19!

On Saturday, Sept. 16, Sunday, Sept. 17 and again on Monday, Sept. 18, special opening with all activities related to the Museum and Planetarium staged from 10 am to 4 pm.

Also, on Tuesday, September 19, we look forward to you spending the holiday of San Gennaro together! The winter schedule returns to Science City: from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. guided tours of the Corporeal Museum, Insect Lab, shows at the Planetarium, and Science Show “The Evolution of Cells” … the beginning of an exciting new season of science and fun!

I biglietti sono acquistabili online sul sito Etes oppure presso la biglietteria di Città della Scienza.

PROGRAMMA DAL 12 AL 18 SETTEMBRE

Orario museo: 10 – 16

PROGRAMMA DEL 19 SETTEMBRE 2023

Orario museo: 09 – 17

What kind of world would it be without friendship?

We are stronger with strong friendships! Recent studies have shown that true friendship helps to improve you from every point of view: scientists reiterate, in fact, that friendship is one of the main factors that affects the better functioning of the immune system, a bulwark against viruses and bacteria. And it is no coincidence that in the communities where many centenarians live, great value is placed on relationships based on availability and support. And how much do you value friendship? We look forward to seeing you next weekend to celebrate World Friendship Day together which falls on July 30!

Do not miss!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co.

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“Learn the rules like a professional so you can break them like an artist”_Pablo Picasso

Always, in the common imagination, creative thinking is more typical of artists than scientists. But is this really the case? While it is true that science and art belong to two profoundly different worlds, with diametrically opposed paradigms and goals, it is also true that these human activities have more in common than one might think at first glance! A good scientist needs a substantial dose of creativity and imagination in order to come up with new theories and solve puzzles. A good artist, in giving vent to his or her creativity,

cannot disregard certain techniques and rules… And what kind do you feel you are: more “art “or more “science”?

Find out with us on Saturday, July 22 and Sunday, July 23!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co and “Spazio al Futuro”.

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For game-proof physics of forces!

In the sciences, any kind of movement in which you push or pull something is called a FORCE. Forces make objects move or prevent them from moving: when you push a door to open it, you use a force; if the door has a spring, the force of the spring closes the

door. The intuitive idea of force, then, is often linked to muscular effort: the verbs push, pull, compress, stretch, accelerate, brake, slide, throw, hit… always imply the intervention of a force. But let us be careful: it is not only people and animals that cause all the forces in the world! There are constant changes happening in the universe, and many of these changes involve forces: that of the wind blowing, water flowing, gravity pushing us down, and so on. Some are not very intense, others are so great that we can hardly imagine them. All forces, however, share one characteristic: they cannot be seen, and what we observe are only the results.

So what are you waiting for?
Come visit us this weekend to play with the physics of forces.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co and “Spazio al Futuro”.

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For a full scientific immersion in the hottest season of the year!

The hottest season of the year is finally here: schools are closed (or almost all of them!), desks are empty, and there is more time to travel, if not live, at least in imagination. For many it is the most beautiful time, for others the most hated. One word: SUMMER! Longing for freedom, sun, sea and blue skies: this is summer in the hearts of many.

But … what happens at Science City when the big events end, when school students and summer camp children finish their activities? Science doesn’t go on vacation, and neither do we!

We look forward to seeing you, at Science City with lots of activities, workshops, guided tours and science shows!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Watch out for the program!

A fascinating journey of discovery of our senses

The sense organs enable us to interact, at different levels, with the world around us. Each sense organ corresponds to one of the five senses: eyes correspond to sight, ears to hearing, mouth to taste, nose to smell, and skin to touch. We are all used to the idea that human beings have only five senses! In reality there are many more! There is even talk of

17 senses! Hunger, thirst, itching, magnetism, pain, proprioception are just some of the lesser known ones.

It is said that beautiful things can be experienced three times: when you dream about them, when you live them, and when you remember them; at Science City, in the coming weekend, we want to exaggerate and experience them at least 5 times: one for each of our most known senses!

