Thank you very much for the contribution, you always have interesting things in your blog, I hope you continue well friend, luck.

Mr. Krampf,

I am a great little fan of yours. I have seen all your free videos. I have enjoyed them very much. I also love to watch the photo of the day section.
I always learn something when I watch them.

If you come to Kolkata in India, please e-mail me so that I can meet you.

I also want to talk to you in skype like my dad does with his friends in America.

Asmita Pal
(Class-2)
Calcutta Girls High School
Kolkata, India

my teacher shows us your videos everyday and i enjoy them very well elizabeth fletcher i'm a stupid

I love your pictures they are fun to comment on, and I learn something almost every day. Thanks for putting the pictures on for us to do. Kinsey:)

you rock mr.krampf i love your pictures of the day ive been commenting on them there really coll i learn something new from your pictures almost everyday you rock

Hi!

My students and I recently discovered your website and I am "in love". The students love looking at the photo of the day and have even started commenting from their homes in the evenings. I have put a request in to subscribe to the site and can't wait to see what else you have in store for us. Also, we are in Florida and I'm interested in a school visit. I'd love some information on this.

April Bolkosky
bolkosky_a@firn.edu

It's Eli Whitlney my class Mrs.Boklosky's class rules

I love your pictures they are so fun to comment on. Thanks for putting the pictures on here so we can have fun commenting on them. Kinsey

my teacher LOVVEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS you her name is Mrs.bolksky

See above. I wait each week for a new video, but they come out less and less often. I have only recently started looking at the daily science photos. I've answered several correctly, but most of the time it is because I know what to look for on google.

Hello! I just wanted to let you know that our homeschool group always look forward to their Tuesday afternoons with The Happy Scientist. We have only one question: we are not quite sure which we get more out of the videos: entertainment or enlightenment.... I think it's the mix of the two that works so well! Thank you for your passion to teach science!

hi im Hallie but my friends call me Hal.Today I saw you at the proforming art center. my parents would like to see pictures so if you have some please post them.I cant wait to show my parents what you did.It was so amazing when you made electricity come out of your fingers. my parents cant belive that happened.

hope you come back soon and do another show.

Newnan,Georgia

today I went on a feild trip to see you at the art scenter and i was hoping you would have pictures so I could show my parents.

~HI MR.ROBERT IM TAYLOR AND I THINK THAT ALL OF YOUR PHOTOS AND VIDEOS ARE SO COOL AND I CAN'T WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW BECAUSE MY TEACHER MR.BRIAN MILLER WHICH WE CALL HIM MR.MILLER ALAWAYS SHOWS US THE SCIENCE PICTURE OF THE DAY AND SOME VIDEOS AND IT IS SO FUN.~

~TAYLOR IN MR.MILLERS CLASS~

HAHAHA VERY FUNNY GLORY...(POKE)...VERY FUNNY TREY...(APPLESAUSE)

i am in the the 5th grade and I think u are so cooll!!!!!!

Glory Stone

is it trying to exscape its shell ? it looks very strange !

Dear Mr. Krampf,

I was looking through some experiments that we missed while we were on vacation in the Smoky Mountains. You talked about cup and saucer webs, and said that the insects fly into the cup and bounce onto the sticky saucer. I read at a museum in the Smokies about cup and saucer webs, and it said that the spider waits between the saucer and cup for an insect to fly into the cup and get stuck, and then goes up and eats the insect. They don't know what the saucer is for. They think it is for protecting the spider from predators when it's waiting for a bug. Are there two different kinds of cup and saucer webs, or are you just smarter (hee hee hee)?

Rachel, age 10

Well, Mr. Krampf, I must thank you for the wonder-filled work you do here on the site. I have recommended it to all the mom's I know in hopes of supporting you.

As an example of the good impression you are making on the kids who watch your videos, I will tell you of my youngest daughter. She is a free spirit and independent as the day is long, and I overheard her the other day in the kitchen doing her own "krampf video experiment" complete with the cadence of your voice and slight accent! (I should have grabbed my video camera!)

You have truly brought science to life in our home and have got us all thinking scientifically. Even my 17 yo who is preparing to take SAT and ACT stops by for a visit and enjoys the lessons.

Thank you.
The Farrs

your videos are SO cool. some day i want to be a scientist!

The site looks great ! Thanks for all your help ( past, present and future !)

Hi
As a homeschooling mom, I was so happy to find your site! It is as enjoyable for me as it is for my son - maybe more! I preferred your quicktime video, we do have high speed capability and this one seemed the most "true". Thank you for helping us to see our world a bit better and to really think about it.

Hi!
I am a 13 yr old girl and I think your science experiment are great! I always watch the videos and I especially liked the "pick a string" one.All my family were fooled !
also the one were the flowers changed colour was cool.
Elise

Hello,

I "discovered" you on the iTunes Experiment of the Week podcast. I was wondering why there were not any new videos recently so I decided to try to you. I checked the link to your website and I am glad to have "found" you again!

I was wondering if I could find out about your background and why you decided to make the videos?

I was also wondering where you call home? I noticed from another comment that you recently spoke at Walnut Creek Civic Arts. Are you local to the bay area? Do you have any more scheduled appearances?

I am a homeschooling MoM and I love the way I can search your website by topic or California Standards. My boys are very inspired by your videos. They make teaching and learning fun.

I will be signing up today for your expanded access on the website. Thanks so much for your videos and experiments.

Happy Thoughts

Dear Mr. Krampf,

Last week I went to your show at the Civic Arts plaza. It was great!! I have a question, what were the names of the two devices you used on stage. One generated static electricity and the other you used in an experiment where you stood on a tray with water in it and wearing a copper glove electricity shot out of the fingers. I was hoping to write their names in my journal.

Thanks!

Where do amps come from?

(From your comment on the title banner--How old would you be, if you did not know how old you are?)

Your eyes squint to remind you; your skin wrinkles send you your age in a code easy enough for everyone in the world to read;your hair counts out your age in gray tallies. I'm afraid your body always knows how old you are, whether your brain knows it or not.

Karen

Really enjoy your site! So nice to find real experiments that are easy to do, with very little equipment, but aren't presented in a patronising way. The kids love your videos (expecially the out-takes!) and although dh and I both have a background in science, we are still learning all the time! Not sure if you know it, but you're very popular with the home educating community in the UK - a fab resource!

from a Uk home educator

Hi Diana,

Between Nancy and I, we can find beauty and wonder in almost anything, even the "vulture chow" that we see along the roadside. The laws often limit what we can collect, but they don't stop us from taking photos and video. After taping a sequence on the importance of decomposers in the food chain, using a dead deer on the roadside in Idaho, we were greeted in town by a local asking, "Did ya get a good photo of that dead deer?" Well, it is nice to be noticed.

Rob

So glad I'm not the only one looking for road kills. I start to wonder sometimes from others reactions but then when I read about other people like you two collecting in the name of science I feel better! Thank you so much for sharing that! I'm inspired. Happy collecting.
Diana

Thanks! Welcome to The Happy Scientist!

Rob Krampf

I just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos.

Hal