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Radios - Changing Electromagnetic Waves to Sound
Radios.mp4Video Credit: Learn more thanks to Lesics "Understanding Electromagnetic Radiatio! | ICT #5"
Song Credit: Hideki Naganuma Humming the Baseline
Warm + Cold Water: What Will Happen?
Warm and Cold Water.mp4Song Credit: Justin Timberlake, Anna Kendrick - True Colors
Cybernetics - Give Him a Hand
Cyborg Hand Backup.mp4Video Credit: Movie Clips "Terminator Genisys T - 800 is Back Scene"
Song Credit: Daft Punk Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger for Musical Version
Bluetooth Speaker Project
Science Fair Speaker Project.mp4Video Credit: Branch Education "How Does Bluetooth Work?" < Learn More!
Song Credit: Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) - Sweat Invaders Alt Music Version
Image: Theater Background from Upsplash
Botany - Koa Tree Leaves
Koa Tree Leaves.mp4Video/Music Credit: Lisa Project "Time Lapse Tree"
Image: Koa, Acacia by Marlin Hams
Astronomy - The Planets of Our Solar System
Planets with Music.mp4Video Credit: Beyond Nature "The Planets in Our Solar System"
Music Credit: "Crazy Frog" by Axel F
Image: Ali Express "Space Ship Background"
Chemistry - Nucleation of Carbon Dioxide
Mentos Nucleation.mp4Video Credit: NBC News Learn "The Chemistry of Carbon Dioxide"
Music Credit: "I Want to Break Free" by Queen
Ancient Technology - Books
Book Presentation.mp4Video Credit: Reading Rainbow "TV Theme Song" sung by Tina Fabrique
Image: Clean PNG "Book Stack," Huntington Beach Library Photo
Chemistry and Food Science of Cake
Cake Project.mp4Video Credits: Mohammed Mahdi "Cup Cakes Rising"
Music Credits: Izzy "Cake"
Image: Chemistry Wallpaper by Wallpaper Flare
Summer Science Together
A few of our families have started watching the Cosmos Series to discuss and draw pictures together. The suggestion is A. watch an episode a week, B. have your kids write or dictate 3 things they remember about it (3 points) and 1 question about something they didn't understand, are interested in, or would like to learn more about (1 point). Drawings are extra credit (1 point) and Deep Dive videos are extra credit (1 point each).
The Cosmos Episode 1 Season 1 (Daily Motion) Episode 1 Season 1 (Fox) Also on Amazon Prime
Extra Credit Options: Dive deeper into micro hunters or the Super-Kamiokande neutrino discoveries!
Ultraviolet Slime
Confirmed some of the UV slimes we made on July 6th do glow, great job to everyone who mixed their own slime!
Botany Challenge - How Many Plants Can You Name?
Answers on the Scout Page
Gather 10-12 large lau kahi leaves and some flower spikes, if available. You may combine lau kahi with comfrey leaves.
Chop up the plant material into 1-inch lengths.
Boil 1 quart of filtered water in a non-metallic pan, such as Pyrex.
Add your lau kahi and reduce the heat to a simmer.
Simmer for 20 minutes, then remove from heat; cool.
Scoop out the mushy plant material, squeeze the excess water from it and hold it on your wound for as long as you can. Use tape to hold the lau kahi in place for longer periods of time.
Ancient Sea Fossil Hunt
Science Project 1.mp4Absorption Chromatography
Science Project 2.mp4Chemistry Absorption Chromatography
*Clair de Lune by Claude Debussy Song Credit, *Milky Way Timelapse Video Credit
Chemistry - Baking Soda and Vinegar Volcano
Science Project 3 Music Change.mp4Chemical Double Displacement and Decomposition
*Iceland Volcano Footage Video Credit, "Teeth" by 5 Seconds of Summer Song Credit
The chemical reaction actually occurs in two steps.
1. First, there is a double displacement reaction in which acetic acid in the vinegar reacts with sodium bicarbonate to form sodium acetate and carbonic acid:
NaHCO3 + HC2H3O2 → NaC2H3O2 + H2CO3
2. Carbonic acid is unstable and undergoes a decomposition reaction to produce the carbon dioxide gas:
H2CO3 → H2O + CO2
The carbon dioxide escapes the solution as bubbles.
