Tuesday 18 June 2013
On Tuesday morning our space colonizers searched for suitable habitats at the popular Vedauwoo location in the nearby Medicine Bow National Forest. After lunch we learned how to compute the height of a building using just a stopwatch, a (dropped) watermelon, and a theoretical physics calculation. This was followed by learning how to design and build (paper) rockets. In the evening we learned about how earth and the universe have changed over cosmic times, and how stars evolve during their long lifetimes.
I look forward to checking this blog each day to see the pictures and all the smiles :) Looks like they all are having a great time.
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