Science+Video+Clips

From Dave Montalvo: I thought I'd let you know that I'm accumulating a collection of digital video clips from a show called "How It's Made." I've broken the shows up into 4 or 5 minute segments, each covering one thing. If you're interested in using any of them during the school year, let me know and we can load it onto your computer. I'm planning on using them with my STII kids, as part of a once-a-week activity. Here's a list of what I have so far:

Acoustic Guitars Aluminum Foil Aluminum Pots and Pans Aluminum Artificial Limbs Bicycle Helmets Bread Car Brakes Carpets Cars Collectible Coins Compact Disks Computers Contact Lenses Copy Paper Diamond Cutting Drinking Water Fluorescent Tubes Grocery Carts High Intensity Light Bulbs Hockey Sticks Jeans Laser Eye Surgery Lithium Batteries Mozzarella Cheese Newspapers Paintballs Pantyhose Peanut Butter Plastic Bags Plastic Gasoline Containers Plate Glass Rapid Tooling and Prototyping Snowboards Solar Panels Wood Doors

[|The Humbling Universe] - a 6 minute about the vastness of our universe - includes the Hubble Deep Field and the Ultra Deep Field images. Set to music by Pink Floyd

media type="youtube" key="-jri3dgea7M" =Air Pressure - Balloon in a Bottle=

media type="youtube" key="66m2J4TeOBw" =Air Pressure - Crush a Can=

media type="youtube" key="jpbQNfecUb0" =Hot Air Balloon=