Popular Mechanics for Kids - Slither & Slime and Other Yucky Things

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Slither & Slime investigates the question all kids want to know, and makes it look like a grand adventure: Where does a toilet flush go exactly? Junior hosts Jay and Elisha conspire to find out, with the aid of New York City sewer personnel, by dropping green dye and a ping-pong ball down an ordinary toilet and watching these items progress through sewage and processing systems that ultimately release cleansed (if undrinkable) water back into natural destinations. But Slither & Slime is also about what else is below our feet: a glimpse at the giant water tunnel under construction 66 stories beneath New York (due for operation in 2025), the look of subway maintenance late at night, and how tunnel-boring machines ("moles") dug their way under the English Channel to create the British-French "Chunnel." Spectacular footage and wry humor make this a great way to see below the surface of things. --Tom Keogh
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Popular Mechanics for Kids - Slither & Slime and Other Yucky Things
Starring: Elisha Cuthbert , Jay Baruchel , Charles Edwin Powell , Tyler Kyte , and Vanessa Lengies Director: Sid Goldberg , Marian MacNair , Jean Louis Côté , and Serge Marcil Manufacturer: KOCH VISION ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000228SEQ Release Date: 2004-07-13 |
Amazon.com
Slither & Slime investigates the question all kids want to know, and makes it look like a grand adventure: Where does a toilet flush go exactly? Junior hosts Jay and Elisha conspire to find out, with the aid of New York City sewer personnel, by dropping green dye and a ping-pong ball down an ordinary toilet and watching these items progress through sewage and processing systems that ultimately release cleansed (if undrinkable) water back into natural destinations. But Slither & Slime is also about what else is below our feet: a glimpse at the giant water tunnel under construction 66 stories beneath New York (due for operation in 2025), the look of subway maintenance late at night, and how tunnel-boring machines ("moles") dug their way under the English Channel to create the British-French "Chunnel." Spectacular footage and wry humor make this a great way to see below the surface of things. --Tom KeoghCustomer Reviews:
Intelligent Entertainment.......2005-02-13
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