Scientific American 1999 Shawn Carlson - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1999 Shawn Carlson
A homemade high-precision thermometer.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Counting atmospheric ions.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Detecting "hot" clouds.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Detecting the earth's electricity.(creating a home-built electric field detector)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Expert secrets for preserving plants.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Falling into chaos.(chaos theory experiment)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Hot views of the microscopic world.(design of microscopic heater for studying crystal growth)(Column)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Modeling the Atomic Universe.(The Amateur Scientist)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Sun of a gun.(building a simple solar projector)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Tackling the triple point.(inexpensive triple point cell for calibrating thermometers)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Taking the earth's magnetic pulse.(The Amateur Scientist)(magnetic field)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson

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