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Meteorology: Determine WEATHER or not Predicting the Weather is Reliable

Being a weather expert can take you around the world.

Observing Fish Spawning by Listening to Their Sounds

If a fish makes a sound in the middle of the ocean, does anyone hear it?

Understanding Larval Fish

Understanding larval fish to conserve and protect local fish species.

An Adult Leader’s Reflections

Teen science cafés work due to their low barrier entry point for most youth.

Help NASA Map the Earth

Holli told us all about what goes into mapping the earth and why NASA is invested in this project. At the cafe, we examined different styles of maps and their utility in addressing different questions. For example, we looked at a heat map of Atlanta, GA and were able to see the dramatic difference between the insulating cement of the

Rising Waters! Forecasting Rising Rivers and Exploring Flood Emergency Tech Teen Cafe

Mark Fuchs with the National Weather Service demonstrated how the Weather Service uses rain gauge observations and rainfall forecasts with a model of a river to generate river forecasts.

Energizing Our Future

Our current energy grid isn’t very smart!

Getting to know NM’s best pollinators: Native Bees

Bees come in all sizes: from a quarter to a pin head!

Can You Capture a Flash of Dash? The Wonders of High-Speed Cameras

What can you discover with a high-speed camera?

Mythbusters Science: Fact or Fiction

Lizzie Oakley spoke about how science can be presented in ways may be deceiving.

Bridging the Gap

It might not seem like it, but bridges are an important part of transportation and have been for many centuries. When you think of bridges, you probably think of famous ones like the Golden Gate Bridge or the Brooklyn Bridge. What you might not think about is a bridge that’s close to home.

Rural Teen Café Research Project: Workshop Report

Roughly one third of sites in the Teen Science Café Network can be characterized as “rural.”
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