Using items commonly found in the kitchen (or house) they answered questions such as:
How do rockets stay upright?
Why doesn't the moon crash into the earth?
Does light always travel in straight lines?
Friday, 12 September 2014
Science Festival workshop
Two scientists from Aberdeen University visited on Monday and demonstrated "10 ways to explain the universe (in your kitchen)."
Using items commonly found in the kitchen (or house) they answered questions such as:
How do rockets stay upright?
Why doesn't the moon crash into the earth?
Does light always travel in straight lines?
Using items commonly found in the kitchen (or house) they answered questions such as:
How do rockets stay upright?
Why doesn't the moon crash into the earth?
Does light always travel in straight lines?
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