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**Asterisk indicates
experiment has both an online and offline component.
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*Animal Attraction
(Experiment)
Do you have animal attraction? You can right
in your own back yard with some craft supplies, your
imagination and a little help from Mother
Nature. |
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Ant Cam at the Museum@Bristol
(Live Cam)
Leaf-cutter ants do not actually feed on the
leaves they cut. The fragments are carried back to the nest,
where they are chewed up into pellets. The nest is where the
ants do their "gardening", as the pellets of moist plant
matter are used to grow a fungus, on which the ants feed.
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Are they Space Invaders?
(Curious)
Fire Ants |
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Are you Far Out?
(Curious)
Eyeglasses |
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Are you nuts about allergies?
(Curious)
Allergies |
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Bee Cavity-Free?
(Curious)
Cavities |
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Breathing Yeasties
(Experiment)
Does yeast breathe? Find out by watching
plastic bags filled with yeast, warm water and different
amounts of sugar. |
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Can you Dig It?
(Field Trip)
From the life-sized dinosaurs to the butterfly
garden to the giant water works, there are hundreds of
exhibits at Pacific Science Center to explore. Don't forget to
check out the live animals, especially the Naked Mole-rats and
discover what it's like to dig into another world.
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Can you mend a broken heart?
(Curious)
Stem Cells |
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Can you see the light?
(Curious)
Curing Blindness |
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Carnegie Science Center SeaScape
(Live Cam)
Take a look into the undersea world in our
2000-gallon coral reef system. Representing four zones of the
reef, you can spot colorful fish, unique corals, strange
invertebrates, and underwater plant life. From the waves
crashing into the fore reef to the calmness of the lagoon and
mangrove areas there is a wide variety of sea life waiting for
your discovery. Some tanks are lit from 9am to 9pm, and
Carnegie Science Center is open 10 to 5, EST.
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*DNA Detective
(Experiment)
Can you solve the crime? Find out how DNA
profiling can make sense of a crime scene and help I.D. a
culprit from a list of suspects. Learn the DNA Basics,
investigate the Crime Scene and experiment in the Lab and
become a DNA Detective! |
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Do you Colorama?
(Curious)
Fall Colors |
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Do you have heart?
(Curious)
Willo the Dinosaur |
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Does music blow your mind?
(Curious)
Music |
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Fat or Fiction?
(Curious)
Cholesterol |
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How Glows It?
(Curious)
Fireflies |
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Lung Capacity
(Experiment)
Find out how much hot air you have! Measure
your lung capacity-how much air your lungs can hold-by making
a spirometer out of a plastic bottle, a pan of water, and some
flexible tubing. |
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Mummy Magic
(Experiment)
Make your own mummy! Use a combination of
salts to transform an apple into a mummy. |
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Penguins at the Montreal Biodome
(Live Cam)
Can you see the four kinds of penguins -
Macaroni, Rockhopper, Gentoo and King - that live in the
subantarctic polar world at the Biodome? They like the
temperature between 2ºC and 5ºC (36o and 41oF), and there may
be as few as 6 hours of sunshine in June and up to 20 hours in
December, similar to the natural Antarctic habitat in the
southern hemisphere. |
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Salt, Soil and Seeds
(Experiment)
What seed is worth its salt? Discover how the
salt in soil affects plant growth with a few seeds, some
cotton and salt. |
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*Save Your Skin
(Experiment)
Will it be fun or fry? Find out how important
sunscreens are and save your skin. |
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Shark Sense of Smell
(Experiment)
Do you smell like a shark? Find out what your
nose knows by diluting something smelly in different
concentrations using six jars, some food coloring and perfume.
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Should there be two of you?
(Curious)
Clones |
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The
Chick-Cam at the Scitech Chicken Eggsibit
(Live Cam)
Scitech receives fertilized eggs every week
and incubates them at 37C. The chick hatches 21 days after the
egg has been fertilized. On the last day the hatching process
starts when the chick breaks through the shell. It can take
the chick all day to hatch out. After hatching, the chick
needs to be kept warm in the incubator as its feathers are wet
after hatching. After a day the chick's feathers are dry and
fluffy, so they can be moved to a slightly lower temperature
of 32C. The chickens stay at Scitech. |
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TryScience Extreme Challenge
(Adventure)
Do you have what it takes to win the Ultimate
Race? Find out with the Tryscience Extreme Challenge! Compete
on seven courses in four sports - mountain biking, kayaking,
rock climbing and snowboarding. You must train and apply the
science behind the sport to beat the challenge time and earn
each course medal. |
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What Grabs You at Science North?
