In the company of the famous illusionist Sergey Safronov, participants of the masterclass will delve into the secrets of levitation. If you use the principle of tensegrity correctly, you can feel like a magician! This masterclass at the "ATOM" museum is part of the "Dad's Day" series, aimed at schoolchildren aged 10-12 and their parents, especially dads. This time, they will work together to assemble a stand that seems to float in the air by itself. The special guest of the session will be actor and illusionist Sergey Safronov with his daughter. To create the levitation effect, participants will need knowledge of the principle of tensegrity, or tensely connected structures. The session will help children become interested in technical sciences, while adults will refresh their knowledge and discover something new for themselves. And, of course, the joint creative construction will bring positive emotions and a great mood. Additionally, during the session, participants will learn more about nuclear energy and how nuclear power plants operate in seismically active regions. Group gathering starts 20 minutes before the session in the museum foyer. It's important not to be late. Details are available on the official website.