Last but not least: 17 tons of ice on the A5
A 17-metric-ton glacier is traveling along the A 5… The big question is: How much does this ice giant weigh exactly, and how much of it has melted since yesterday?
From Wednesday, February 10, Radio Regenbogen will be touring Baden and the Palatinate with a gigantic block of ice. The icy work of art is currently receiving its finishing touches at a specialist company near Munich, and on Sunday and Shrove Tuesday Radio Regenbogen will be presenting the cold monster at the carnival parades in Ludwigshafen and Karlsruhe. Whoever answers the question: "Exactly how heavy is the ice giant, how much has melted away since the day before?" will win up to 10,000 euros every morning.
The Radio Rainbow Glacier will be touring Baden and the Pfahlz in the coming weeks. He is enthroned like a diva on the show stage, accompanied by an extravagant show of light, hot sounds and tricky quiz questions for the audience. But why actually?
The Radio Rainbow Glacier will weigh around 17 tons at the start of its tour - from then on, only the weathermen will know what is in store for the glacier ice. Listeners to the radio station can get an exact picture of the ice monster every day between 12.00 and 15.00 at one of the 20 stations and then decide: How heavy will the Radio Rainbow Glacier be the next morning at 7.00 a.m. when the digital scales measure its exact weight? Tips can be given directly on site or on the Internet at Rainbow.com be handed in.
Listeners can find out where the 40-ton truck with the ever lighter Radio Regenbogen glacier stops every day on the Radio Regenbogen program and on Regenbogen.de. The glacier was produced with electricity from photovoltaics, the truck runs on biodiesel. (uma)
