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What am I Seeing when I'm Seeing Stars? (2:19)
Dr. Barry Beyerstein, Professor of Psychology, Simon Fraser University
Can I Save Myself Jumping in a Falling Elevator? (2:00)
Professor Ron Lees, Physics department, University of New Brunswick
Why does Science say Bees Can't Fly? (1:03)
Dr. Robert Longair, Biologist at the University of Calgary
Why doesn't Honey Splash when Dropped in a Cup of Tea? (2:39)
Dr Harvey Weir, Physics Department, Memorial University of Newfoundland.
How do Seeds Know which way is Up? (3:07)
Dr Karen Johnson, Botanist at the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature, Winnipeg
Is there Really such thing as a Blue Moon (2:23)
Dr Peter Bergbusch, Astronomer in the Department of Physics, University of Regina
How does Light Change Speed in Glass? (3:15)
Dr. John Crawford, Department of Physics, McGill University
How Thick a Coin has a 50-50 Chance of Landing on it's Edge (2:59)
Professor Ron Lees.
Are X-Rays Reflected in a Mirror? (1:42)
Dr Mary Anne White, Professor of Physics and Chemistry, Dalhousie University
What is the Dark Side of the Moon? (2:49)
Dr Peter Bergbusch
How do 3-D dot Pictures Work? (3:12)
Why do Mints make my Mouth Feel Cold? (0:59)
Dr Stan Coren, Professor of Psychology, University of British Columbia
What's the Pressure in my Upturned Glass? (2:03)
Dr Peter Watson, Professor of Physics, Carleton University