Speechless: Spectators were left in disbelief watching Giselle Dreyer hold flames in her hands.
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Steve Huntley
Echuca was swamped with people in town to enjoy the Questacon Science Circus pop-up centre on Saturday, June 18.
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There were over 30 science exhibits, shows and experiments on display at the Echuca Sports and Entertainment Centre, from presenters holding fire in their hands to corn flour flame throwers — and spectators of all ages were left mesmerised.
Questacon Science Circus offers a great opportunity for students to immerse themselves with a mix of science and technology, exploring a new side of science many people have not seen before.
Insect learning fun: Jacyl Holland and Emma Kuhl enjoy the company of a stick insect.
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Steve Huntley
Smiles from everyone: Addison Decicco smiles ear to ear as she has a ball on the Twister.
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Steve Huntley
Rodney Roach: Emma Kuhl looking as fabulous as ever.
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Steve Huntley
Intrigued: Kids watch closely as Giselle Dreyer gives a fun science lesson.
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Steve Huntley
Face of concentration: Charlotte Job focuses intently as she aims to hit the targets
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Steve Huntley
Floating Earth: Kelsie Long demonstrates how a ball can hover in the air.
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Steve Huntley
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