Physics - Electromagnetism: Making a Compass
Science Project 10.mp4Biology - Zoology: Raising Gallus domesticus
Science Project 4.mp4SAE: Raising Free Range Chickens
*Chick Hatching Video Credit, Forest Background Video Credit
Biology - Botany: Apple Tree Life Cycle
Science Project 5.mp4*Apple Time Lapse Video Credit, Apple How to Video Credit, "PPAP" by Pikotaro Song Credit
Chemistry - Combustion: Air and Fire Lab Version
Science Project 6.mp4Earth's Air: Invisible, Yet Essential Space Ship Version > 🚀
*"Blue Danube Waltz" by Johann Strauss Song Credit, Fire In Space Video Credit, From Earth to Space Video Credit,
Biology - Zoology: Alotl Types of Animals Remix
Science Project 8 Remix.mp4Biology: Taxonomy of Animals < Original Presentation
* Axolotl Video Credit 1 Video Credit 2, Butterfly Video Credit, Geko Video Credit, Fish Video Credit, Bear Video Credit, Bird Video Credit, "Salamander is Not a Number" by Scratch Garden Remix Song Credit
Learn more about taxonomy!
Physics - Eggxiting Bouyancy Eggsperiment
Science Project 6.mp4Physics - Optics of Rainbows
Science Project 9.mp4A Lot More Detail on Rainbow Math!
*Video Credits: Art Background, Moonbow, Rainbows for Background, Science Breakdown, Waterfall, Whale "Rainbow in the Dark" by Dio Song Credit
Geology -Volcanology: Lava Dos and Don't
Science Project 11.mp4Lava Dos and Don'ts, Rock Photo Credit, "Lava Song" by Kuana Torres Kahele and Napua Greig Song Credit, Pink Background Video Credit
Physics/Biology: Animation Art to Code - Code to Art
Science Project 12 Remix.mp4Blinded Me With Science Version Original Version
*Art Channel, Star Background Video Credit, Eye Video 1, Video 2 Credit, Internet Video Credit, "She Blinded Me With Science" by Thomas Dolby Music Credit
🕵🏼 Mystery Mushrooms: Clitocybe nuda 🍄
You may have noticed this under the Tropical Almond tree near our pavillion.
You may have noticed this under the Tropical Almond tree near our pavillion.
This appears to be a Clitocybe nuda wood blewit, which would be edible cooked, but not raw, however causion is advised with all mushrooms.
This appears to be a Clitocybe nuda wood blewit, which would be edible cooked, but not raw, however causion is advised with all mushrooms.
🌊 Navigation by the Full Moon 🌕
Can you spot the full moon? It rises in the East and sets in the West just like the sun does, but it rises 50 minutes later every day, which shifts high tide by 50 minutes later as well in most places. The moon orbits the Earth every 27 days, 7 hours, and 43 minutes, very close to a 30 day month, but far enough that the moon calenders of the world (like China) and the sun calendars (like the US) get out of sync.
📆 Do you know the name of the full moon in March? 🎑
📆 Do you know the name of the full moon in March? 🎑
The Worm Moon, as beetle larva "worms" emerge from tree bark this month (in Dakota areas), other names include: the Wind Strong Moon (Pueblo), the Sugar Moon because maple sugar flows (Ojibwe), Goose Moon (Cree), and the Eagle Moon (Algonquin).
How would you name our Hawaii March Moon? Or the March moon where you live?
A Little Less Traffic During Spring Break Moon?
Do You Know Where You Get Mad?
We all get mad when people "press our buttons" but do you know what brain region is the button and which is our rage area?
The Amygdala is like the button when we get triggered we can either be afraid/angry in that region or get even angrier in the hypothalamus, of course, that is an oversimplification, but those regions are more associated with those functions than say memory, which is largely related to the hippocampus (is your best self a hippo school 🏫🦛?).
Science Challenge #1 - Tide Challenge
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Adventure Scouts Science Fair 2023
No project is too big or small, but all are welcome to earn a science fair badge!
More Details to Come April Next Year:
Ribbons and prizes will be given for places 1 through 5 after voting is complete.
Please be ready to record a 1 or 2 minute presentation about your project so dress in clothes your business casual if you do not want to be recorded in swimwear. Presentations can be redone as much as needed for nervous speakers or done in a group.
Please do not worry about your project being detailed or large, but rather on finding something you honestly find cool about nature or something that you think would be inspiring for other kids to know or see.
Creativity, ingenuity, and execution will be the judging criteria.
Science Fair Badge
Science Fair Badge
Some Still Available!
Very excited to see where our participants go with their projects next year!
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Integrating Science
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