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SciFri 09/22/16

9/26/2016

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Can you fold a paper more than 7 times? The myth is that you cannot fold something more than 7 times, but Mythbusters took that challenge on and attempted to fold a football-sized piece of paper more than 7 times!
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The Slow and the Sedate

9/19/2016

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We're beginning to look at motion and forces and today we were outside for a lab. We taking footage for an action movie....totally acted by sloths (so no speeding around!!). Here are some pictures of our classes outside, using scooters to set up different scenes so we can observe motion from different reference points and learn what relative motion is all about.
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SciFri 09/16/16

9/19/2016

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Out SciFri video was about motion and forces today, as we start our first unit of content! Usain Bolt is known for his speed running...but can he beat the motion of something due to the acceleration due to gravity?
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SciFri 9/9/16

9/9/2016

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Disclaimer: Do NOT try this at home! Liquid nitrogen is extremely cold and can damage and kill skin tissue, along with being dangerous if not handled properly. Elemental mercury has severe impacts to health if you are exposed.
Liquid Nitrogen Info
Mercury Info
Today's SciFri was brought to you by Jason who suggested this YouTube channel. 

​Mercury is a liquid at room temperature and is really interesting. Unfortunately, it is also dangerous to handle. These SciFri videos explore some cool properties of mercury as a liquid and a solid. Proper safety procedures in the video are lacking, so please make sure you consult with an expert should you have access to mercury or liquid nitrogen! :)
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SciFri 9/2/16

9/8/2016

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Sorry this is a little late but here is our SciFri video from last week. What do you think happens to a basketball when it's dropped from a really high height? What do you think might change if you give it a little backspin? I guarantee you wouldn't have expected this! Air and how it interacts with matter really plays a large role in the motion of objects. We'll explore some similar concepts with this in our first major unit about forces.
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