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I've never tried infrared photography at sunset so I thought I'd give it a shot. In principle it should work because when the sun is setting, the angle of incidence of the sunlight makes it travel through more atmosphere. This in turn increases Rayleigh scattering of the blue wavelengths much earlier on, and thus the red wavelengths are left to propagate through the atmosphere, which is why sunsets appear red/orange. I took this using my 18-55mm kit lens with a Hoya R72 IR filter; the sun was ~15-20° above the horizon.
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A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
The annual Science Rocks! summer camp for area middle school students gives them the opportunity to learn about water conservation, health sciences, and even astronomy.
for all the interested kiddos out there
the directions can be found here
www.powerkidsclub.com.au/Activities/Build_a_Newton's_Crad...
Aryelle Kushnak takes her blood pressure at the ScienceRocks! summer camp at Indiana University Kokomo.
If youāre a parent looking for a way to prevent the chorus of āIām borrrrrrredā in your house this coming summer, consider inspiring your child with an immersion into the world of science at the University of the Fraser Valley.
Back by popular demand, UFVās Science Rocks! summer day camps are designed for local students in Grades 4-6 (as of Sept ā11). Each of the five different camps is structured to encourage the development of scientific problem-solving skills and to help campers learn fundamental scientific principles in a fun, hands-on way.
The camps are led by current senior UFV science students or recent alumni, and are supervised by UFV science professors.
For returning campers: we have changed the themes for the weeks so that every week includes all the various science areas. In any of the weeks you can expect to do activities from physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, geography and kinesiology.
2011 camps:
Camp 1: July 4ā8, Abbotsford
Volcanoes, Van de Graaff and Vapor
What causes waves?
Does space ever stop?
What causes potholes?
Camp 2: July 11ā15, Abbotsford
Cryptography, Codes and Crime Scenes
Can fish breathe air?
Why is there liquid inside a blister
Where does weight go when you lose it?
Camp 3: July 18ā22, Abbotsford
Animation, Animals and Artifacts
Why do mosquito bites itch?
Where do fish go in winter?
Why do camels spit a lot?
Camp 4: July 25ā29, Abbotsford
Lasers, Light sabers and Lightning
What is a googol?
How does the earth float in space and not fall?
Do rocks grow?
Camp 5: Aug 8ā12, Chilliwack
The very best of Science Rocks!
For this week we plan to offer our most popular activities from all
the weeks of Science Rocks!
Registration forms and additional information ā as well as some great photos from last yearās camps ā are available online at www.ufv.ca/sciencerocks. Registration opened April 1 and seats fill up quickly!
Camps are limited to 30 students each and will run MondayāFriday, 8 amā5 pm. UFV Science students will provide guidance for campers as they explore intriguing scientific phenomena and participate in fun physical activities between sessions.
Each individual camp costs $250 (includes all activities and supplies, lunches, t-shirt, and completion certificate). There is a discount if you enroll your child in more than one week.
For more information please email sciencerocks@ufv.ca or leave a message at 604-851-6346 and we will get right back to you!
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
Science Rocks 2010 - Detroit Science Center. One more from the show. If it is looks familiar, that would be true. Cropped out of a shot posted as BW a few shots back.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.
A fun morning at Science Rocks camp: kids learned about density, watched eruptions, and worked as a team to build marble rolls.