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                      PHESTIVAL of PHYSICS   

On Sunday, March 23, 2003 at 4:00 PM the PHYSICS CLUB at 
Lock Haven University will be holding a physics demonstration show 
in Ulmer Planetarium.  

For about an hour, students and faculty will present demonstrations 
of physics principles before an audience.  The presentations will
be entertaining and educational.  This demo show will emphasize the 
topics of  sound, light, electricity and magnetism.  There will be colorful lights, 
sparks and arcs.  It promises to be an enlightning and electrifying event. 
The show is for kids of all ages!   It promises to be fun and you might learn 
something, too.  The show is free and open to the public.

For more info contact John Reid (570-893-2078, jreid@lhup.edu)
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Length of Show:
Attendance: 75 people

Students
Tim Corcoran
Taneisha Greer
Angel Garrett-Robinson
Ray Rutkowski
Jon Thornburg
Dan Tomcavage

Faculty
Anura Goonewardene
John Reid
Jim Wheeler
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PROGRAM
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NUCLEAR PHYSICS
1. Geiger Counter & an experiment 				John

background radiation, plates, smoke detectors, rocks, balloon  	John

 E & M
1. Van de Graaff -Anura, Taneisha
8" sparks, flourescent light, strips of paper, hair, rabbit fur, Al cups
2. sugar ball dance - Jon
graphite covered pingpong ball bouncing between metal plates connected to Wimshurst
balls swing back and forth 
3. candle & Wimshurst - Jon
4. induction jumping wire - Angel
5. induction jumping rings - Angel, Jim
6. large induction coils - Jim
7. e/m, bending beam of electron - 	Jim
8. magnetic coins - Jon

OPTICS
9. refraction through water - Ray
10. total internal refelction in aquarium - Ray
11. total internal reflection in water stream - Ray
12. rainbow - Taneisha, Ray
13. light match - Dan, Tim
14. polarization - Dan
15. 3D slide show - John, Nicole

SOUND
16. sound reflector - Tim
17. Hoot Tube - Jim

NUCLEAR PHYSICS
18. balloon - John