Katimavik Seeks Billet Families in Medicine Hat
Katimavik volunteers plan three month placements in Medicine Hat with groups aged 17 to 21. Host families are sought to billet volunteers from Oct 30 to Nov 13 and receive a stipend. For details contact Molly at 1 866 941 6589 ext 2210 or medicine hat katimavik.org.
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Orange Peel Pockets Make Fruit Sink in Water
The orange sinks in water due to trapped air within its peeled skin. This experiment shows how air pockets reduce density, causing the fruit to submerge as the Peel traps air and alters buoyancy.
Orange Peels and Density Help Explain Floating
The text explains that a whole orange floats because it is less dense than water, while a peeled orange sinks due to increased density. It compares life jackets to orange peels, noting air pockets keep the wearer buoyant and afloat.
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