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martin_blckrs
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Hi,
I'm currently one of the organizers of a seminar for talented high school students in my home town and one my task for the next session is to give a brief talk on some interesting subject in (theoretical) physics, with a discussion afterwards, where the students will participate. It should be on some interresting topic which is accessible to high school students, so they would be able to express their oppinion in the discussion.
The topics that I thought about so far were global warming, nuclear energy, renewable energy sources, ... but I find these topics to be a little bit cliche and also are not exactly what my research is about (high energy physics). So do you guys have some interresting ideas for an interresting topic in (theoretical) physics that would be good for such a discussion? Can be also something really philosophical...
(P.S. I hope this is the right subforum, if not please redirect this thread to a more suitable one)
I'm currently one of the organizers of a seminar for talented high school students in my home town and one my task for the next session is to give a brief talk on some interesting subject in (theoretical) physics, with a discussion afterwards, where the students will participate. It should be on some interresting topic which is accessible to high school students, so they would be able to express their oppinion in the discussion.
The topics that I thought about so far were global warming, nuclear energy, renewable energy sources, ... but I find these topics to be a little bit cliche and also are not exactly what my research is about (high energy physics). So do you guys have some interresting ideas for an interresting topic in (theoretical) physics that would be good for such a discussion? Can be also something really philosophical...
(P.S. I hope this is the right subforum, if not please redirect this thread to a more suitable one)