Electricity 5: Historical Scientist Benjamin Franklin
Is lightning a form of electricity? Our historical scientist Benjamin Franklin found out in a very shocking way!
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Electricity 4: Conductivity of Water
You are a conductor and so is water! Check out this podcast to learn more about why you are a conductor and about the conductivity of water.
Electricity 3: Insulators and Conductors
Do you know how insulators and conductors are different? Do you know which one you are? Test your knowledge!
Electricity 2: Positive and Negative Charges
It's time to get sparky! In this podcast, we look at negative and positive charges and how they repel and attract.
Electricity 1: Show open and Static Electricity
This is our first podcast from a new EveryDay Science Show. Electricity is our topic and we start out by introducing static electricity.
Boiling and Freezing 11: Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream
We end our series on phase changes with a frosty treat! We use liquid nitrogen to make ice cream and have a very special guest help us out!
Boiling and Freezing 10: Superconductor
We use liquid nitrogen to create a superconductor, which has some amazing magnetic properties. This podcast is a must see!
Boiling and Freezing 9: Bubbles floating on CO2
Last time, we showed you how a bubble can float on gas. We have some special bubbles this time around and the result is pretty awesome! Don't miss out!
Boiling and Freezing 8: Historical Scientist James Watt and floating bubbles
Meet our historical scientist, James Watt, an english inventor who used phase change to create a device that turns energy into useful work. Then, we take a look at how bubbles can float on gas!
Boiling and Freezing 7: Cooking with Phase Change
In this segment, we learn how to cook with energy transfer from a phase transition. It's a melty chocolaty good time!
Boiling and Freezing 6: Taking heat out
If something is frozen, does it feel hot or cold? This may seem like a silly question, but we freeze something that may change your answer!
Boiling and Freezing 5: Heat in and Heat out
We have looked at different phase changes, and now we are going to look at the energy that is involved, when we make those changes. When a liquid changes into a gas, do you put heat in or take heat out? Find out!
Boiling and Freezing 4: Condensation
In this podcast, we learn how to make a fancy dessert using phase change. Also, we take a look at how condensation works on a warm, sunny day.
Boiling and Freezing 3: Liquid Oxygen
Liquid nitrogen is very cold but boils at room temperature. If liquid nitrogen is boiling, what happens when it condenses? The result is surprising and spectacular! Don't miss out!
Boiling and Freezing 2: Distillation
Can salt water be easily purified? Check out this podcast to find out!
Boiling and Freezing 1: Show open and melting spoons
To begin this series of podcasts about boiling and freezing, we melt spoons...don't think it's possible...watch and learn!
Little Shop of Physics Weather and Science Day
The Little Shop of Physics is teaming up with the Rockies 9News for Weather and Science day Wednesday, April 24th. We will have all kinds of cool experiments for the kids. We have been hard at work making BIGGER versions of some of our classic demonstrations. Check it out!!
Little Shop of Physics open house time lapse!
We have a special treat for this week's podcast! A time lapse video of the Little Shop of Physics open house 2013. Not only can you watch the actual open house,but also get a behind the scenes look at all the work leading up to the day. Maybe you will see yourself or someone you know!
Conservation 11: Show Close
This podcast finishes out our Everyday Science episode on conservation and we end with an unconventional way of making hot cocoa.
Conservation 10: Work and Energy
When you drop a bowling ball, it has potential energy that changes into kinetic energy as the ball falls. What happens when the bowling ball lands? The answer may surprise you!