Science: 02/03/2020

All classes did a warm up today to show growth in the area of potential and kinetic energy as it relates to magnetic fields.  The morning classes worked on a hands-on lab isolating variables to prove where the most potential energy occurs in the launcher/spacecraft system.  The afternoon classes made an electromagnet.

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