We are waiting for you with many “sensitive” themed activities!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

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Per imparare “facendo” …

“What we have to learn to do, we learn by doing.” We take our cue from an aphorism attributed to Aristotle, which is so current that it seems almost impossible to date from the 4th century B.C. But on second thought, it is not so strange… Aristotle, one of the greatest thinkers of the ancient world, was extremely curious and a keen observer of the world in which he lived. His curiosity led him to experiment, and his enormous capacity for analysis

enabled him to learn from what he experienced; his depth of thought enabled him to see things that others could not, using the enormous potential of the human brain: rationality, intuition, imagination, creativity and logic.

And are you ready to “touch Science with your hands”?

We look forward to seeing you on June 24 and 25, at Science City, to learn “by doing”!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Watch out for the program!

Among ripples, waves and shining rainbows!

Impossible not to be fascinated, inspired and involved by light! Whether it is the rising and setting of the sun, colors, propagation, reflection and refraction, light is a phenomenon that never ceases to provoke wonder and curiosity. The nature of light has thrilled some of the finest minds in history, beginning with the origins of optics in Euclid’s Ancient Greece and continuing in a radiant unbroken path through the ages. The Enlightenment, for example, was rich in discoveries about light, the sun and the stars; just think of the corpuscular theory of light formulated by Newton. And so, theory after theory, our knowledge of light was “enlightened” and its mysteries gradually dragged “out of darkness”!

We look forward to seeing you at Science City, June 17 and 18, to learn more about the properties of this fundamental electromagnetic wave that allows us to admire everything around us.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Watch out for the program!

All about the “blue lung” of the Planet!

June 8 is celebrated worldwide as Oceans Day. The hydrosphere, that is, the totality of water on Earth in its three states of aggregation, covers more than two-thirds of our entire planet; for this reason, we often refer to planet Earth as the “Blue Planet.” These huge expanses of water are a resource to be protected: they are the “home” of so many forms of life; they play an essential role in matter and energy cycles at the planetary level; and they provide us with so many essential foods in our diet. At Science City we celebrate the priceless value of these marine ecosystems with activities and workshops.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

A mixture of nitrogen, oxygen and…Other surprises!

When you ride a bicycle, when you run with an open umbrella, when you stick your hand out of a car window or a running train, you feel something that generates some resistance. It is there but cannot be seen, it does not smell (most of the time!), it cannot be grasped but has a volume of its own, it has no shape but is all around us, we live by its presence-what is it? Air. That gaseous envelope that surrounds the Earth and to which we owe life. In the next Weekend, at Science City, we will delve into the topic of air: from its components, to its movements, to the physics of air with experiments, scientific demonstrations and many workshops to “make you miss the air” …

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

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Anticipando la giornata mondiale del latte, che ricade il 1° giugno, e la giornata mondiale dell’ambiente del 5 giugno, Città della Scienza, in collaborazione con Berna, marchio locale di Parmalat, dedica un lungo weekend alla bevanda più diffusa al mondo dopo l’acqua: il latte, utilizzato probabilmente già 8000 anni fa in Mesopotamia e rimasto identico da quando è comparso in natura.

Saranno due giorni di attività, laboratori, esperimenti e “science show” tra scienza e divertimento, per scoprire le proprietà di questo alimento indispensabile. Basta un solo bicchiere, infatti, per fare il pieno necessario di calcio, vitamina B2 e proteine – con un’attenzione speciale alla sostenibilità ambientale attraverso focus sul riutilizzo dei materiali, come le bottiglie di plastica.

Per l’occasione, la FIMP – Federazione Italiana Medici Pediatri parteciperà all’evento domenica 28 maggio portando gli ultimi aggiornamenti scientifici sull’importanza del latte nella crescita dei bambini e in particolare sull’apporto di vitamina D.

Primo appuntamento in programma è l’interactive lab Il latte arcobaleno, in cui sarà possibile utilizzare latte prossimo alla scadenza per un esperimento scientifico a base di latte, poche gocce di colorante e del detersivo per piatti con cui dare vita ad un meraviglioso arcobaleno. E ancora il laboratorio interattivo Dal latte…al burro in bottiglia! che coinvolgerà grandi e piccini per scoprire come fare in casa uno degli ingredienti principali della cucina italiana, soprattutto quando si parla di dolci. Dalla bottiglia alle fioriere sarà invece un’occasione per riciclare ed abbellire il proprio balcone e guiderà i visitatori nella creazione di fioriere in miniatura, semplicemente tagliando e rivestendo le bottiglie del latte. L’affascinante science show A tutto latte! farà viaggiare il pubblico alla scoperta delle proprietà del latte, tra pipette e provette,attraverso una carrellata di esperimenti colorati. Anche il programma del planetario è sintonizzato con il weekend tematico con il coinvolgente spettacolo

