FreakyClown is an ethical hacker, and spends most of his time breaking into banks and various large coorporations, both phyhsically and digitally. He does it so that criminals won't be the ones to exploit a possible weakness in the security. When he presents his stories, you are no longer as certain that your money is safely guarded neither in a vault og online!

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By studying the smallest building blocks of matter we can learn everything about the universe and ourselves. In this workshop we build a cloud chamber that allows us to see and study the elementary particles that fly through us all the time (mainly from outer space), without us knowing.

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Join us in the afternoon in the Science Pavilion in the Beer Bongs and Bosons lounge where the first round is on us. We’ll be asking you questions like ‘why is the foam on a brown ale white?’ ‘why is a Gin&Tonic luminescent under UV light?’. Right or wrong answer, we’ll tell you stories and reveal the magic of alcohol.

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Have you seen a particle physics accelerator? Do you understand quantum mechanics? Do not worry, the Accelerator in the Sky is build to inspire, and if you want to learn more we are right around the corner at the Science Pavilion ready to geek out over the details, the stories, and the fundamental questions!

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Moderated by Søren Bjørn-Hansen (Danish Radio), the debate will focus on the UN Sustainable Development Goals, with the theme of: Future Energy - how do we get cheap and green energy? Participants are: Brian Vad Mathiesen (wind enthusiast), Sara Concito (the green think tank Concito), and Ask Løvschall-Jensen (thorium power enthusiast). The climate is changing due to human emssion of CO2, how do we lower our carbon footprint while still keeping the standards of living that we are enjoying today. Join us when we open the debate with modern visions right here at Roskilde Festival 2019!

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We all need electricity in our daily life, but where should it come from. One place we can harvest energy is the power of the suns electromagnetic rays, and it is something we harvest on large scales. This is your change to try to build your own charger driven by solar power. How difficult can it be....

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Miss a show? Miss science? Shed no more tears, Science on Wheels is heading to an Agora near you and your tents. We offer the finest in safe exploisions, curious demonstrations and illustrative tests. Come by for a show and be invited in to a world of fun, where you can test your understanding of everything around us! (don't worry - we will bring a blackboard!)

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The theremin was invented 100 years ago, but musicians and performers still struggle to wield the magnificent instrument, that seems like something from the future. In this performance, the amazing artist and composer Dorit Chrystler will demonstrate the power of the instrument and let us all experience the power of music and understand the advancement of science that allows the creation of the theremin.

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Dorit Chrystler invites you in for a unique experience and opportunity: You get to wield a theremin, and wrestle with the power that is only limited by your imagination and feel for the music. It is futuristic, difficult and fun. See you soon!

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