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The Guillermo Brown National University and the Municipality of Almirante Brown will screen science documentaries on a giant screen for free that can be viewed from cars to ensure social distance.Between Thursday 3 and Saturday 5 the first scientific drive-in theater in the country will be held which will take place in the Buenos Aires town of Adrogu in which co-productions of TECtv the signal of the Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation and the Documentary Conicet will be screened audiovisual producer of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research -CONICET. The cycle organized jointly by the Guillermo Brown National University UNaB and the Municipality of Almirante Brown will project educational and experimental documentaries and science films on a giant screen within the framework of the 30th International Scientific Film Biennial BICC organized by the Spanish Association of Scientific Cinema and Image ASECIC.The documentaries -coproduced by TECtv and Conicet Documental- that can be seen on a giant screen from the cars thus seeking recommendations for social distancing are Agujero Azul Station Glaciers water of the future Migrations 3.0 and Paleontology.On Thursday the cycle opens with a date dedicated to science for the whole family and Paleontology Traces of El Tranquilo will be screened a documentary in which paleontologist Diego Pol and his team follow the tracks of a dinosaur that inhabited the province of Santa Cruz millions of years ago. The unexpected discovery of two intertwined fossils and the unique characteristics of the site of the find El Tranquilo cast doubt on what has been known so far. On Friday is scheduled among other films Glaciers Water of the Future a documentary on the glaciers of the Andes Mountains in Argentina and their relationship with climate change.On Saturday they will be able to see Blue Hole Station which deals with the expedition of a group of scientists from Argentina and Canada to the Blue Hole an area of the Patagonian Sea that stands out for its enormous biodiversity and Migrations 3.0 a film about the behavior of birds and marine mammals studied with remote monitoring technologies during their journeys to obtain food in the Argentine Sea.In addition in the intervals between the films you will be able to see the micros Snapshots in which social scientists from CONICET address issues that cross new problems in society.The scientific drive-in movie begins on Thursday 3 at 800 p.m. in the Carrefour de Adrogu hypermarket parking lot located at Avenida Hiplito Yrigoyen 13.500. Admission is free and free but requires prior registration on the University site since the space has a capacity for one hundred cars.The objective of the Scientific Drive-in Theater is to bring images from the world of scientific knowledge to the general public. Cinema is an extraordinary vehicle for transmitting scientific ideas and at the same time enjoying the adventure of discoveries and technological advances that amaze and amaze say the organizers.The UNaB is the organizer of the Argentine Chapter of the International Biennial of Scientific Film BICC together with the National University of Jujuy with the support of the National Interuniversity Council CIN the Ministry of Science Technology and Innovation of the Nation and CONICET .