Stuck on science
From left: Sophia Correa, 9, Julian Correa, 11, and Ariella Correa, 6, mix up cups of oobleck, a cornstarch-and-water mixture that shifts between solid and liquid, at Science Saturday at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center.
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Six-year-old Ned Honsowetz tests his oobleck to see whether a leaf will float or sink in it.
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Moses Lake Museum & Art Center Program Assistant Savannah Betz shows the students at Science Saturday the sheet where they will predict which items will float and which will sink in oobleck. The kids then experimented and wrote down their results.
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MOSES LAKE — It was just another Saturday at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, with Program Assistant Savannah Betz explaining non-Newtonian physics and the scientific method to a group of grade-school children.
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