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A vortex biting its own tail
Every breath you take, every move you make, every step you take, vortices are watching you!
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DejanVinkovic

August 2023

You had me at 'magnets'
There is never enough magnets to play with (and learn some science along the way).
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April 2023

Upgrading your ordinary STEM activities to a higher level
Gaining serious skills from STEM requires more analytical STEM activities. Here is a simple STEM experiment to work on this.
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Adventures in home STEM experiments: So many things
A short list of fun STEM stuff you can do at home taken from my Twitter feed
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January 2023

Adventures in home STEM experiments: Crystal fever
My Twitter feed reveals an interesting obsession of mine: crystal growing! There is something magical about crystals.
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December 2022

The weight of invisible
Do it like a pro: a simple experiment showing how invisible gas has weight
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October 2022

August 2022

Universe in a drop of milk
Form cosmic dust to colorful sunsets and blue sky
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July 2022

Wine can cry, too!
No feelings, just alcohol - turned into a STEM experiment
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STEMvaganza – Summer 2022
A list of home STEM experiments for this summer
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June 2022

I see rainbows everywhere. Am I normal?
I can see it in clouds, soap bubbles, insects, birds, oil spills, and in many other surprising places. Why is that?
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They lied to you about rainbows!
The truth will shock you! Or, how the nature of rainbows is more beautiful than textbook explanations.
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