La via Lattea per un viaggio nello spazio e nel tempo alla scoperta dei misteri nascosti nel nostro cielo. Infine, l’appuntamento Vitamina D, a cura della Federazione Italiana Medici Pediatri di Napoli_FIMP, con la dott.ssa Federica Viscogliosi, fornirà un approfondimento di questo elemento fondamentale per la salute delle ossa e non solo: una sola tazza di latte può contenere, infatti, fra i 115 e i 124 UI di vitamina D.

A fascinating journey through the richness, variety, and coexistence of diverse life forms on planet Earth

The term biodiversity immediately brings to mind a lush forest, populated by a myriad of animal and plant species! But biodiversity is not just that! Life, through its blind determination, manages to blossom in an infinite number of environments, with astonishing results. Deserts, volcanoes, mountains covered with perennial ice, even the most extreme and inhospitable ecosystems can be the “home” of animals and plants that have adapted in the name of survival.
On the occasion of World Biodiversity Day, which falls on May 22, let’s explore the many wonderful stories of biodiversity! Themed activities and workshops await you: protecting biodiversity benefits the whole planet, but especially humans!

But it doesn’t end there! Hear ye, hear ye!
For the first time in Città della Scienza the Didòlab!
Little ones ages 3 to 6 and their parents can experience play and discovery with the legendary Didò in EXTRA LARGE format.
Directly from the Rufina plant near Florence where production takes place, giant colored masses of the most beloved play dough there is arrive in Naples. An example of “creative” recovery of the material produced during processing and color change made available for these special workshops under the banner of oversized fun.
Are you ready for a unique adventure of creative play?

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

We are waiting for you!

For a family-friendly weekend!

In the role of a scientist or scientist, have fun finding hidden treasure by venturing into the Science Centre’s exhibit areas, immerse yourself in a whirlwind of crazy and colorful experiments, or even find out how to engineer constellation-themed paper circuits! We all dream of fantastic and exciting adventures in the company of our family, and if you, too, as parents cannot resist the allure of these tales, come visit us on Saturday, May 13 and Sunday, May 14! Città della Scienza will participate, again this year, in the ninth edition of Kid Pass Days, the most important Italian marathon of family-friendly activities and events dedicated to children from 0 to 12 years old. A rich program of events, workshops, science demonstrations, activities all dedicated to the family because sharing time with those you love, learning and having fun, is the most precious thing.
But it doesn’t end there! Hear ye, hear ye!
For the first time in Città della Scienza the Didòlab!
Little ones ages 3 to 6 and their parents can experience play and discovery with the legendary Didò in EXTRA LARGE format.
Directly from the Rufina plant near Florence where production takes place, giant colored masses of the most beloved play dough there is arrive in Naples. An example of “creative” recovery of the material produced during processing and color change made available for these special workshops under the banner of oversized fun.

Are you ready for a unique adventure of creative play?
There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

We are waiting for you!

What the eyes do not see…

You cannot see them, but they are here! In your hands, in your mouth, in your stomach … And they also shape everything around you: the smells you perceive, the tastes you notice, the diseases you sometimes get sick from … After the pandemic we begin to see the microscopic world more carefully, but what does this microworld look like? Since the advent of optical instruments, such as the telescope or microscope, the reality of the world around us has never been the same. From galaxies to molecules, using increasingly powerful instruments, our view or perception of the physical world has changed quite a bit. One positive consequence is that modern science has turned knowledge into the best weapon against diseases that once sowed death and desolation.

