Young participants and their dads will dive into science and create a bubbling lava lamp. The "ATOM" Museum hosts a series of workshops called "Dad's Day". Here, children and their parents spend interesting time together, getting acquainted with scientific phenomena in practice and learning how they are used in everyday life and in nuclear energy. This time, children aged 6-9 and their dads will immerse themselves in physics and chemistry. They will learn about the density of substances, discover which chemical reactions occur with gas release, and conduct real scientific experiments. Based on the knowledge gained, participants will create their own lava lamp model to take home. Group gathering starts 20 minutes before the workshop in the museum foyer. For more details, you can visit the official website.