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2002 Tri-Valley Science & Engineering Fair

March 23, 2002
Danville, CA at the Blackhawk Museum

Over 200 individual and team projects from 20+ middle and high schools participated. For the first time, the fair offered hands-on exhibits and demos like making shrinky-dinks from plastic takeout containers and demonstrating how peddling a bicycle can generate electrical power.

The Blackhawk Museum's permanent exhibit displays more than "100 historically significant and artistically inspired automobiles — mostly one-of-a-kind — dating from the turn of the century through 1991."

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Hands-on exhibit: Plastics Making shrinky-dinks
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Energy Bike: Can you peddle hard enough to power a TV?



 


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