Wonder and Awe
Max is continuing to work on making sparks, and he may have a few people who choose to join in this research. This very short video records the first time he used graphite and steel wool. The effect is very much like a small sparkler. (And Emory found out that iron is what they use to make the glittery, sparkly fireworks.) We have been amazed by the beauty, and wondering that it is still really hard to set paper on fire, even though there are lots of sparks.
Max and Steel Wool (Click on the title to view the video on vimeo)
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