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HENRY SHACKLETON: I don't know.

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I think Junior Lab was a
really great experience.

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I like that it gave people room
to figure things out and come

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up with their own ideas,
come up with their own ways

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of proceeding with analysis.

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For example, in my
first experiment which

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was relativistic dynamics,
you take electrons,

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you accelerate them
in magnetic fields

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and measure the kinetic
energy which ultimately proves

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relativity, there was
sort of this error

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that I ran into which was a
very strange sort of error that

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wasn't really well documented.

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So I did a lot of
independent reading.

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I talked with my lab professor
for like two hours after a lab.

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And by the end, it really felt
like I had independently came

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to like a very deep
conclusion on this matter.

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It was a good experience of
sort of independent learning

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and figuring things
out for yourself.