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We look at the effect of the air around us on things that we take for granted. Nitrogen and oxygen molecules are zooming around us all the time, bumping into each other and anything else which is in their way. The push that they exert is surprisingly strong - we investigate what happens to the everyday world when you take it away.
Links:
- In the Blink of an Eye with Helen Czerski. (2007-03-13)
- Everyday Science: Wobbly World with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-08)
- Everyday Science: The science in your lunch with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-08)
- Everyday Science: To have air or not to have air... with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-07)
- Everyday Science: So hot you can see it! with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-06)
- Everyday Science: Wonderful Water with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-06)
- Everyday Science: Macho Materials with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-05)
- Everyday Science: Bendy light with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-05)
- Everyday Science: Introducing Helen with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-04)
- Everyday Science: Wobbles that you can hear with Helen Czerski. (2006-09-04)
- Einstein - flying with photons with Helen Czerski. (2005-03-19)
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the same category: 2006,
the same type: demonstration,
the same subject: P Physics - General,
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