Just how cold is space? Why does the Moon have thousands of visible craters, but the Earth only a few? Come explore these fascinating questions and others with Exploration Universe. We will be using Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice (and a few other things) to examine these and other fun aspects of space. And should any marshmallows or gummy worms accidentally fall into the Liquid Nitrogen, well, we will just have to eat them!
Registration is required. If you register, please attend. If you're unable to attend, please cancel your reservation so as many people as possible get to enjoy our free activities.
To be the first to learn about Library programming, sign up for the Library newsletter.
This Library Program will be located at the Steinbaugh Pavilion, 824 Front Street. Participants do not have to check-in at the Library. Please use caution when crossing Front Street.
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Just how cold is space? Why does the Moon have thousands of visible craters, but the Earth only a few? Come explore these fascinating questions and others with Exploration Universe. We will be using Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice (and a few other things) to examine these and other fun aspects of space. And should any marshmallows or gummy worms accidentally fall into the Liquid Nitrogen, well, we will just have to eat them!
Registration is required. If you register, please attend. If you're unable to attend, please cancel your reservation so as many people as possible get to enjoy our free activities.
To be the first to learn about Library programming, sign up for the Library newsletter.
This Library Program will be located at the Steinbaugh Pavilion, 824 Front Street. Participants do not have to check-in at the Library. Please use caution when crossing Front Street.
LOCATION:Steinbaugh Pavilion\, 824 Front Street Louisville\, Colorado 80027 CLASS:PUBLIC END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR