• 00:51 Tesla Coil Demo Featured

  Members of the Technology Club built their own working Tesla Coil using parts from an electronic bug zapper and other electronic components. In the videos you will see that the coil creates a continuous visible spark by stepping up the voltage from 4.5 volts to several thousand volts. This high voltage also causes an ordinary florescent bulb to "light up" without being connected to any source! This is the wireless power transmission that Nikola Tesla wished to supply back in the 1890s. Junior, Geremia Gil is pictured in the videos.

  Uploaded Jun 04, 2018
• 5:00 West Scranton High School - High Altitude Balloon Project - October 23, 2017
  Uploaded Mar 20, 2018by Scott Dustman
• 5:00 High Altitude Balloon Featured

  The West Scranton Technology Club and Physics classes successfully launched and retrieved a high altitude balloon on Monday, October 23, 2017. This video, by Steven Kyriazis, is a compilation of that day's events. Steven is also entering this video into the 2018 PA Computer Fair competition.

  Uploaded Mar 20, 2018
• 3:07 Carol of the Bells with Tesla coils - 2016 Featured

  Phoenix Sixto and Isaiah Jolly play the keyboards to drive musical Tesla coils during the West Scranton 2016 holiday concert

  Uploaded Jun 10, 2017by Scott Dustman
• 3:34 Breaking glass with sound Featured

  Kaile breaks a wine glass with her voice!

  Uploaded Jun 09, 2017by Scott Dustman
• 00:51 Cole Stetzar can't break and egg! Featured

  Even at 93 miles per hour, the impulse momentum theorem prevents Cole from breaking an egg!

  Uploaded May 16, 2017by Scott Dustman

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