Drop-in show

一起探索偏振的奇妙世界！「光之律動」科學示範活動將帶你了解偏振背後的科學原理，讓你親身體驗偏振濾光片（偏光片）。

你曾否好奇過偏光片如何運作？它們又如何應用於太陽眼鏡和攝影？我們會示範如何利用簡單材料配合偏光片，創造出絢麗的彩色影像。此外，我們會利用LCD螢幕來揭露偏振光的神秘美態，讓大家了解日常生活設備如何應用這技術，並學會自己也可以做到的小實驗。這是一個讓你深入光學世界的絕佳機會！

適合任何年齡的兒童。兒童必須由成人陪同。

此活動不須門票。你只須出現在示範劇場，必有驚喜！

活動以英語舉行，並由邱頌勳Ana以廣東話現場傳譯。

You'll  delve into the world of optics and discover how polarisation shapes the way we see the world. Join us for an interactive session where you’ll not only learn about the science behind polarisation but also get hands-on experience with polarisation filters. Ever wondered how these filters work or why they’re used in sunglasses and photography? Find out how to create stunning, colourful images using just a polarisation filter and a few simple materials.

You'll also learn to use an LCD screen to reveal the hidden beauty of polarised light. You’ll see how this technology is used in everyday devices and learn some neat tricks that you can try out on your own.

For children of all ages. Children must be accompanied by adults.

No tickets are required—just turn up at the Demo Theatre and prepare to be delighted!

This in-person event will be hosted in English and interpreted into Cantonese by Ana Yau.  

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Polarisation

慕尼黑德意志博物館是全球最大、最重要、也最傳統的自然科學與技術博物館之一，每年吸引約150萬遊客參觀。目前，博物館在五個不同地點擁有約4萬平方公尺的展覽空間，設有約30個主題展區，涵蓋範圍極其廣泛：從原子物理到航空科技，從化學到橋樑與水利工程，從樂器到健康醫療等各個領域。

The Deutsches Museum in Munich is one of the largest, most important, and most traditional natural science and technology museums in the world. It has around 1.5 million visitors every year. Currently, with about 40,000 square metres of exhibition space at five different locations, there are around 30 exhibitions to see, with a huge thematic range: from atomic physics to aeronautics, from chemistry to bridges and hydraulic engineering, and from musical instruments to health.

Deutsches Museum

Peter 在德意志博物館擔任科學傳意者已有七年，他熱衷於把科學和科技變得淺顯生動。他每天的工作就是把複雜艱深的科學知識深入淺出，務求使各位大小朋友都能樂在其中，享受科學。



Peter has been part of the Deutsches Museum team for seven years, where he works as a museum communicator. He is passionate about making science and technology not only accessible but also exciting for a diverse audience. Through his daily work, he strives to bridge the gap between complex concepts and public understanding, bringing curiosity and enthusiasm to visitors of all ages and backgrounds.



Peter Stoppel

Volker 是一位專業攝影師，也是一位滑翔機飛行員。作為博物館傳意者，他將這兩項熱情結合在科技知識的傳播工作中，分享他對歷史和創新的熱愛。他從年輕時便喜歡德意志博物館，也很享受與來自世界各地的參觀者互動。

Volker is a trained photographer and enthusiastic glider pilot. As a museum communicator, he combines these two passions in communicating science and technology. In his work he can share his passion for history and innovation. He has loved the Deutsches Museum since his early youth and loves interacting with visitors from all over the world.


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