Yet, these microscopic beings are not always a threat but can also be our lifelong friends and companions. In our bodies, for example, there are several ecosystems of bacterial flora that we could not do without; in fact, they have become like an extra organ. Observation under the microscope gives the observer the impression that he or she is entering a world of its own, with no apparent relationship to the real world, from which, moreover, it is necessary to isolate oneself in order to concentrate.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Once again this month, the Città della Scienza Planetarium will be holding its doors open in the evening!
Our Appuntamento in Via Lattea returns on Thursday 20 April to take you on an exciting journey exploring the eclipse phenomenon.
On that day there will be a hybrid solar eclipse, an event more unique than rare. Although not observable from our latitudes, we would like you to experience the fascination of this particular astral conjunction with another of our Appointments.

Three moments will characterise the evening, organised in collaboration with the Unione Astrofili Napoletani and with the support of Euroavia and Seds Unina:
1. Reception in the Museo Corporea with DJ set for Bao’N’Wine tasting by Casa KBirr
2. Immersive experience in the Planetarium thanks to the astronomical sound show by composer Vincenzo Adelini, with live guitar performance and theremin and sound design interventions
3. Direct observation of the stars and other celestial bodies thanks to the telescopes of the friends of Unione Astrofili Napoletani. *

The event will be organised in two time slots
Group A 19:00 – 22:00
19:00 Welcome cocktail – 20:00 Planetarium sounding – 21:00 Telescope observation

Group B 20:00 – 23:00
20:00 Welcome cocktail – 21:00 Sonorisation in the Planetarium – 22:00 Telescope observation
Visitors may choose the one they prefer when purchasing their ticket online or, up to one day before the event, at the museum ticket office.

ADMISSION ONLY WITH ADVANCE SALE
Places are limited.

The cost of the ticket is €20 per person, including the tasting of a glass of wine to be chosen between Aglianico pagano, Falanghina tardiva and Rosato, accompanied by a Neapolitan (and vegetarian) reinterpretation of the famous Bao, traditional Chinese steam buns.

* In the event of bad weather the telescope observation will be replaced by a visit to the ‘Space to the Future’ exhibition.

Science City will keep you company from April 1 to May 1 with amazing scientific experiences…and lots of fun is guaranteed!
In the month in which nature is reborn thanks to the spring season and in conjunction with the various festivals that fall right around this time, the Science Centre of Science City offers a schedule full of events focused on “science games,” workshops on eggs, ph, the science of flight, color theory and… to keep learning new things and having fun at the same time!
A program where Science and Technology meet to develop children’s creativity and manual skills and give space for their ideas. The goal is personal and creative development, as well as stimulating cooperation, concentration, and the physical and psychological well-being of all young visitors!
We look forward to seeing you!

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Modalità di accesso e visita
Dal prossimo 16 giugno 2022, come deciso nel Consiglio dei Ministri del 15 giugno 2022, per accedere al Museo interattivo di Città della Scienza è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

Anche per accedere al Planetario e per tutti gli eventi in Sala Newton è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

I visitatori che vorranno, potranno acquistare le mascherine presso lo Shop di Città della Scienza.

Le disposizioni non si applicano ai bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni e ai soggetti con certificazione medica specifica.
Per ulteriori informazioni si consiglia di consultare il sito: https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/
Lungo il percorso espositivo e all’ingresso del planetario sono posizionati dispenser di gel igienizzante.
I visitatori potranno permanere all’interno delle aree espositive per il tempo che vorranno e interagire direttamente, anche senza guida, con gli exhibit.

Per le scuole resta obbligatoria la prenotazione chiamando il numero 0817352222 o scrivendo a contact@cittadellascienza.it, come di consueto.

Between rebirths, colors and scents.

Nature takes shape with the arrival of Spring! Animals, plants and landscapes awaken from the torpor of the winter months to dive back into full vitality. The first buds begin to appear on plants and flowers slowly peep out from the earth that has guarded them during the long winter; everything is reborn through new colors and scents and witnesses the beginning of a new natural cycle…a new possibility!
Every year the beginning of Spring falls around March 20 or 21: winter officially gives way to the beautiful season with the spring equinox. But what happens in the sky? And what happens to Nature?
We look forward to seeing you at Science City, March 25 and 26, to find out more about the season of awakening, flowers and rebirth.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability, “Spazio al Futuro” and “Aquae.The Future is in the Ocean”.

