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Students
packed the auditorium for the opening ceremonies.
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| Bureau
of Economic Geology Director Scott Tinker talks discusses
the Law of Superposition. |
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| Austin
ESW Consortium raised $2,500.00 to purchase earth science books
for the Austin Public Libraries. |
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| Susan
Wall teaches students about Austin Watershed issues. Sara Heilman
from the City of Austin was also an instructor. |
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| Sean
Murphy demonstrates gem polishing and faceting. |
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| Teachers
enjoy the News 8 Storm Tracker |
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| A
student learns how to facet a gemstone |
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| A
student enjoys looking at fossils. |
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| Bureau
research scientist Jay Raney and Central Texas Paleontological Society
member Danny Harlow talk about fossils. |
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| Jeff
Maulden demonstrates FASTRAC nannosatellites. |
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| John
Mikels, local hydrogeologist, demonstrates an aquifer model. |
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| News
8 Meteorologist Rich Segal interviews a student about weather issues. |
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| Students
from the WATCH Robotic team demonstrate robots that they designed. |
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| Margaret
Baguio from Texas Space Grant Consortium demonstrates experiments
from the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) program. |
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| Rich
Segal answers questions about weather and climate. |
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| Students
eagerly respond to questions by Burton Fitzsimmons, News 8 Meteorologist. |
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| Students
had a great day. |
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| Maybe
they'll be back next year! |
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