What's the Next Big Thing in Science Education?

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I create and teach classes for a local science museum. We have a great response when we started offering harder science in the evenings. Our Pizza, Particle and Wave event was sold out. We did a simple and inexpensive quantum eraser project and dual-slit experiment.

Now, we're looking for the next "hard" thing to do.
 
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