[Krampf Experiment, Three Holes, part 2

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Three Holes, part 2

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What's New at TheHappyScientist.com: 

For everyone:

	New Experiment:  Three Holes, part 2.  The answer to last week's
	 challenge.  Did you get it right?  More important, did you try it 
	yourself?
	http://thehappyscientist.com/science-experiment/three-holes-part-2

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	question.  
	http://thehappyscientist.com/blog/1 

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 	Faults:  What is a fault?  How do they work?
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	Radioactive: What does it really mean if something is radioactive?
	http://thehappyscientist.com/science-video/radioactive

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This Week's Experiment: Three Holes, part 2

I hope that you spent some time thinking about last week's experiment, but more importantly, I hope that you actually tried it, to see if you were correct.  Again, this one is easier to explain with photos, so you will find it on my site: http://thehappyscientist.com/science-experiment/three-holes-part-2

Have a wonder-filled week.

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