360° Video Premiere: Tales of the American South
…to click and drag inside the video. You can also move your phone from left to right or right to left to view the video in all different angles. (*This…
…to click and drag inside the video. You can also move your phone from left to right or right to left to view the video in all different angles. (*This…
…this video is about 2.5 minutes. Instructions Use your mouse and touchpad on your computer to click and drag inside the video. You can also move your phone from left…
…drag inside the video. You can also move your phone from left to right or right to left to view the video in all different angles. (*This show can also…
…about the show here. Instructions Use your mouse and touchpad on your computer to click and drag inside the video. You can also move your phone from left to right…
…group, we’ll work together to use this equation to estimate the number of intelligent civilizations that we might be able to communicate with in our own galaxy. *Please Note: Registration…
…drag. Read more about this show here. Instructions Use your mouse and touchpad on your computer to click and drag inside the video. You can also move your phone from…
…your computer to click and drag inside the video. You can also move your phone from left to right or right to left to view the video in all different…
…It’s surprisingly easy to miss meteors by looking at your friends or your phone. Your phone’s light will also hurt your night vision. You don’t need fancy equipment to see…
…California Department of Education. She also served as an expert on mobile science programs for the US Department of State in Amman, Jordan. Education EdD 2021 – Curriculum and Instruction,…
…a suitable date cannot be found to reschedule the reservation. Contact Amy Sayle, Science Education Specialist Phone: 919.843.4129 Email: sayle@email.unc.edu You Might Also Like… Carolina Science Cafe Starry Nights Skywatching…