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  2. Lots of physics fun was had at WiSciFest!

Kids embrace science at Hands-On Expo

Spread throughout the main floor of the Discovery Building, the event offered kids the opportunity to hold brains, make objects float with superconductivity and jump into an immersive Virtual Reality experience.

Read the full article at: https://news.wisc.edu/kids-embrace-science-at-hands-on-expo/
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