One Thursday a month, at night, The Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw opens only for adults. The “Lates 18+” offer entertainment and innovative approach to science (each one with a different theme) and include interactive galleries, workshops, movie screenings, shows, games, lectures, meetings with experts, concerts and alcohol beverages. This month’s adult evening will open the doors to the quantum mechanics world, where particles can be in two places and cats alive and dead at the same time. The “Schrödinger’s Cat” will take place on November 21, between 7 and 10 pm. Tickets are available online.
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