Category: exhibition

There is exciting news at the CMCK - a new display case shows the stages of development of the Stone Age.

The Cultural & Museum Center Karonga has a new exhibit On the 22nd June 2016 the Cultural & Museum Center Karonga (CMCK) celebrated the arrival of a new

Poster-Presentation “Applications of Uranium” at CMCK         Prior to the discovery of radioactivity, uranium was primarily used to give glass and pottery glazes a yellowish

Poster-Presentation “Uranium ore deposits ” at CMCK Uranium (U) is a silvery-gray heavy metal, the heaviest naturally occurring element in the Earth’s crust and mantle. It consists of

Poster-Presentation “What to do before and during an earthquake” at CMCK   Earthquakes strike suddenly, violently and without warning. Identifying potential hazards ahead of time and advance planning

Poster-Presentation “Earthquake myths from around the world” at CMCK When looked at with our modern understanding of why the earth moves, earthquake myths may funny and elaborate. But

Poster-Presentation “Magnitudes and fatalities” at CMCK       MAGNITUDES AND FATALITIES   The magnitude of an earthquake is usually measured by the RICHTER scale, developed by Charles

Poster-Presentation “Earthquakes of eastern africa” at CMCK     earthquakes of eastern africa The East African rift system extends from Djibouti and Eritrea in the North to Malawi

Poster-Presentation “How earthquakes work” at CMCK How earthquakes work An earthquake is a sudden motion or tremor in the earth caused by an abrupt release of energy. We

Poster-Presentation “Seismic waves” at CMCK Seismic waves are intense vibrations which spread out from the initial point of rupture, called hypocenter, like ripples on a pond, but are