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Feeding Our Leeches
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GROSS OUT WARNING - this Wowie from the Children's Museum of Houston contains actual footage of leeches feeding off of their favorite food - blood!
In a recent O Wow Moment ... more»
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I Got That Sinking Feeling
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Here at the Children's Museum of Houston, we have a great exhibit called FlowWorks where kids can explore the properties of water including building boats and floating them downstream. But ... more»
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I Got No Stains On Me
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Dr. Blot, the evil supervillian determined to make all clothing as stained as his evil soul, has captured two of Mr. O's lab assistants and sealed them inside the Children's ... more»
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Parallel Paths
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In the final installment of our series on electricial circuits, we complete our exploration of the Circuits component in How Does It Work at the Children's Museum of Houston. As ... more»
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All in a Series
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In our third installment of this O Wow Moment video series from the Children's Museum of Houston where we are exploring electrical circuits, we begin to form more complex circuits. ... more»
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Electrifying Science
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In this second part of a four part O Wow Moment series from the Children's Museum of Houston, we continue our exploration of electiricty focused around the How Does It Work? Circuits ... more»
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Simple Circuits
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The first in a four part series, this O Wow Moment from the Children's Museum of Houston explores one of our How Does It Work? exhibits - Circuits! In this ... more»
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Egg-Citing Inertia
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How can you tell if an egg is hardboiled or raw? It turns out you really can tell just by spinning the eggs - it all comes down to physics! ... more»
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Getting a Sense of Smell
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Our noses are amazing! Did you know we are nanosensors - instruments that can detect things billionths of a meter in size? That is basically what our sense of smell ... more»
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Musical Card Cacophony
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Recently, I purchased one of those cards that played music for my daughters. Being only 2 and 4, they LOVED it - coolest thing ever. And I was a very ... more»
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