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Science Bytes #3: WATER ON A PENNY

Science Bytes are simple science projects and demonstrations that can be done at home. In this episode, Miss Nicole of Bloomfield Public Library demonstrates surface tension and cohesion with “water on a penny.” More information about the science in this demonstration can be found on Steve Spangler’s site at https://www.stevespanglerscience.com/lab/experiments/penny-drops/ Read more >

Science Bytes #2: THE BERNOULLI PRINCIPLE & WINDBAGS

Miss Nicole presents SCIENCE BYTES – brief videos sharing simple science projects and experiments that can be done at home. This video is about the Bernoulli Principle using a windbag demonstration. For more details about the nitty-gritty science, please visit Steve Spangler’s science blog: https://www.stevespanglerscience.com/lab/experiments/bernoullis-windbags/ Read more >

Science Bytes #1: MAGIC MILK

Miss Nicole presents SCIENCE BYTES – brief videos sharing simple science experiments and projects that can be done in the home. The video is about “Magic Milk” or “Color Changing Milk.” For more details about the nitty-gritty science, please visit Steve Spangler’s science blog: https://www.stevespanglerscience.com/lab/experiments/milk-color-explosion/ Read more >

Program 32: Animation

The goal of this SEC program was to walk our scientists through the history of animation, to showcase a variety of models of optical illusion toys/devices in a touch & learn lab, and to create some animation magic of our own! Read more >

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