Friday was the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. I have been avidly watching the events, seeing many different countries duke it out for a medal. From a science viewpoint the Winter Olympic events contain tons of information. From the aerodynamics of the ski jump to the physics of figure skating. I find it fascinating how much thinking goes into these events and how much science is involved with many aspects of them. NBC teamed up with the National Science Foundation and made videos dedicated to the science of the Olympics so check it out!
Science of the Olympics
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I am currently attending Queens College for a masters in earth science education. This blog contains my quest to write about my encounters with science in my everyday life, and to prove that science is all around!