Stations-ID: A002

General Instructions:

• Can you stand straight? Check yourself and the others, in what angle are you standing to the floor?
• Walk slowly in a circle. Pay attention to how it feels! Is it the same that your eyes see?

Marble scale:

• Adjust the wooden channel so it is horizontal. To see if you are correct, you can place a marble on it. If the wooden channel really is horizontal, the marble should not move much. 

Perpendicular pendulum:

• As soon as the pendulum is released from its anchor, it will point vertically downwards. 
• Using a wooden marble, give a guess as to which one of the boxes the tip of the pendulum will point to.

Marble Track:

• Where does the marble have to start to be able to traverse the whole marble track?

Not only in Jena can you find leaning houses. In Ulm, a half-timbered house from the 14th century advertises itself as the “most crooked hotel in the world”. The Oberhafen canteen in Hamburg, the old fulling mill in Wernigerode and the “leaning houses” in Idstein and Großbottwar are also very crooked.

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Stations-ID: D083

Instructions:

An experiment for two. One blindfolds himself and pushes, the other sits on the cart and gives instructions. The aim is to follow the line without driving over it with the front wheels.

• Switch positions
• Who has it easier? The pusher or the helmsman?

Stations-ID: D092

English instructions:

A game of orientation in the dark:

Take your time and walk the dark path a few times.

• What do you think how big the room is?
• Go through the box a few times, you can also start at the back.
• How long do you think you need to get through the box?
• After every time you pass through it, try to reconstruct the layout of the black box using the little blocks.

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Stations-ID: D090

English instructions:

A dark path awaits you with many a surprising obstacle.

Take a tour with your sense of touch!

• What do you expect in the corridor?
• What do you see, hear and feel?
• What do you see in your mind’s eye while going through the Tastatour?

„Through touch we find not only other bodies but also our own, and it is this double sensation that defines the character of

touch“

Menyhért Palágyi

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