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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Roland Gesthuizen

Roland Gesthuizen

HowStuffWorks "Pendulum Experiments" - 3 views

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    "In this article, we'll help you understand what makes clocks tick, so the next time you look inside one you can make sense of what's happening. Let's get started by taking a look at the different parts of a pendulum clock."
Roland Gesthuizen

How to Draw a Scientific Graph - A Step-by-Step Guide - 8 views

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    This article will take you through the golden rules of drawing graphs, applicable to all exam boards, all situations, all the time. They are even up on my classroom wall as my 'Tips for the Top'
Roland Gesthuizen

How to Construct a Line Graph - 7 views

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    "Graphs are a useful tool in science. The visual characteristics of a graph make trends in data easy to see. One of the most valuable uses for graphs is to "predict" data that is not measured on the graph. "
Roland Gesthuizen

KScience - Animation How to draw a graph - 2 views

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    This activity teaches the four steps to drawing a scatter graph
Roland Gesthuizen

Progressive Achievement Tests in Science (PAT Science) - ACER Shop Online - 1 views

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    "The Progressive Achievement Tests in Science (PATScience) is a thoroughly researched and nationally normed test to assess student achievement in scientific understanding from Years 3 to 10. The test questions are designed to assess science knowledge, scientific literacy and understanding of scientific principles, as well as their application."
Roland Gesthuizen

$10 Smartphone to digital microscope conversion! - 5 views

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    "This instructable will show you how to build a stand for about $10 that will transform your smartphone into a powerful digital microscope. This DIY conversion stand is more than capable of functioning in an actual laboratory setting. With magnification levels as high as 175x, plant cells and their nuclei are easily observed!  In addition to allowing the observation of cells, this setup also produces stunning macro photography."
Roland Gesthuizen

World's Largest Virtual Solar System Drive - 7 views

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    "See three-dimensional planet models along the way as you shuttle from Pluto at the furthest reaches of the Solar System to the Sun, which is represented by the 37-metre Anglo-Australian Telescope dome at Siding Spring Observatory.  The planets are displayed on huge billboards with the size of the planets and the distance between each billboard scaled relative to the dome - the Sun - along the five main roads that lead to Coonabarabran in regional NSW."
Roland Gesthuizen

Bronze CREST project ideas | CSIRO - 7 views

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    "A list of Bronze CREST science and technology projects to provide inspiration for students wanting to try open-ended investigations."
Roland Gesthuizen

▶ Speed Formula - YouTube - 6 views

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    "In this video, I show how to find the speed of a moving object, using distance and time. I've included one example to show how it works. Thanks. "
Roland Gesthuizen

No warming for 16 years? › Dr Karl's Great Moments In Science (ABC Science) - 4 views

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    "For one thing, nine of the 10 hottest years on record have happened in the last decade. So I'll discuss just two facts - how carbon dioxide causes global warming, and where this heat is going."
Roland Gesthuizen

Beyond the morning star: the real tale of Voyagers' Aboriginal music - 0 views

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    "Earlier this year, NASA spacecraft Voyager 1 left our solar system after a 35-year journey, carrying with it a golden record containing sounds, images and music from Earth. Its sister craft, Voyager 2, carries an identical record. The records were designed to encapsulate the aural heritage of Earth in 90 minutes - but some preliminary investigation, however, reveals that there a few inaccuracies in the official NASA documentation about the golden records."
Roland Gesthuizen

Lifting the lid on farting and flatulence - Health & Wellbeing - 1 views

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    "Love the idea of a healthy high-fibre diet but not so keen on its after effects? Fear not. There's more to farting than meets the eye (or even the nose)."
Roland Gesthuizen

What color is Tuesday? Exploring synesthesia - Richard E. Cytowic | TED-Ed - 2 views

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    How does one experience synesthesia -- the neurological trait that combines two or more senses? Synesthetes may taste the number 9 or attach a color to each day of the week. Richard E. Cytowic explains the fascinating world of entangled senses and why we may all have just a touch of synesthesia.
Roland Gesthuizen

Explainer: the International Space Station - 1 views

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    "As the most visible man-made object in the night sky the International Space Station (ISS) is of significance to humankind. It takes humans from being explorers of space to being residents of space. "
Roland Gesthuizen

Introduction to DNA on Vimeo - 7 views

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    "This is a 4 minute HD dramatic video choreographed to powerful music, which introduces the viewer to the wonder of DNA. It is designed as a "trailer" to be shown by Biology teachers in high school and college as a visual "Introduction" to this amazing molecule, and how it has directed all life on Earth."
Roland Gesthuizen

Formula for the perfect cheese on toast revealed - 3 views

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    "Following a series of scientific tests on the grilling conditions, the Royal Society of Chemistry has today announced the formula for the perfect slice."
Roland Gesthuizen

Decomposed organs reveal skeletons' last days | ScienceNordic - 1 views

  • It must be kept in mind that we are not interested in death, but the life before death
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    "Mercury analyses of the soil surrounding medieval skeletons reveal how the deceased spent their last days. The discovery may change the way archaeological excavations will be carried out in the future."
Roland Gesthuizen

Top scientist calls for change to get students interested in science and maths - ABC Ne... - 3 views

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    "No matter how you are reading this story, you can thank science. Whether it is the transmission of data over the internet or just the pixels on the screen, a combination of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) is delivering it. The problem is that in Australia, the number of students taking science and mathematics subjects is dwindling - and has been for decades."
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