By Jan-Luca – This article is part of the Sustainability series from Andernach‘s English class. Enjoy ! What are hydrogen cars and why are they so special?Hydrogen cars are cars that use hydrogen as their main power source. They generate electricity by using a fuel cell. This process is called reversed electrolysis. This process needs hydrogen and…
By Jaron – This article is part of the Sustainability series from Andernach‘s English class. Enjoy ! One of the most common means of transportation nowadays is the plane. The advantages of a plane are that you are faster at your destination and flying has become even cheaper than other means of transportation, but even if the…
Fast fashion grew a lot since the 20th century. Since that time the clothes became much cheaper. People are offered a low price to sew these clothes. This leads to overwork and less sleep. Not only the workers are overworked, additionally, way too much cotton must be used. This can exploit the fields leading to…
By Fabian – This article is part of the Sustainability series from Andernach‘s English class. Enjoy ! The big question everyone is asking is, are electric cars the future of transportation to reduce the burdenon the environment and the solution to climate change? The advantages of electric cars are more thanmost people think, electric vehicles are more…
By Julie, Zoé, Lilly, Emma, from the BFI 1eres group From the 6th to the 11th of October 2024, we _the BFI students_ went to Tampere, Finland. We had exchange students that came in our school last year in October. This project was organized by our teachers Mr bonnet, Mrs Frances, Mrs Palmier and the…
By Levent – This article is part of the Sustainability series from Andernach‘s English class. Enjoy ! Saving electricity is not only beneficial for your wallet but also for the environment. Conserving energy helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, which contribute to climate change. There are various ways to save electricity in your daily life: One effective method…
“People are living increasingly close together, natureand open spaces are giving way to an increasinglycramped city. This is not necessarily worth living.” (South German Newspaper) How can we ensure that there are opportunities to bring more nature into large cities?One solution for this would be urban gardening, but what is urban gardening anyways? Urban gardening…
by Matvey Perdu-Nemirovskaia A wonderful astronomical discovery has been done in the last few weeks. In the centre of our galaxy, there’s a black hole of some million solar masses; there’s mostly in every galaxy a supermassive black hole. But, astronomers discovered another black hole near the centre of our galaxy which is as heavy…
The double slit experiment, one of the most intriguing experiments in quantum physics . Today Maia and I are diving into the strange and fascinating world of science. Please enjoy and join us next time for more BFI news. By William GOODMAN-STEPHENS and Maia CARRUTHERS-JONES
Earlier this year, as a class project, we entered a video competition inciting young Europeans to vote in the European elections from the 6th to the 9th of June 2024. We are proud to present our video (that, despite our best efforts, didn’t win). Enjoy! Maïa Carruthers-Jones & William Goodman-Stephens
This week we switch to a science podcast dedicated to solar eclipses! If you’re an eclipse chaser or at the beginning of your solar journey, you’ll love this!
American pilot Amélia Earhart’s disappearing to be solved… 124 ans après le premier vol « coup de foudre » de cette américaine, première femme à avoir traversé l’Atlantique, une découverte rouvre le dossier… A découvrir dans l’article en français de Julie Hombert sur Théonet.
Welcome to BFI News, the podcast where we delve into science and entertaining news tailored just for teenagers. From fascinating discoveries to gripping updates, stay tuned for a unique dose of information that sparks your curiosity. This is BFI news, your go-to source for exciting insights! Today we are joined by William and Maia…
by Ambre FERRIERE, Terminale Last week LEMUN – for Leyden Model United Nations- hosted its 21st MUN Conference in Leyden and Théo had the honor to be invited ! Indeed, 14 of us went to the Netherlands from December 2nd to 4th to represent 3 different countries : Bangladesh, Belgium and Egypt in 11 different…
Today, I have the honor (for the first time) of presenting our first Thing… THE SHOEBILL STORK! As you can see in this image above, the Shoebill Stork is a bird. As its name implies, it is a relative to the pelican, and has nothing to do with storks. It is also called the Whale-headed…
“L’humour ne se résigne pas, il défie.” Tout comme l’indique cette citation de Sigmund Freud, nous cherchons à travers l’humour à défier le lecteur, le défier écologiquement, qu’il comprenne puis réalise l’importance de certains gestes vertueux du quotidien , souvent oubliés et bien trop sous-estimés, qui peuvent à l’échelle individuelle permettre d’économiser de l’argent mais…
Vivre une expérience de géopolitique en anglais partout dans le monde entre jeunes ? C’est possible grâce aux clubs MUN ! Découvrez ces articles de Théonet qui reviennent sur des expériences passées de jeunes de Théo qui, depuis 2019, participent à un club MUN au lycée pour se former, puis prennent part à des conférences…
