Seventy-percent of Earth’s surface is water, and wherever you can find water, you can find life. That’s why NASA’s motto in the hunt for extraterrestrial life has been “follow the water.” But why is that? For the second time this year, join us for some hands-on K-5 activities that demonstrate the mysterious physical properties of water that make it possible for life to live here on earth.
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