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Science Sundays: A Lesson in Density (Full Experiment)

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Science Sundays: A Lesson in Density (Full Experiment)
Science Sundays: A Lesson in Density (Full Experiment)

Did you know this Tuesday is Mini-Golf Day?

It's random, I know, but let's have some fun with it!

Here's our friend Delia Navarro at the Bakersfield Sylvan Learning Center with a lesson in density using a golf ball.

Dig.

It's very exciting.

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Let'it.

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Let's do somout.

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Science Sundays: A Lesson in Density

Did you know this Tuesday is Mini-Golf Day? It's random, I know, but let's have some fun with it! Here's our friend Delia Navarro..

23ABC News | Bakersfield

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