(Field Trip)
Ask a Bluecoat about the geology of Science
North on your way to the Northern Ecosystems exhibit. The
animals here are native to Northern Ontario -- Science North
give them a unique home where visitors can get up close and
meet Ralf, Copper, Mira and company. |
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Which genes rule in you?
(Curious)
Genes |
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Wingin' It
(Experiment)
How high can you fly? Build and test an
airplane wing with some paper, cardboard, skewers, and a fan.
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**Asterisk indicates experiment has both an
online and offline component.
**Asterisk indicates experiment has both an
online and offline component.
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Breathing Yeasties
(Experiment)
Does yeast breathe? Find out by watching
plastic bags filled with yeast, warm water and different
amounts of sugar. |
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*DNA Detective
(Experiment)
Can you solve the crime? Find out how DNA
profiling can make sense of a crime scene and help I.D. a
culprit from a list of suspects. Learn the DNA Basics,
investigate the Crime Scene and experiment in the Lab and
become a DNA Detective! |
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*Got Gas?
(Experiment)
You can get it with a glass of water, some
wire, conductors and a battery! |
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How Glows It?
(Curious)
Fireflies |
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Kool Colors
(Experiment)
Show your Kool Colors! Discover the chemistry
of tie-dyeing with cotton fabric, Kool-Aid and vinegar.
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Mummy Magic
(Experiment)
Make your own mummy! Use a combination of
salts to transform an apple into a mummy. |
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Oil Slick
(Experiment)
Create an oil slick with vegetable oil in a
bowl of water. Oil and water make an immiscible solution-the
elements never mix and will always method to clean up the oil.
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Penny for your Thoughts
(Experiment)
Think a penny can't do much anymore? Think
again - and experiment with pennies, vinegar and a metal
object. |
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Pepper Scatter
(Experiment)
Break the tension! Use water, pepper and some
soap to discover the wonders of surface tension.
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Ready for a Space Odyssey?
(Curious)
Spacecraft Odyssey |
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*Save Your Skin
(Experiment)
Will it be fun or fry? Find out how important
sunscreens are and save your skin. |
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Say Cheese!
(Experiment)
What makes cheese so cheesy? Find out with
some milk,vinegar and a coffee filter! |
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Scream for Ice Cream
(Experiment)
Don't scream for ice cream --
make your own with milk, sugar, flavoring and some
'salt-water' ice. |
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Shark Sense of Smell
(Experiment)
Do you smell like a shark?
Find out what your nose knows by diluting something smelly in
different concentrations using six jars, some food coloring
and perfume. |
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Stick to It!
(Experiment)
What do you get when you mix milk curds and
baking soda? Try this experiment and find out if you stick to
it! |
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What rocked the world?
(Curious)
LINEAR |
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What's Plastic Attraction?
(Curious)
Plastic Magnets
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**Asterisk indicates experiment has both an
online and offline component.
**Asterisk indicates
experiment has both an online and offline component.
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*Animal
Attraction
(Experiment)
Do you have animal attraction? You can right
in your own back yard with some craft supplies, your
imagination and a little help from Mother Nature.
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Are you fired
up?
(Curious)
Wildfires |
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Beat the Heat at
Arizona Science Center
(Field Trip)
How does science and technology thriving in
Arizona affect your daily life? Find out with over 300
hands-on exhibits, demos and programs. Visit the planetarium
to discover the reason for seasons. Better yet, try it online
and Beat the Heat at Arizona Science Center! |
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Blowing in the
wind?
(Curious)
El Nino |
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Carnegie Science Center
SeaScape
(Live Cam)
Take a look into the undersea world in our
2000-gallon coral reef system. Representing four zones of the
reef, you can spot colorful fish, unique corals, strange
invertebrates, and underwater plant life. From the waves
crashing into the fore reef to the calmness of the lagoon and
mangrove areas there is a wide variety of sea life waiting for
your discovery. Some tanks are lit from 9am to 9pm, and
Carnegie Science Center is open 10 to 5, EST. |
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Comet
Cratering
(Experiment)
Make impact craters with marbles (or rocks) in
a container of flour. Find out what you can tell about your
"comets" by the craters they make. |
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Did you clear the
air?
(Curious)
Smog |
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Did you quake
up?
(Curious)
Basel Quakes |
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Did you shake it
up!
