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Demonstrating the investigations you can do with tubes along with the tuning forks. It's interesting to note that the first time I think I hear the tube working, it isn't particularly great, but the other two times work much better. This takes a little bit of practice but when the resonance is happening in the tube it kind of feels like magic.

A quick overview of tuning forks and things you can do to make use of their sound phenomena.

Overview of how you can use the slinkies in your "Stringing Together" kits.

An unboxing video of the kits associated with the Stringing Together project.

My investigation into what happens to popcorn mass as it's popped. Does it decrease, stay the same, or increase as the kernels get heated and popped?

View of a bubble blown into a tank with dry ice.

I had some extra dry ice from another lab where we needed to make things really cold. I borrowed a piece because I wanted to use another feature of this material: It changes from a solid into a gas. After a few minutes of sitting in this tank, I blew a few bubbles into the tank ...

This is a video of me popping popcorn. It's part of a problem we encounter in my class: How does the mass of the popcorn compare before vs. after popping? And why?

I wanted to give you some direction for looking at different ways to think about "energy," both what it is and where it comes from. Take a look, and then dive in to the resources I've left for you in the modules.

An annual tradition of the Physics and Astronomy Department at Weber State! This year's participants were John Armstrong, Brad Carroll, Colin Inglefield, Stacy Palen, and John Sohl. Host/moderator: Adam Johnston.

These are my quick instructions for using the JS Tracker application I refer to in classes and labs. Okay, it's not really "quick," because it's almost 12 minutes, but you can see as much or as little as you'd like. Please let me know if you have questions or suggestions.

The story of a Scientist In a Box: Intro to Relativity

14 batteries vs 1 light bulb

Noticing and Wondering: Scientists blowing bubbles

Slow Motion Bee Flight from above.

Accidental Community Engaged Learning for Introverts, Skeptics, and Curmudgeons

Compass & Current

Drinking Bird, Extended Cut, 10x speed

Drinking Bird, Extended Cut

The Drinking Bird

Red Dye in Water: Particle Motion

Upward Absorption of Liquid

Sounds in Tubes

5-slides 2020

Static Tape with a Balloon

Demonstration of Static Sticky Tape

Static Gus: A balloon and a cat

Who Needs School?

Copying and using my Google Sheet template for your motion data