EveryDay Science: Electricity Part 6
In this last part of our Electricity Show, we learn more about the Fort Collins Trolley and how it actually uses the principles of electricity, circuits, conductors and insulators to run!
EveryDay Science: Electricity Part 5
In this edited segment, we take a look at the history of the Fort Collins Trolley Cars.
EveryDay Science: Electricity Part 4
Claire and Madeline put everything they’ve learned together to figure out how we can use electricity to get a car to move. Charges flow from high potential to low potential through conductors.
EveryDay Science: Electricity Part 3
This week, our scientists use a pencil to literally draw an electrical circuit!
EveryDay Science: Electricity Part 2
Brian, Claire and Madeline try their hand and making and breaking circuits!
EveryDay Science: Electricity Part 1
Brian meets Claire and Madeline, a couple of Junior Broadcasters from Tavelli Elementary School in Fort Collins. Together they begin to explore electricity.
EveryDay Science: Light and Color Part 17
Sunlight is a form of radiant energy, which is very important to us. Brian and the crew use another form of radiant infrared to cook a pizza!
EveryDay Science: Light and Color Part 16
Light has energy, and both plants and people can capture this energy to use!
EveryDay Science: Light and Color Part 15
Brian, Hailey and Finn play around with different colored lasers and explore which color photons carry the most energy.
Contact Details
- Little Shop of Physics
Colorado State University
Natural and Environmental Science Building
1875 Campus Delivery
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1875 Telephone
Telephone: 970-458-LSOPEmail
Email: littleshopofphysics@gmail.com