(Curious)
Earthquakes |
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Discovery
Science Center of Orange County
(Live Cam)
Enjoy the sixteen and a half linear foot,
horizontal climb across our full-scale Climbing Wall, along
with over 100 other interactive science and technology
exhibits here at Discovery Science Center. Many extreme
sports, such as rock climbing, are popular among Southern
Californians of all ages. Some climbers can support their full
body weight by hanging by their fingertips from a rocky ledge
less than three centimeters wide! |
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Do you
Colorama?
(Curious)
Fall Colors |
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Do you have
heart?
(Curious)
Willo the Dinosaur |
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Get Blown Away at
MOSI!
(Field Trip)
Explore the Back Woods trails at MOSI before
you head up to the wicked weather exhibits. Get blown away in
Hurricane Alley, electrifiy your senses with the ZAP!
lightning exhibits and discover what makes the weather in
Florida so extreme. |
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*Got
Gas?
(Experiment)
You can get it with a glass of water, some
wire, conductors and a battery! |
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How Snows
It?
(Curious)
Avalanches |
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How's your Space
TIMED?
(Curious)
Space TIMED |
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Is the end NEAR?
(Curious)
Asteroids |
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Is T-Rex king?
(Curious)
Dinosaurs |
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Is Your Temperature
Rising?
(Curious)
Global Warming |
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Salt, Soil and Seeds
(Experiment)
What seed is worth its salt? Discover how the
salt in soil affects plant growth with a few seeds, some
cotton and salt. |
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Turbidity
(Experiment)
Investigate turbidity in a jar-measure the
light intensity of a jar of water using a flashlight and some
black construction paper. As the turbidity increases, the
murkier the water becomes and less light is able to shine
through. |
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View of Mt. Washington
(Live Cam)
Mt. Washington is the highest peak in New
England and has the worst weather! The summit is biologically
and ecologically similar to the subarctic
zone. |
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What ASTER Effects?
(Curious)
ASTER |
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What makes waves?
(Curious)
Tsunamis |
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What rocked the world?
(Curious)
LINEAR |
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What's your Crater IQ?
(Curious)
Craters |
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Will you be Eclipsed?
(Curious)
Eclipses |
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Wind Mapping with
Bubbles
(Experiment)
Blow like the wind! Discover the wacky world
of wind direction with some bubbles, a map and a keen
eye. |
**Asterisk indicates
experiment has both an online and offline
component.
**Asterisk indicates
experiment has both an online and offline component.
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Be Sense-Sational @
Bristol
(Field Trip)
From the imagery, sounds, live animals and
plants in Wildwalk to the hands-on exhibits in Amazing Brain,
Curiosity Zone, Get Connected and Move It in Explore, you'll
immerse your senses at-Bristol. Find out how you respond to
different challenges and get a sense for yourself!
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Breathing
Yeasties
(Experiment)
Does yeast breathe? Find out by watching
plastic bags filled with yeast, warm water and different
amounts of sugar. |
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Catch the Spirit of
COSI!
(Field Trip)
Immerse yourself and explore, inquire, tinker,
play, discover, laugh - oh yeah - and learn at COSI Columbus.
Science takes different shapes, from the two sides of Ocean's
Poseidon to the secrets of Adventure. Check it out and catch
the Spirit of COSI! |
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Comet
Cratering
(Experiment)
Make impact craters with marbles (or rocks) in
a container of flour. Find out what you can tell about your
"comets" by the craters they make. |
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*Hit The
Spot!
(Experiment)
How's your aim? Find out how physics can make
or break your game with a tennis racket, ball and paper
targets and see if you can hit the spot! |
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Loopy
Geometry
(Experiment)
Get loopy and amaze your friends! Morph
circles into other shapes with the magic of geometry, paper
loops, some tape and a scissors.
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Lung
Capacity
(Experiment)
Find out how much hot air you have! Measure
your lung capacity-how much air your lungs can hold-by making
a spirometer out of a plastic bottle, a pan of water, and some
flexible tubing.
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TryScience Extreme
Challenge
(Adventure)
Do you have what it takes to win the Ultimate
Race? Find out with the Tryscience Extreme Challenge! Compete
on seven courses in four sports - mountain biking, kayaking,
rock climbing and snowboarding. You must train and apply the
science behind the sport to beat the challenge time and earn
each course medal.
|
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Wave
Machine
(Experiment)
Catch the wave! And learn about interference,
reflection and velocity with some tape, pencils and two tables
or chairs. |
|
Wingin' It
(Experiment)
How
high can you fly? Build and test an airplane wing with some
paper, cardboard, skewers, and a
fan. |
**Asterisk indicates experiment has both an
online and offline component.
