Science Club Cache Mystery Cache

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Hidden : 8/26/2012
Difficulty:
2.5 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size: small (small)

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Science Club Cache
 
Do you love science? You’ll need to know something about science (or else be willing to do some research) in order to find this cache! In our English-language kids’ science club we have learned about atoms and molecules, acids and bases, electricity and how to make a battery from a lemon, light and vision, and now – how satellites work. And what better way to “experiment” with satellites than to grab a GPS and hide our own cache?
 
Finding this cache won’t be easy – you’ll need to correctly answer the following questions our science club members have written. Because our science club is in English, we’ve made the listing only in English, and we have increased the difficulty rating accordingly for this cache.
 
We are kids who appreciate a fun cache, so we’ve made sure to hide a box big enough for small tradable items and TBs. Please trade fairly to keep the cache fun for those who come after you. The cache contains a log book and a pencil, and small tradable items.
 
THE CACHE IS NOT LOCATED AT THE GIVEN COORDINATES! The given coordinates will lead you to the closest parking lot. The cache is located an enjoyable 20-minute hike from there. You do not need to leave the path until the last 3-5 meters. This cache is recommended for science lovers and kids, and especially for kids who love science!
 
A = Name three parts of the eye:
            1. Lens, retina, pupil
            3. Lens, cornea, marrow
            5. Marrow, iris, pupil
            7. Pupil, cornea, atrium
 
B = What number represents “neutral” on the pH scale?
 
C= Which of these can you use as an indicator of acidity?
            0. Iodine
            2. Wine
            4. Mango juice
            6. Red cabbage juice
            8. Cat poop
 
D = Which of the following is part of an atom?
            9. Neutrino
            2. Neuron
            8. Neptune
5. Neutron
 
E = How many raised dots represent the letter "G" in traditional six-point Braille in English (it’s the same in German)?
 
F = How can you, according to the laws of physics, make something invisible?
          2. by turning off the light
          5. by bending the light to go around the object
          8. by buying an invisibility cloak in Diagon Alley
 
G = Which of the following has the shape/form of an airfoil?
          7. a flying ski jumper
          5. a falling cat
          6. a custard pie
 
H = What’s the angle of a water molecule?
          0. 79°
          2. 104.5°
          4. 246°
          8. 320°
 
I = The lens of the eye…
           2. is the black part of the eye that gets smaller in bright light
           4. brings blood to the rest of the eye
           6. is where the image is created in the back of the eye
           8. focuses the light passing into the eye
 
J = A plane flies because of…
         5. Leverage and torque
         9. Lift and thrust
         3. Thrust and gravity
         7. Black holes and magic
 
 
 
You will find the cache at: N 47° AB.CDE, E 07° FG.HIJ
 
Good luck!

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Congratulations to SouthernLord on the First to Find!

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Gur pnpur vf nobhg 1.5 zrgref nobir gur tebhaq.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)


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