Edinburgh's International Science Festival is returning this April with an exciting programme of events based around the 50th anniversary of the moon landings.
The stellar line-up includes some 270 events across more than 30 venues and organisers have promised to bring Street Science back for 2019.
With mind-boggling experiments and dazzling science demonstration, their busking bikes will take street performance to a whole new level.
Onlookers can expect to witness explosions, with plenty of weirdness and mess to entertain the kids.
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Where is Street Science popping up?
You can catch the science buskers at:
16-17 March - The Gyle Shopping Centre, 10am-4pm.
23-24 March - Ocean Terminal, 11am–5pm
29 March - Edinburgh Airport (Air-side), 10am–5pm
30-31 March - Hunters Square, Royal Mile, 11am–5pm
6 April - Parliament, Pleasance Courtyard
13-14 April - Cameron Toll Shopping Centre, 10am–5pm
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