**Asterisk indicates
experiment has both an online and offline component.
|
Are you Far
Out?
(Curious)
Eyeglasses |
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Are you nuts about
allergies?
(Curious)
Allergies |
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Bee
Cavity-Free?
(Curious)
Cavities |
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Can you mend a
broken heart?
(Curious)
Stem Cells |
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Can you see the
light?
(Curious)
Curing Blindness |
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Catch the Culprit at
Technopolis!
(Field Trip)
Experience a different side of science,
from the high wire bike and pin wall to the House exhibit. Is
a bed of nails more comfortable than a bed of billiard balls?
Use your science detective skills to answer that question and
more as you Catch the Culprit at Technopolis. |
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*Catch the
Wave!
(Experiment)
Did you know you
can use sound waves to see things? Submarines use sonar to
'see' where they're going in dark waters by interpreting the
reflection of sound waves off things in the ocean. Ultrasound
is another technology that uses reflected sound waves to 'see'
inside your body. Find your way through the maze and learn how
you can Catch the Wave! |
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Did you clear the
air?
(Curious)
Smog |
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Do you have
heart?
(Curious)
Willo the Dinosaur |
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Does music blow your
mind?
(Curious)
Music |
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Fat or Fiction?
(Curious)
Cholesterol |
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Get Blown Away at
MOSI!
(Field
Trip)
Explore the Back Woods
trails at MOSI before you head up to the wicked weather
exhibits. Get blown away in Hurricane Alley, electrifiy your
senses with the ZAP! lightning exhibits and discover what
makes the weather in Florida so extreme. |
|
Lung
Capacity
(Experiment)
Find out how much hot air you have!
Measure your lung capacity-how much air your lungs can hold-by
making a spirometer out of a plastic bottle, a pan of water,
and some flexible tubing. |
|
Mysterious
Melodies
(Field
Trip)
What happens when you fool
your brain? Try it online - listen to some scrambled songs and
find out how your brain interprets what you hear. Or Try it at
home - fool your brain with some optical illusions. |
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*Save Your Skin
(Experiment)
Will it be fun or fry? Find out how
important sunscreens are and save your skin. |
|
*Seafood
Surgery
(Experiment)
Do you have guts? Dissect a perch and a
crayfish and find out how much guts they have too! |
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Should there be two
of you?
(Curious)
Clones |
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TryScience Extreme
Challenge
(Adventure)
Do you have what it takes to win the
Ultimate Race? Find out with the Tryscience Extreme Challenge!
Compete on seven courses in four sports - mountain biking,
kayaking, rock climbing and snowboarding. You must train and
apply the science behind the sport to beat the challenge time
and earn each course medal. |
|
Wave
Machine
(Experiment)
Catch the wave! And learn about
interference, reflection and velocity with some tape, pencils
and two tables or chairs. |
|
Which genes rule in
you?
(Curious)
Genes |
**Asterisk indicates
experiment has both an online and offline component.
**Asterisk indicates experiment has both an
online and offline component.
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Aluminum
Boats
(Experiment)
How many coins can you float? Experiment
with aluminum foil in a boat and a ball. |
|
Be Sense-Sational @
Bristol
(Field
Trip)
From the imagery, sounds,
live animals and plants in Wildwalk to the hands-on exhibits
in Amazing Brain, Curiosity Zone, Get Connected and Move It in
Explore, you'll immerse your senses at-Bristol. Find out how
you respond to different challenges and get a sense for
yourself! |
|
*Build A Treetop
Walkway
(Experiment)
Build and test a model of a rainforest
canopy walkway. Rainforest researchers must consider
materials, transportation, and cost so they don't damage the
fragile canopy environment as they study it. |
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Build And Test A
Paper Bridge
(Experiment)
Make a bridge out of a folded piece of
paper and two blocks. Test your structure by stacking coins
(and other things) on it. How much weight can your bridge
support before it crashes? |
|
Catch the Culprit at
Technopolis!
(Field
Trip)
Experience a different side
of science, from the high wire bike and pin wall to the House
exhibit. Is a bed of nails more comfortable than a bed of
billiard balls? Use your science detective skills to answer
that question and more as you Catch the Culprit at
Technopolis. |
|
*Catch the
Wave!
