Having managed to finish off Body of Evidence in about ten days, I'm ready to tackle the fifth and final STEM Behind Hollywood activity, Science Friction!. Nearly equal in simplicity to Earth Impact!, the Science Friction! activity includes many text pages, a few images and diagrams, and what appears to be a very, very simple simulation. As always, the development process includes transcribing and delineating the text, adapting and converting the images, and building the necessary code. For the first time, I'm adding the ability to inline images anywhere on the last screen of text pages, so that I can add the mathematical formulae with things like mu and subscripts. Here's a sampling of what I have so far:
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