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Sabato 25 marzo 2023 ore 10.30
Presentazione del libro Casamicciola un laboratorio per la difesa dai terremoti
Spie, Indizi, Riflessioni, Correlazioni
di Giuseppe Luongo, Elena Cubellis, Ilia Delizia
(Ed. Bibliopolis)
La sorgente dei terremoti di Casamicciola non è parte di una struttura tettonica a sviluppo regionale, ma è limitata allo strato crostale superficiale dell’isola d’Ischia, dove l’elevato gradiente termico rende le rocce duttili, incapaci di accumulare tensioni a profondità superiori a 2-3 km e pertanto tendono a deformarsi senza fratturarsi e generare terremoti. Gli studi sul terremoto del 21 agosto 2017 hanno consentito di individuare nel Monte Epomeo, che scivola verso il mare, la genesi del terremoto. La faglia lungo la quale è scivolato l’Epomeo, superando con il suo carico l’attrito con le rocce sottostanti, emerge nella zona collinare di Casamicciola, dove ha prodotto i crolli nell’abitato. L’analisi della sismicità storica dopo il silenzio eruttivo seguito all’eruzione del 1302, ha mostrato che i terremoti sono localizzati nella zona collinare di Casamicciola. Questa ripetitività ha stimolato l’attenzione per lo studio dei terremoti del 1796 e 1828 per verificare la persistenza della sorgente, di grande interesse per la valutazione del rischio sismico. È stata così avviata la ricerca sulle fonti archivistiche e documentali relative alle strutture danneggiate, con particolare attenzione agli edifici di maggiore rappresentanza della comunità, come la Chiesa Parrocchiale. I risultati ottenuti hanno mostrato una stretta analogia di tali eventi con il meccanismo del terremoto del 2017. Gli autori, rilevata la persistenza della sorgente sismica nell’attuale fase di silenzio eruttivo, propongono la delocalizzazione del centro abitato di Casamicciola alta e la realizzazione nell’area epicentrale di un Centro di Ricerca Internazionale sulla genesi e sui meccanismi dei terremoti superficiali, caratterizzati da propagazione armonica delle onde, capaci di produrre intensi effetti distruttivi in aree epicentrali di limitato sviluppo. Tale Centro, destinato a Parco Scientifico Naturalistico delle Acque e della Memoria, avrebbe l’obiettivo di ravvivare la memoria e sviluppare la consapevolezza e la ricerca sulla difesa dai terremoti.
Ne discutono: Emma Buondonno (DiARC, Università di Napoli “Federico II”)
Mauro A. Di Vito (Direttore Osservatorio Vesuviano – Sezione di Napoli INGV)
Armando Mauro (Presidente Consorzio Form@)
Partecipano gli Autori
IV Piano Corporea_Sala grande
Durata: 45 minuti

Domenica 26 marzo 2023
Bonsai. Alla Scoperta dei piccoli alberi 
Con l‘aiuto dei soci esperti del Napoli Bonsai Club, associazione attiva sul territorio partenopeo da oltre 25 anni, vi faremo conoscere tutta la bellezza e la magia del bonsai, gli alberi che esprimono tutta la magnificenza della natura in piccole e piccolissime dimensioni.
SOS BONSAI
Hai un bonsai che ha bisogno di cure? Portalo con te, e gli esperti NBC lo “visiteranno” e ti diranno quale “cura” seguire.
Target: per tutti
Attività continuativa

DEMO BONSAI
Durante tutto l’arco della giornata, potrai assistere ed intervenire alle dimostrazioni delle tecniche bonsaistiche curate dai soci NBC, alla scoperta dell’educazione di un albero a bonsai.
Target: per tutti
Attività continuativa

KOKEDAMA LAB
Laboratorio pratico alla realizzazione dei kokedama, perle di muschio e piante. Durata: 20 minuti
Target: per tutti
Per max 10 bambini
Prenotazione presso infopoint di Corporea
Ore: 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 14.30, 15.30

A cura di: Napoli Bonsai Club
INTERACTIVE LAB
LAB1_Piano Terra Corporea

Modalità di accesso e visita Dal prossimo 16 giugno 2022, come deciso nel Consiglio dei Ministri del 15 giugno 2022, per accedere al Museo interattivo di Città della Scienza è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2. Anche per accedere al Planetario e per tutti gli eventi in Sala Newton è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2. I visitatori che vorranno, potranno acquistare le mascherine presso lo Shop di Città della Scienza.

