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This device shows how the sun's appearance changes over a period of one month.

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This simple lab enables students to build a telescope that is similar to Galileo’s.

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The Sunspotter Keplerian Telescope lets users safely view the light of the sun.

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This generator can perform all electrostatic experiments on a spectacular scale.

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Water sampler for samples of lake, river, or stream water.

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Students will calculate the relationship between the apparent brightness of a luminous object and the distance to the object.

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Simulate a flowing stream and study erosion with this classroom stream table.

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A complete set for 10 students to study the stars and space.

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Graphically illustrate the fact that like charges repel each other.
The multi-colored ribbons are connected to a suction cup that sits on top of a Van de Graaff generator. As the generator operates, the ribbons accumulate a charge and stand on end.

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Unique Shapes Challenge Students’ Assumptions

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View Spectra with an Accuracy of ±1 Nanometer

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Demonstrate that a charge cannot exist inside a conductor and re-create Faraday’s classic 'Ice pail' experiment with this kit.

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Create Dramatic Electrostatic Effects

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Seasonal changes, the positions of sunrise and sunset and the special circumstances of solstices and equinoxes are easily demonstrated and examined.

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The Perfect Introduction to Temperature and Conduction.

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For consistent readings underwater.