Scientific American 1996 Shawn Carlson - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1996 Shawn Carlson
Covert observations of nesting sparrows.(The Amateur Scientist)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Detecting micron-sized movements.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Detecting natural electromagnetic waves. (using a radio detector to predict earhquake activity)(The Amateur Scientist)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Dissecting the brain with sound. (human perception of tones)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Exploring chemical bonds. (do-it-yourself experiment)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Growing seedlings at less than 1 G. (includes related article on formula for calculating G forces)(The Amateur Scientist)(Column)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Homemade microgram electrobalances. (assembly directions)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Much ado about nothing. (measuring low pressures)(The Amateur Scientist)(Column)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Recording nature's sounds.(The Amateur Scientist)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
The new backyard seismology. (innovative seismographs)(includes related article)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
The pleasures of exploring ponds. (making equipment for catching pond creatures)(The Amateur Scientist)(Column)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Working in a vacuum. (how to create your own vacuum system)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson

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