On Wednesday, 5th December 2018, three different excursions were
offered to different places having to do with generating energy. The students were
given the task to collect information (notes, videos, photos) in order to be
able to produce a video on their excursion.
- Schacht Konrad, a
former iron mine approximately 20 km southwest of Braunschweig that now
functions as a repository for radioactive waste. Students learnt about
radioactive waste and difficulties in working 1100m under earth.
- Kraftwerk Buschhaus“ and “Paläon”. Buschhaus
is a power station where electric energy is generated from waste. The Paläon
museum is an archaeological experience center where in 1994 300,000 year old spears
where discovered as well as other remnants of the Palaeolithic Age.
- Kraftwerk Romkerhall“. The
hydroelectric plant is one of several plants in the Harz mountains. After
having a look at the embankment dam, the students were given a tour of the
power plant, walking inside the dam and learning about the generation of
electric energy.
These are some examples of the produced videos:
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