Explore the science of bubble-logy. The shape and form of soap bubbles are used to explain the physics of surface tension. Younger children will explore shapes, and how and why bubbles form. Clouds play a huge role in the lives of Central New Yorkers. Learn how clouds are formed and finish off the demonstration with a bang as a you watch a cloud form with an explosion.
Demonstrations cover a variety of topics including acids and bases, polymers, reactions, and others.
Guaranteed to be visually exciting and intellectually stimulating. Liquid nitrogen is used to explain the effects of cold temperatures on objects. The contraction of air as it cools, the response of rubber, the effect upon living cells, and the rapid expansion into gaseous nitrogen are demonstrated. Ice Cream is a delicious way to reinforce the concepts demonstrated in the cryogenics demonstration. The difference between a pound of feathers and a pound of lead is just the beginning of this exciting demonstration.