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	Can We Use the Power of Play to Educate an Innovative Workforce? Shauna Adams, Ed.D. Young children are like scientists. Their purpose in life is to make sense of their world. Discover how play can be a powerful learning tool. Watch Now >>
	What Got the Wright Brothers Off the Ground? Daniel Eylon, Ph.D. The Wright Brothers needed a lightweight engine to power their first flight. Several innovations in the late 1800s came together to give them the answer. Watch Now >>
	Can You Lift the Empire State Building with the Weight of a Notebook? Drew Murray, Ph.D. Simple machines can ease complex tasks. Learn just what it would take to raise the Empire State Building. Watch Now >>
	If You Burn a Dollar, Is Society Poorer? Marc Poitras, Ph.D. The Joker did a public service when he burned a pile of cash. Learn how taking a dollar out of circulation makes our money more valuable. Watch Now >>
	What If Our Knees Bent the Other Way? Kimberly Ritterhoff Our body parts work together. Changing the direction our knees bend could result in some very odd adaptations. Watch Now >>
	Was Christopher Columbus a Genius or Was He Just Lucky? Bill Trollinger, Ph.D. The truth about Columbus and why the story we learned in grade school falls a little flat. Watch Now >>