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2:58Now PlayingHave you ever been making s'mores and wondered how you could do science while enjoying something so delicious? Well, have I got some good news for you! If you make them in the microwave, you can measure the speed of light and it's pretty exciting.
Nick Lucid - Host/Writer/Editor/Animator
Vanessa R Bradley - Thumbnail
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VIDEO ANNOTATIONS
How Do Microwaves Cook?
All Optics is Scattering
Faking Gravity in a Spaceship
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COOL LINKS & SOURCES
The Joy of Physics:
This activity is "Experimentino 14" on pages 271-273.
Thank you, Art Wiggins, for creating such an amazing book.
General Info on S'mores:
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