Le disposizioni non si applicano ai bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni e ai soggetti con certificazione medica specifica. Per ulteriori informazioni si consiglia di consultare il sito: https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/ Lungo il percorso espositivo e all’ingresso del planetario sono posizionati dispenser di gel igienizzante. I visitatori potranno permanere all’interno delle aree espositive per il tempo che vorranno e interagire direttamente, anche senza guida, con gli exhibit. Per le scuole resta obbligatoria la prenotazione chiamando il numero 0817352222 o scrivendo a contact@cittadellascienza.it, come di consueto.

Il 18 e 19 marzo a Città della Scienza giocate e imparate con Pinocchio e Freeda

Mums and dads!
Pinocchio and Freeda are waiting for you on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 March for a weekend full of fun, magic and lots and lots of creativity!
Where? At the Città della Scienza in Naples which, for the occasion, will become a laboratory of super-mega-magical activities!
Click here and discover all the interactive workshops during which your little ones can make puppets, bookmarks and even characters from the series in pixel art! Plus, treasure hunts not to be missed and the legendary meet & greet with Pinocchio and Freeda!
Also participate in the solidarity initiative ‘Toys suspended’, promoted by Assogiocattoli, and make many children happy with a new toy.
Need one more reason to participate? We will celebrate Father’s Day together with lots of crafts to give to the dads present.

All activities and workshops can be booked at the Città della Scienza infopoint on the day of the visit to the Museum, subject to purchase of ticket and subject to availability.
Don’t miss out!

PROGRAMMA

Modalità di accesso e visita
Dal prossimo 16 giugno 2022, come deciso nel Consiglio dei Ministri del 15 giugno 2022, per accedere al Museo interattivo di Città della Scienza è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

Anche per accedere al Planetario e per tutti gli eventi in Sala Newton è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

I visitatori che vorranno, potranno acquistare le mascherine presso lo Shop di Città della Scienza.

Le disposizioni non si applicano ai bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni e ai soggetti con certificazione medica specifica.
Per ulteriori informazioni si consiglia di consultare il sito: https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/
Lungo il percorso espositivo e all’ingresso del planetario sono posizionati dispenser di gel igienizzante.
I visitatori potranno permanere all’interno delle aree espositive per il tempo che vorranno e interagire direttamente, anche senza guida, con gli exhibit.

Per le scuole resta obbligatoria la prenotazione chiamando il numero 0817352222 o scrivendo a contact@cittadellascienza.it, come di consueto.

“Women who changed the world never needed to show anything but their intelligence” Rita Levi Montalcini

Women and Science? A winning combination that has its origins as far back as antiquity. Female researchers, doctors, scientists, professionals at the top of institutional positions: female figures who, beyond all difficulties or prejudices, have found, through study, work, but also courage and intelligence, the right key to assert their ideas and become landmarks in our society. The gender gap and the resulting underrepresentation of women in the top roles of scientific, technological and academic fields means not only depriving research of a fundamental contribution of creativity and diversity of ideas, but also giving birth to a science that incompletely meets the needs of the population. On the occasion of the upcoming International Women’s Day, which is celebrated on March 8, Science City, on Saturday, March 4 and Sunday, March 5, remembers women’s fundamental contribution to scientific and technological research through coding workshops, Montessori activities for young children, constellation paper circuits and a science show themed “Photo 51.”

And if you’re wondering what it’s all about-you just have to visit us!

There will be no shortage of shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the scheduled Exhibitions: Insects & Co, 7 Steps in Sustainability, Space to the Future, Aquae. The Future is in the Ocean, and Synchronicity in Art and Science: a Unified Perception of Reality.

Modalità di accesso e visita
Dal prossimo 16 giugno 2022, come deciso nel Consiglio dei Ministri del 15 giugno 2022, per accedere al Museo interattivo di Città della Scienza è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

Anche per accedere al Planetario e per tutti gli eventi in Sala Newton è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

I visitatori che vorranno, potranno acquistare le mascherine presso lo Shop di Città della Scienza.

