Build your own spectroscope (kids crafting activity) | Cambridge Festival 2021
How do scientists use light to understand the world? In this video, asrtronomer Joanna Piotrowska teaches you how to make a 'spectroscope', a tool for splitting light into rainbows. Along the way, you'll learn how astronomers use tools like this to learn about the Universe!
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