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An awesome science show performance with all the cool stuff!
See gigantic bubbles, flying toilet paper, hair-raising electricity experiments, bubbling liquid nitrogen demos, levitating beach balls, volunteers on a nail chair, a giant gyroscope, fire balls, coloured shadows, a flame equalizer and much more!

This great 'science sampler' was originally developed as the main stage show for 2008 Australian Science Festival in Canberra for 'Science in the Shops' at Westfield Belconnen and the Tuggerah Hyperdome.

Perfect for those large vacation care centres that want an economical performance when costing out per child. A school holiday treat!

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Show demonstrations

Air vortices Shooting compressed air rings over the class - discussion on pressure

Fog breath Is water present in your breath? Condensation demonstration.

Bernoulli balls Float balls in mid-air, relating curved surfaces to wing design

Lid launcher Expanding gases have a lot of force - why can this be a problem?

Flying toilet paper Demonstration on how the Leandra effect helps planes to fly

Banana hammer Can plant material survive instant freezing?

Nail chair How can you sit on a nail chair and be OK? Dispelling magic myths...

Levitating magnets See the power within superconductors; future research in action

The flying glove Heating gases causes rapid expansion!

Cream expansion What happens to air bubbles in low pressure environments?

Exploding balloon dog Why does the balloon dog pop in a vacuum?

Van de Graf hair rise Opposite charges attract, like charges repel...

Dry ice column How is acid rain formed? Why is it bad for the environment?

Laser sights How are lasers used in atmospheric research?

Giant bubbles have a look at surface tension a different way

Coloured shadows Colour addition vs colour subtraction

Fire ball Learn about the fire triangle in this highly visual demonstration

Rubens Tube A 'flame equalizer', how does it work?

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Requirements

Appropriate for all ages with preference towards children aged 6 and up. Access to 2 electrical power sockets and 3 tables. Chairs are not required. Ability to darken the room.
Ability to isolate your fire alarm if we run the rubens tube demonstration.
Children particularly sensitive to loud or high pitch noises may need to be catered for.

- Duration 60 minutes, set up time 45 minutes and pack up time 45 minutes

Cost

- $550 inc. GST per performance.

Holiday Booking Form

For centres on the NSW Central Coast, Southern Highlands, Blue Mountains or Wollongong district please contact us to discuss how this workshop can visit your vacation centre.

Unlike others we don't charge per child as we know that this causes an additional administrative load on your administration. Most centres tend to fill the workshops based on our recommended maximum number of children. If you have any questions please contact us.

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