Le disposizioni non si applicano ai bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni e ai soggetti con certificazione medica specifica.
Per ulteriori informazioni si consiglia di consultare il sito: https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/
Lungo il percorso espositivo e all’ingresso del planetario sono posizionati dispenser di gel igienizzante.
I visitatori potranno permanere all’interno delle aree espositive per il tempo che vorranno e interagire direttamente, anche senza guida, con gli exhibit.

Per le scuole resta obbligatoria la prenotazione chiamando il numero 0817352222 o scrivendo a contact@cittadellascienza.it, come di consueto.

Story of a possible relationship

Art and Science: two worlds often considered parallel binaries with no point of contact.
Yet, today we know that this is not the case! Since the dawn of time, man has sought answers to the secrets of the universe through the most mystical ways: art with its fascination and science with its discoveries. And that is why if we take a look at history, it can be said that art and science have intertwined and influenced each other throughout the ages, although it is very difficult to find the beginning of that thread that has linked artistic production to the world of science and technology for millennia.
A great artist is, often, a scientist who has learned the techniques and has perfect knowledge of the materials needed for his art. Talking about science through the language of art: the Science City Museum will do just that this coming weekend, with exciting workshops ranging from painting, color theory and making a “papyrus” worthy of a pharaoh out of paper, gauze and coffee (Borbone Kids Lab).

It’s not over! Actors from “But Where the Cartoons Live” will tell children about science through fantasy characters, turning the guided tour into a traveling show. And more: on Saturday, Feb. 25, UAN (Union of Neapolitan Astrophiles) offers the show at the Planetarium, “The Sun, star among stars.”

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability, “Spazio al Futuro”, “Aquae. The Future is in the Ocean” and
“Synchronicity in Art and Science: a unified perception of reality”.

“Bonelli Story – Looking at Procida. A sea of comic stories” closes in a big way on Sunday, Feb. 26, special guest: Maurizio de Giovanni.

Keep an eye on the rich program and unleash your inner artist-scientist!

Modalità di accesso e visita
Dal prossimo 16 giugno 2022, come deciso nel Consiglio dei Ministri del 15 giugno 2022, per accedere al Museo interattivo di Città della Scienza è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

Anche per accedere al Planetario e per tutti gli eventi in Sala Newton è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

I visitatori che vorranno, potranno acquistare le mascherine presso lo Shop di Città della Scienza.

Le disposizioni non si applicano ai bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni e ai soggetti con certificazione medica specifica.
Per ulteriori informazioni si consiglia di consultare il sito: https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/
Lungo il percorso espositivo e all’ingresso del planetario sono posizionati dispenser di gel igienizzante.
I visitatori potranno permanere all’interno delle aree espositive per il tempo che vorranno e interagire direttamente, anche senza guida, con gli exhibit.

Per le scuole resta obbligatoria la prenotazione chiamando il numero 0817352222 o scrivendo a contact@cittadellascienza.it, come di consueto.

The craziest and most colorful time of the year is coming! What are we talking about? But of the Carnival and the colors that characterize it!

Città della Scienza dedicates a long weekend to the Carnival with many activities, including experiments and science shows, in the name of knowledge, creativity and joy!

We will try to understand how many colors there are in all and why each of us perceives a different number of colors than another! We will study the characteristics of “camouflage” animals, masters of mimicry in nature; we will build a multicolor pinwheel: an interesting experiment for the first approaches to physics.

And again: colorful flowers will blossom from filter paper thanks to the Borbone Kids Lab and we will analyze the Bubble World soap bubbles.

 There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability, “Spazio al Futuro”, “Aquae. The Future is in the Ocean”, “Bonelli Story – Looking at Procida. A sea of ​​comic stories” and

“Synchronicity in Art and Science: a unified perception of reality”

We are waiting for you!

Modalità di accesso e visita
Dal prossimo 16 giugno 2022, come deciso nel Consiglio dei Ministri del 15 giugno 2022, per accedere al Museo interattivo di Città della Scienza è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

Anche per accedere al Planetario e per tutti gli eventi in Sala Newton è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

I visitatori che vorranno, potranno acquistare le mascherine presso lo Shop di Città della Scienza.

