Playing with the future...
Sabastian Evans, 10, performs a virtual knee surgery at the NCW Tech Alliance STEM event Thursday in Moses Lake. An estimated 600 people turned out for the first of three events designed to get students excited about science and technology.
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Ten-year-old Levi Roark learns about potential and kinetic energy by rolling a metal ball through an electromagnet at the NCW Tech Alliance STEM night Thursday.
Hunter Ketterer, 4, pushes water into a hydraulic tube to raise a wooden crane at the NCW Tech Alliance STEM event at Garden Heights Elementary School Thursday.
AeroTec President Justin Morigeau, the Aerospace Cowboy, challenges students at the NCW Tech Alliance STEM event to decide which careers involve science, technology, engineering or math.
MOSES LAKE — The Apple STEM event at Garden Heights Elementary School Thursday was a little more popular than expected.
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