no Don your adventurer's boots once again as award-winning science teacher Rick Crosslin whisks you off to experience science in ways you never imagined. http://www.wfyi.org/indianaExpeditions/ en-us and#x2117; andamp; and#xA9; http://www.wfyi.org Tue, 22 Feb 2010 14:39:00 -0400 Indiana Expeditions with Rick Crosslin WFYI Indianapolis Award-winning Indiana science teacher Rick Crosslin whisks you off to experience science in ways you never imagined. WFYI Indianapolis - wfyi.org wfyi, Indiana Expeditions, Rick Crosslin, science, learning, lesson plans, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, MRI, solid, liquid, density, steel WFYI Indianapolis - Rick Crosslin Bring out the amazing Diet Coke suit! What can the soft drink show us about our physical world? You have to see this to believe it! Viewers will watch the real process of creating steel – a solid, then a liquid, then a solid again. And what happens when a hospital lets Rick in to investigate its Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machine? Density, Magnetism and Science Methods all designed for viewers to "try it yourself!" Bring out the amazing Diet Coke suit! What can the soft drink show us about our physical world? You have to see this to believe it! Viewers will watch the real process of creating steel – a solid, then a liquid, then a solid again. And what happens when a hospital lets Rick in to investigate its Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machine? Density, Magnetism and Science Methods all designed for viewers to "try it yourself!" WFYI Indianapolis - Rick Crosslin Students will build and test their own electromagnet and then experiment with variables to see if they can change the strength of their electromagnet. Students will build and test their own electromagnet and then experiment with variables to see if they can change the strength of their electromagnet. WFYI Indianapolis - Rick Crosslin Given a variety of twelve-ounce unopened cans of regular and diet soda, students will predict and then test whether they will sink or float in water. Given a variety of twelve-ounce unopened cans of regular and diet soda, students will predict and then test whether they will sink or float in water. WFYI Indianapolis - Rick Crosslin Students will create an apparatus to test a magnetic field. They will then experiment with a variety of items to determine which items will cause an interruption in the magnetic field. Students will create an apparatus to test a magnetic field. They will then experiment with a variety of items to determine which items will cause an interruption in the magnetic field.