(Experiment)
Did you know you can use sound waves to
see things? Submarines use sonar to 'see' where they're going
in dark waters by interpreting the reflection of sound waves
off things in the ocean. Ultrasound is another technology that
uses reflected sound waves to 'see' inside your body. Find
your way through the maze and learn how you can Catch the
Wave! |
|
Discovery
Science Center of Orange County
(Live Cam)
Enjoy the sixteen and a half linear foot,
horizontal climb across our full-scale Climbing Wall, along
with over 100 other interactive science and technology
exhibits here at Discovery Science Center. Many extreme
sports, such as rock climbing, are popular among Southern
Californians of all ages. Some climbers can support their full
body weight by hanging by their fingertips from a rocky ledge
less than three centimeters wide! |
|
Do you believe
it?
(Curious)
Neutrinos |
|
Eggs at Rest Stay at
Rest
(Experiment)
Will you scramble eggs? Discover how an
egg at rest stays at rest with an egg, a broom, an empty
toilet paper roll, a pie pan and a glass of water. |
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Engineer it! At
OMSI
(Field
Trip)
Climb aboard the USS
Blueback at OMSI and experience life in a submarine before you
explore in one of the labs. Then Engineer It! Blow your mind
-- design and test a windmill; spread your wings -- build and
fly paper airplanes; and unleash your problem-solving prowess
as you discover the power of engineering. |
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Exploring With
Sound
(Experiment)
Create a maze inside a shoebox with
blocks of wood. Have a friend figure out where the blocks are
by listening as a marble rolls inside the box. Using energy
waves like sound, to determine the position of an object is
called sonar. |
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Fork it
Over
(Experiment)
Amaze your friends by balancing forks on
a toothpick - and "fork it over" the center of
gravity! |
|
Get Blown Away at
MOSI!
(Field
Trip)
Explore the Back Woods
trails at MOSI before you head up to the wicked weather
exhibits. Get blown away in Hurricane Alley, electrifiy your
senses with the ZAP! lightning exhibits and discover what
makes the weather in Florida so extreme. |
|
Get Turned On at
Techniquest
(Field
Trip)
You are the master of your
quest - follow your curiosity through the exhibit floor or
amaze your brain in the science theater. While you're
there, play the Musiquest Game Show then energize the Dinorwig
Dynamo and tell us what turns you on at
Techniquest! |
|
*Got
Gas?
(Experiment)
You can get it with a glass of water,
some wire, conductors and a battery! |
|
Gravity In
Action
(Experiment)
Make a parachute! Discover gravity in
action with some plastic bags, string and small
stones. |
|
Hilarious
Honker
(Experiment)
Make a hilarious honker! Fasten a piece
of string through a hole in the end of a plastic cup and
discover the hilarious sounds you can make. Find out how the
length, tautness and wetness of the string affect sound
vibrations. |
|
*Hit The
Spot!
(Experiment)
How's your aim? Find out how physics can
make or break your game with a tennis racket, ball and paper
targets and see if you can hit the spot! |
|
How smashed are your
atoms?
(Curious)
Atoms |
|
How Snows
It?
(Curious)
Avalanches |
|
How's your Space
TIMED?
(Curious)
Space TIMED |
|
Let It
Roll
(Experiment)
How easy is it to let it roll? Find out
with two jar lids, some marbles, and a straw handle! |
|
Musical Coat
Hangers
(Experiment)
Can you hear better with your fingers in
your ears? Find out with a coat hanger and some
string! |
|
Mysterious
Melodies
(Field
Trip)
What happens when you fool
your brain? Try it online - listen to some scrambled songs and
find out how your brain interprets what you hear. Or Try it at
home - fool your brain with some optical
illusions. |
|
Nosedive
(Experiment)
Will you take a nosedive? All you need to
find out is a sheet of paper! Fold a Navy Jet and experiment
with lift and drag to make it go left, right and loop de
loop. |
|
Penny for your
Thoughts
(Experiment)
Think a penny can't do much anymore?
Think again - and experiment with pennies, vinegar and a metal
object. |
|
Physics
Playground at the New York Hall of Science
(Live Cam)
How many simple machines can you find?
Other physics principles you can throw yourself in, on and
around in the playground include reflection and waves,
action-reaction, energy and sound. Pan around to see the park,
Arthur Ashe stadium (home to the US Open) and Shea stadium
(home to the NY Mets). |
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Spaghetti
Bridge
(Experiment)
Play with your food! How strong is your
spaghetti structure? Find out with some marshmallows, raw
spaghetti, raw linguine and some coins. |
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*Speed, Eggs and
Slam!
