STREET SCIENCE SHOW: Gladstone

STREET SCIENCE SHOW: Gladstone
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3 March 2018 Gladstone Entertainment Convention Centre

Venue

Gladstone Entertainment Convention Centre

Location

58 Goondoon Street, Gladstone Central, Queensland, Australia

Session Times

Cost

Free ticketed event

Summary

The hugely successful Street Science Steve and his team will once again join the World Science Festival Brisbane with a brand new science show in Gladstone.

These crazy scientists will blow the audience away with mind bending science demonstrations featuring fireballs, amazing explosions and liquid nitrogen concoctions! With a focus on fuel and flight don’t miss this popular journey of scientific discovery.

This event is part of the COMMUNITY DAY: Gladstone.

Proudly supported by Community Partner QGC.

Gladstone Entertainment Convention Centre

58 Goondoon Street, Gladstone Central, Queensland, Australia

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