You've probably heard of cryptocurrencies, but do you know what ‘mining’ means and how it works? Find out all about it in the 11th episode of the Take Off Science Challenge Show!
Quel effet cela fait-il de participer à Take Off ? Et faut-il être un scientifique né pour gagner ? Une interview exclusive avec Lenny Meyers, de l'émission Take Off - Science Challenge Show !
Things get dangerous in the 10th episode of the Take Off Science Challenge show! The contestants have to build a railway line bypass to prevent two trains from colliding.
Beaucoup de gens continuent à souffrir du COVID long. Charles Benoy explique dans un entretien comment une initiative du Centre Hospitalier Neuro-Psychiatrique entend leur venir en aide.
The 9th episode of the Take Off Science Challenge Show is all about humans and their anatomy. How well do you know about bones, organs and other body parts?
In the 8th episode of the Take Off Science Challenge Show, things get hot! The participants have to demonstrate real survival skills. Test yourself: Would you be able to light a fire?
The 6th episode of Take Off is all about geography - but don't worry, you don't have to know any capitals here! Instead you'll have to find the geographical center of Luxembourg.
The 5th episode of the Take Off Science Challenge show is all about space - and all the exciting things that happen there. Will you be able to analyse the images from a Sentinel-2 satellite?
In the second episode of the Take Off Science Challenge Show, patience and logic were required. One of the challenges was to solve a maze game - can you do it? Test yourself!
This Sunday, the 2nd season of Take Off kicks off! With new participants and three exciting challenges! But what about you – would you be able to solve this challenge?
Three researchers from Luxembourg convince the jury with their articles about pesticides, historical research and artificial intelligence. Find out more about the winners and the winning texts.
Air, water, earth, even ourselves—lately, it seems that scientists find pesticides everywhere they look for, as if they were pests. Is Luxembourg an exception? Spoiler alert: it is not.
