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For some more shocking fun, you could book our Maxwell's Rainbow 3D show, or go to our James Clerk Maxwell, Electricity and Magnetism resources page.
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COMING SOON via cdsweb.cern.ch LHC 3D : It's all down to Gravity! A new 3D school show being developed in conjunction with Dr Pete Edwards, Durham University, that aims...
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Predict, Observe, Hypothesise, Experiment, Interpret, make a movie... The Gravity Workshop usually follows the Gravity 3D show and if all of...
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PLEASE ADD TO THIS LIST : Use the comments link at the bottom of this page to suggest more links. Will be moderated. Thank you. Resources + Links Resources 1. Einstein placed on record...
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If you would like to see further ESOcast videos, either go to the ESO YouTube channel or you can subscribe in iTunes as normal.
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This could be a really great science project... Get the students to document the creation of their window farm, by making a movie they can share, use a blog to monitor the progress of the...
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Stunning Aurora as seen in Telemark, Norway on August 4th 2010. National Geographic time lapse of a single night in Norway. Nasa Explanation of Aurora and Themis...
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Science@Nasa Explanation of the Electromagnetic spectrum. Of course, I also really like our own explanation that forms the basis for our own Maxwell's Rainbow 3D travelling school show.
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The six weeks of the Digital Learning Foundation, STFC funded, Gravity Challenge Southern Tour is now over.. and I would like to thank all those, whose hard work,...
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Just shows what can be achieved with a little sticky tape and a lot of drive and inspiration. With thanks to @digitalmaverick for tweeting the link to this video.
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Coming Soon This new 3D show takes audience involvement even further, by using voting pads to make decisions that determine what happens next. BTBA is a Biomedical show that explains how the body...
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!! this is a work in progress, so please chip in with ideas, solutions and of course questions :-) Inspired by the above New York WindowFarms project, the aim is to develop an integrated topic...
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Original on Environmental Graffiti A living wall, also referred to as a green wall, vertical garden, or sky farm, is usually part of a building and consists of some sort of vegetation. These types...
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Bring them back ALIVE! : 2009 - 2010 Location : Scottish Schools We have funding to provide 30 days of events in schools throughout Scotland. If you are interested in hosting one of these days...
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Understanding Gravity Links : Sir Isaac Newton page of links Physical world OU pages: http://physicalworld.org/restless_universe/html/ru_4_24.html The Physics Classroom http://www...
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Astronomy Picture Of the Day 22/11/09 The universe is both stranger and more beautiful than we realise. Click the link above to get more information about this image. The above picture was...
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Via Institute of Physics Ulf Leonhardt suggests that using an untested theory of Maxwell's may allow light to be focused below it's wavelength. This is something that has been thought to...
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via cdsweb.cern.ch Animation 'The Bottle to Bang' via cdsweb.cern.ch You will find this and other useful LHC videos on the CERN Document Server. Posted via web from Digital Learning Foundation
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By Christine Ericsdotter ABSTRACT The goal of this project is to investigate 12 speakers with the x-ray equipment at Danderyd Hospital, that is especially calibrated for...
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Article : Universe Today Today sees the opening of 2012 here in the UK. There is so much nonsense on the internet about the premise of this movie, even NASA is taking notice and trying...
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Neil DeGrasse Tyson answers one of the questions we are always asked when we do our Space or Gravity 3D shows. What happens when you fall into a black hole? Another favourite is how do you...
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Neil deGrasse Tyson dismisses the 2012 catastrophe. Links : The end is nigh! 2012 Reality Check. 2012 : End of the world? ( Information is Beautiful)
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As well as one off events in schools throughout the year, the DLF also supplies a service to other educational venues and providers. Gravity Challenge : North Ayrshire May - June 2009:...
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Best Movie : 1st Place team : Hawking 28 Jan 2009 location : Magna / CENT / Rawmarsh CLC school : Maltby The Gravity Challenge is a full day activity...
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16th August 2005 Bringing the Wow factor into the Classroom Explore Discover Inspire Motivate Over the last twelve years that I have been involved with multimedia and visualisation for education and...
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FilmSchool 2004 What Maxwell did for us! Gravity Challenge Gravity Challenge : North Ayshire Gravity Challenge : Southern Tour Coming Soon : Bring them back ALIVE...
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Coming Soon A digital media competition for Primary and Secondary Schools: Cosmic Tours : The Challenge : Interstellar Travel Links: #cccccc; background-color: #cccccc; min-height...
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Galileo 30 Jan 2009 - First Place winners in the best team category. Best Team First Place team Galileo 30 Jan 2009 location...
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James Clerk Maxwell was born in Edinburgh 175 years ago, and was one of the greatest scientists who have ever lived. To him we owe the most significant discovery of our age -...
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The Roller Coaster Challenge This version of the Gravity Challenge started with four days of theGravity 3D show, and then continued with twelve days of science...
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Space the Solar System & Beyond Format : 45min 3D show + Q&A Target : P5-P7 An amazing 3D school show, that comes to you! * Inspires...
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- Storyboarding tool for Education : iStoryBoards
- JMVP : Joint Medical Visualisation Project
- How to : Create Multi Channel Audio with QuickTime Pro
- Education Resources
- What is 3D Stereoscopic Visualisation
- NASA TV
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