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Scientists at the University of Georgia’s Center for Applied Isotope Study use an accelerator mass spectrometer to count Carbon-14 isotopes to determine the age of ancient material.
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Students will make inferences based on their knowledge of Newton’s laws.
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South Carolina State Museum educators Laura Ybarra Kane and Matthew Dantzler demonstrate a science experiment with a big foamy chemical reaction.
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South Carolina State Museum educators Laura Ybarra Kane and Diana Yoder perform a science experiment, setting fire to different types of salt to compare the colors of the flames.
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The students will be able to: - Describe and Predict -Design a catapult with the given materials to explore their predictions - Test their predictions using the catapult that they created while...
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Aerospace: The Challenge. Center For Aerospace Education Development. 1979. From The Earth To The Moon. Executive Producer Tom Hanks. Produced By Brian Grazer, Ron Howard, and Michael Bostick. HBO...
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Did you know that there is a bit of science and skill when it comes to making one of the world's favorite potent potables? Crafting beer is seen by some as both an art and a science. Making beer is an...
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Charles Hard Townes (1915-2015 ) is South Carolina's only Nobel Prize winner, an honor he was awarded for his development of the laser. This photograph shows him accepting that award in Stockholm...
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This segment is about the VAB or Vehicle Assembly Building. It is 525 feet tall, taller than the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. It is longer than two football fields put together. It...
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Jim Gerard, an aerospace education specialists at Kennedy Space Center, discusses the astronauts becoming weightless and demonstrates a ball that, when dropped, alarms as it falls and is momentarily...