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Sebastian.Exploratorium (a group admin) says: 05 May 07 - Thanks everyone for taking part! What a fun, creative workshop!
Share your own pictures with the group here on flickr - Sebastian
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Thanks everyone for taking part! What a fun, creative workshop!
Share your own pictures with the group here on flickr -
Sebastian
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About Exploratorium Simple Science Tools
Join Curt Gabrielson as he brings us simple construction activities from his upcoming book. Curt and his team at the Watsonville Taller de Ciencias develop these simple explorations. We'll build motor driven vehicles with rubber band gears, and make a toy that converts gravitational potential energy into rotational motion of figures spinning around a pole. Then we’ll look into the physics behind the toys.
Have a look at Curt's new book.
Curt's Electric Car
Curt's Mexican Voladores
The Homopolar Motor
A video of the Gaussian Gun
Check out the new Explo Photo Pool:

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Take a peak at other Flickr Groups of the Exploratorium Teacher Instiute:
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This is one of many professional development workshops of the Teacher Institute at the Exploratorium, San Francisco. Find out more at the Exploratorium Teacher Institute Website.
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