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Teresa Eastburn <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi Alice,

I often use the sea level rise/thermal expansion activity on the Windows 
to the Universe site (website originates from the National Center for 
Atmospheric Research staff).  It can be found at 
http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/teacher_resources/teach_thermalexpand.html. 
It takes about 10 minutes to see an effect.

Teri Eastburn
Coordinator, NCAR Public Visitor Program


Alice Enevoldsen wrote:
> ISEN-ASTC-L is a service of the Association of Science-Technology Centers
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> Dear Colleagues,
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> As global warming and climate change are the current hot topics in the
> science museum world, I'm writing an interactive live science
> demonstration on that subject.
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> Has anyone done this (or something similar) already? I'm aware of some
> of the multitude of resources available (e.g. IGLO,
> GlobalWarmingEducation.com, NOAA, NASA) and the places they point, but I
> haven't yet seen anyone with a demo lead by a presenter.
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> I would appreciate any resources you can point me at, including:
> finished demos, demos in the works, flashy tricks explaining basic
> concepts, or your idea of the key concept behind global warming. If
> you're in progress on one yourself, I'd be interested in a discussion.
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> My demo will be 20 minutes long, lead by a single science presenter, on
> a stage for an audience of 15-100. The tambor will be upbeat, loud, and
> fun, and the demo will include volunteers from the audience, but most
> people will watch, participating with their voices and not their hands.
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> Thank you,
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> Alice Enevoldsen
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> Pacific Science Center
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> Discovering the Dead Sea Scrolls Interpreter Actor Coordinator
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