(Experiment)
Save the egg! Protect your 'passenger'
from Newton's First Law with an egg, a toy truck, a brick,
cotton balls, rubber bands and a Styrofoam
cup. |
|
Stadium Seat
Science
(Experiment)
Take the two-straw challenge as you wait
for the game to start! Discover how pressure can quench your
thirst with a drink and two straws. |
|
The
Static Generator at Discovery World
(Live Cam)
You walk across a carpet in your socks,
reach for the doorknoband you get shocked! You pull on your
favorite fuzzy sweater and it's suddenlya bad hair day. What's
going on here? That's what the people at Discovery World
Museum are finding out. The Static Generator, one of the most
popular exhibits, stands in the middle of the room. If there
isn't anybody on the green platform with their hair standing
up, or leaning over to shock an unsuspecting friend, look
about the rest of the Techno Jungle. |
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TryScience Extreme
Challenge
(Adventure)
Do you have what it takes to win the
Ultimate Race? Find out with the Tryscience Extreme Challenge!
Compete on seven courses in four sports - mountain biking,
kayaking, rock climbing and snowboarding. You must train and
apply the science behind the sport to beat the challenge time
and earn each course medal. |
|
Up And
Over
(Experiment)
Create a water whirler from a piece of
cardboard and some string. Place a cup of water on the
cardboard platform and whirl it in circles. When whirled fast
enough, the centripetal force acting on the cup and water
keeps it from falling off the cardboard. |
|
Wave
Machine
(Experiment)
Catch the wave! And learn about
interference, reflection and velocity with some tape, pencils
and two tables or chairs. |
|
What ASTER
Effects?
(Curious)
ASTER |
|
What makes
waves?
(Curious)
Tsunamis |
|
What's Plastic
Attraction?
(Curious)
Plastic Magnets |
|
Wingin'
It
(Experiment)
How high can you fly? Build and test an
airplane wing with some paper, cardboard, skewers, and a
fan. |
**Asterisk indicates
experiment has both an online and offline component.
**Asterisk indicates experiment has both an
online and offline component.
|
Are you fired
up?
(Curious)
Wildfires |
|
Be Sense-Sational @
Bristol
(Field
Trip)
From the imagery, sounds,
live animals and plants in Wildwalk to the hands-on exhibits
in Amazing Brain, Curiosity Zone, Get Connected and Move It in
Explore, you'll immerse your senses at-Bristol. Find out how
you respond to different challenges and get a sense for
yourself! |
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Breathing Yeasties
(Experiment)
Does yeast breathe? Find out by watching
plastic bags filled with yeast, warm water and different
amounts of sugar. |
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Catch the Culprit at
Technopolis!
(Field
Trip)
Experience a different side
of science, from the high wire bike and pin wall to the House
exhibit. Is a bed of nails more comfortable than a bed of
billiard balls? Use your science detective skills to answer
that question and more as you Catch the Culprit at
Technopolis. |
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Catch the Spirit of
COSI!
(Field
Trip)
Immerse yourself and
explore, inquire, tinker, play, discover, laugh - oh yeah -
and learn at COSI Columbus. Science takes different shapes,
from the two sides of Ocean's Poseidon to the secrets of
Adventure. Check it out and catch the Spirit of
COSI! |
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Did you clear the
air?
(Curious)
Smog |
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Did you quake
up?
(Curious)
Basel Quakes |
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Did you shake it
up!
(Curious)
Earthquakes |
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Is T-Rex
king?
(Curious)
Dinosaurs |
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Is Your Temperature
Rising?
(Curious)
Global Warming |
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Mummy
Magic
(Experiment)
Make your own mummy! Use a combination of
salts to transform an apple into a mummy. |
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Oil
Slick
(Experiment)
Create an oil slick with vegetable oil in
a bowl of water. Oil and water make an immiscible solution-the
elements never mix and will always method to clean up the
oil. |
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Say What? At
Heureka
(Field
Trip)
What's it like at Heureka,
the Finnish Science Center? Get a taste of Finland - and what
it's like to live and speak in other countries when you Say
What? At Heureka! |
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Should there be two
of you?
(Curious)
Clones |
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Should you hack
away?
(Curious)
Cyber Crime |
**Asterisk indicates
experiment has both an online and offline component.
**Asterisk indicates experiment has both an
online and offline component.
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