====== SOLVE THIS PROBLEM & WIN A NOBEL PRIZE ======
=== Students learn: ===
^Curriculum  ^Learning Activities          ^
|SCIENCE     |Identify scientific principles required to solve challenge|
|TECHNOLOGY  |Record and estimate timing data|
|ART         |Blended multimedia elements |
|ENGINEERING |Design, build and test machine(s)   |
|MATHEMATICS |Use comparative data find and define a time-line|

Are you interested in science but tired of the 'same-old, same-old? Then why not try something more challenging:

{{ youtube>A9tKncAdlHQ?640x360 |Jim Al-Khalili - Double slit experiment }}

** Video 1. Looking for something new to do? Solve this problem to win a Nobel Prize?**
  * IF UNABLE TO ACCESS YOUTUBE VIDEO (requires Flash) TRY:[[http://viewpure.com/A9tKncAdlHQ|Jim Al-Khalili - Double slit experiment]]

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If you want to **try something simpler first**, then how about finding out just how much does light weigh: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do1lm9IevYE
  * How much does a shadow weigh?
  * Do you weigh more when the lights are on?

{{ youtube>Do1lm9IevYE?640x360 |How much does a shadow weigh }}

** Video 2. How much does a shadow weigh**
  * IF UNABLE TO ACCESS YOUTUBE VIDEO (requires Flash) TRY:[[http://viewpure.com/Do1lm9IevYE|How much does a shadow weigh]]

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{{ youtube>WIyTZDHuarQ?640x360 |Quantum mechanics, pilot waves & walking droplets }}

** Video 3. Quantum mechanics, pilot waves & walking droplets**
  * IF UNABLE TO ACCESS YOUTUBE VIDEO (requires Flash) TRY:[[http://viewpure.com/
WIyTZDHuarQ|Quantum mechanics, pilot waves & walking droplets]]