Le disposizioni non si applicano ai bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni e ai soggetti con certificazione medica specifica.
Per ulteriori informazioni si consiglia di consultare il sito: https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/
Lungo il percorso espositivo e all’ingresso del planetario sono posizionati dispenser di gel igienizzante.
I visitatori potranno permanere all’interno delle aree espositive per il tempo che vorranno e interagire direttamente, anche senza guida, con gli exhibit.

Per le scuole resta obbligatoria la prenotazione chiamando il numero 0817352222 o scrivendo a contact@cittadellascienza.it, come di consueto.

Stories of natural selection, evolution and travel.

“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to changes” is one of the most famous phrases of Charles Robert Darwin, the great English naturalist famous throughout the world thanks to his scientific theories and his valuable teachings.
Who knows what Charles Darwin would think when he saw that every February 12, the whole world celebrates the anniversary of his birth with events and demonstrations in his honor! It is a legacy that is still worth honoring today.
To celebrate the birth of Charles Darwin, the explorer scientist who changed the point of view of nature and the world with his theories, Città della Scienza tells his life, travels and immense work through workshops, demonstrations, games , activities and science shows.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability, “Spazio al Futuro”, “Aquae. The Future is in the Ocean”, “Bonelli Story – Looking at Procida. A sea of comic stories” and
“Synchronicity in Art and Science: a unified perception of reality”

Modalità di accesso e visita
Dal prossimo 16 giugno 2022, come deciso nel Consiglio dei Ministri del 15 giugno 2022, per accedere al Museo interattivo di Città della Scienza è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

Anche per accedere al Planetario e per tutti gli eventi in Sala Newton è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

I visitatori che vorranno, potranno acquistare le mascherine presso lo Shop di Città della Scienza.

Le disposizioni non si applicano ai bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni e ai soggetti con certificazione medica specifica.
Per ulteriori informazioni si consiglia di consultare il sito: https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/
Lungo il percorso espositivo e all’ingresso del planetario sono posizionati dispenser di gel igienizzante.
I visitatori potranno permanere all’interno delle aree espositive per il tempo che vorranno e interagire direttamente, anche senza guida, con gli exhibit.

Per le scuole resta obbligatoria la prenotazione chiamando il numero 0817352222 o scrivendo a contact@cittadellascienza.it, come di consueto.

Ecosystems and biodiversity towards the awakening of nature

Let’s welcome the month of February which introduces us, further on, to the transition between winter and spring: this is why it is often so unstable, capricious and unpredictable!

Starting from this period, signs of the awakening of nature are more and more evident, and the first distant impulse of a milder season begins to feel. On February 2 of each year, World Wetlands Day is celebrated all over the world, dedicated to lagoons, ponds, lakes, marshes, resurgences.

But what are “wetlands”? Where are they found on our planet? Why are they so important? What is their ecosystem role? And what are the main threats? During the weekend we will deal with ecosystems and biodiversity with many activities, insights and scientific demonstrations!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability, “Spazio al Futuro”, “Aquae. The Future is in the Ocean”, “Bonelli Story – Looking at Procida. A sea of ​​comic stories” and

“Synchronicity in Art and Science: a unified perception of reality”

Modalità di accesso e visita
Dal prossimo 16 giugno 2022, come deciso nel Consiglio dei Ministri del 15 giugno 2022, per accedere al Museo interattivo di Città della Scienza è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

Anche per accedere al Planetario e per tutti gli eventi in Sala Newton è fortemente raccomandato l’utilizzo di mascherine almeno chirurgiche. La Direzione di Città della Scienza, comunque, raccomanda se possibile l’uso di mascherine FFP2.

I visitatori che vorranno, potranno acquistare le mascherine presso lo Shop di Città della Scienza.

Le disposizioni non si applicano ai bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni e ai soggetti con certificazione medica specifica.
Per ulteriori informazioni si consiglia di consultare il sito: https://www.dgc.gov.it/web/
Lungo il percorso espositivo e all’ingresso del planetario sono posizionati dispenser di gel igienizzante.
I visitatori potranno permanere all’interno delle aree espositive per il tempo che vorranno e interagire direttamente, anche senza guida, con gli exhibit.

Per le scuole resta obbligatoria la prenotazione chiamando il numero 0817352222 o scrivendo a contact@cittadellascienza.it, come di consueto.