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The Chi Wheel

Nicole

Type	Document
{:title=>"Description"}	Can people really move objects through the power of their mind? In this lesson, students witness the amazing chi wheel, which claims to work by focusing chi energy. Students test hypotheses to obtain scientific explanations about how it really works.
Tags	Hypothesis particles density particle model. Physics
Author	TEMI group
Uploaded by	Nicole
License	Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial
Attribute to	http://teachingmysteries.eu/en/about/?t=1

Language	Language independent
Publication créée à	lundi 30 mai 2016 07:25
Publication mise à jour à	lundi 30 mai 2016 07:25
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• Type: Document
• Title: The Chi Wheel
• Description: Can people really move objects through the power of their mind? In this lesson, students witness the amazing chi wheel, which claims to work by focusing chi energy. Students test hypotheses to obtain scientific explanations about how it really works.
• Keywords: Hypothesis, particles, density, particle, model., Physics
• Language: Language independent
• Age Range: 11 - 14
• Author: TEMI group
• Uploaded by: Nicole
• License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial
• LOM Metadata: http://vishub.org/activity_objects/27482/metadata.xml

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