The feature presentation will be “Making Physics Viral” by Tatiana Erukhimova, a physics professor from Texas A&M. With over one billion views on Texas A&M’s social media, Erukhimova’s physics demos ...

If you’re looking to attend a fun show in Elkhart, go ahead and mark Saturday, Dec. 6, on your calendar!

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Lighting a candle seems normal, even easy, but there's a lot of science behind getting the flame lit and keeping it lit!