Where does energy come from? is the first flash animation of the CD-Rom on Energy. It offers an introduction to the three energy groups (fossil energies, nuclear energy and renewable energies) and presents the various sources of energy which belong to these groups (coal, oil, gas, uranium, wind, the sun, biomass, water). The various sources are compared with regards to their use, advantages and inconveniences.
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You don’t need much, just some sun and a long stick!Pupils and teachers in Belgium, Italy, the United Kingdom and Antarctica will join forces to measure the shadows of a 1m long stick! We compile…
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