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2001
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What keeps us down to earth? This clip from Science Please! answers the question.
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What keeps us down to earth? This clip from Science Please! answers the question.
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writerSylvain Charbonneau
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directorSylvain Charbonneau
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musicDenis Larochelle
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soundDenis Larochelle
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editingJosé Heppell
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technical coordinationAndrée Delagrave
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narratorRick Jones
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art directionPierre Grenier
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animationPierre Grenier
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opening digital imagesPierre Plouffe
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infographicsRené Fontaine
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scientific advisorStéphane Durand
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producerMarc Bertrand
Ages 10 to 11
School subjects
Teacher asks students to:
- drop two objects of the same shape but different masses from the same height and observe what happens;
- create a comic book envisioning life on a low-gravity Earth;
- do a research project on Isaac Newton;
- think about how their weight, and maybe their muscle mass, would be different on a planet with different gravity;
- learn how astronauts adapt to low gravity;
- view archival footage of the NASA Moon missions.