VC Science Club 2014

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What This Guy Did Might Be The Coolest But Possibly Most Illegal DIY Project Ever. The End... I am totally tempted to try this!

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So we meet on the second Friday of every month, which puts our first meeting of the semester on Sept. 12, 2014. Hope to see you guys there!

So the first day of school has arrived. Get involved, have fun, learn, and don't work yourself to insanity. I expect to see some new faces this year!

Photosynthesis in action! For the first time, scientists have shown a snapshot of how water splits into protons, electrons and oxygen during photosynthesis, a process that sustains life on Earth.

Read more http://bit.ly/1rVFDU6 via ScienceDaily

Image: epSos.de/flicker

Spring 2014 Lectures
Lectues are open to the public; pay-what-you-want admission.

Fort St. Louis Facial Reconstruction Project
Friday, May 9, 5:30pm
at VC/UH-V Library, Basement Room L-2
Presented by Amanda Danning, Forensic Sculptor
Mrs. Danning will discuss the process of reconstructing the face of one of Victoria's first European colonists who died over 300 years ago at the French Fort St. Louis settlement.
Advance reservations encouraged to reserve your seat; phone 361-582-2434.

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Follow the link for more info:

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This week in science!

DNA: http://bit.ly/1mfICVP
S***m: http://bit.ly/1obvldN
Muscles: http://bit.ly/1iHZthN
Exoplanet: http://bit.ly/1mejhqV
Star cluster: http://bit.ly/1jlhbq0
Circuit board: http://bit.ly/S6XlW7
Element: http://bit.ly/1nQqH7K
Heart transplants: http://bit.ly/1u4ST8t

Come and get it yall!! 😃

So guys... sorry about the late notice but if youre on campus and not busy, come by and watch a movie with us! Same room as always, just to do a little relaxing before finals week! Starting in 10mins! 😊😃👍👌👊✌👏

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This Snake's Last Meal Tried To Eat Its Way Out A Serbian biologist recently stumbled upon a rather disturbing sight, one that took her a few moments to process: A young viper snake had swallowed a centipede practically its own size — but it proved to be a meal that wasn't quite ready to give up.

The Spring Carnival went awesome!! 😊 We all had fun and surprisingly, we ran out of all the stuff we were selling!

**Note to future Science Club members and next years Spring Carnival attendees ... MORE HOT DOGS, BUNS, CHEESE AND PRIZES! **