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- Melting #3: Liquid from Copper (II) Sulfate
- I Found the Answer
- I got More Moss!
- How to get rid of flies in your house
- What Happened to the Sulfur Coin? (Sulfur science and can the coin melt again?)
- How to Grow Moss in a Terrarium
- Need that Gold
- Magnet and Heat
- Melting #2 : Copper (II) Sulfate (Confusion)
- What is Scoliosis?
- Yay! 50 Follows!
- Melting #1: Sulfur (Making a Sulfur Coin)
- Playing With Black Light
- (DIY) How to make Ring + Stands for Test Tubes and Funnels
- I Figured out why the Coins look Different
- Is this Iron or Magnetite?
- The Silver Coin
- It’s getting harder
- How to Look at Pond Water With a Microscope
- Let’s Look at Slides #4 (last part)
- Let’s Look at Slides #3
- Let’s Look at Slides #2
- Let’s Look at Slides #1
- My Microscope
- It finally came… 3
- Lab rearrangement!
- The Agar Test and Bacteria Culture
- Golden Rain
- The Story of my Laptop
- Burglar Door Alarm
- Color Change Chemistry 3
- Is Albert Einstein’s Brain Different From us?
- What is Science Fiction?
- Separating Salt out of Water
- Elephant’s Toothpaste
- The Silver Tree
- Is Facebook Bad for you?
- It finally came… 2
- The Sediment of Lead (II) Nitrate
- Color Change Chemistry 2
- Why can’t Chickens Fly?
- Changing Iron to Copper
- Pebble Crab
- The Three Common Indicators
- It finally came…
- Color Change Chemistry
- How can the Glass Catfish be Transparent?
- Leaf Fish
- How to Make a Burglar Alarm Mat
- Eggs are Strong
- The Wood-nettle: a Plant that could Sting like a Bee
- Walking Fishes
- Density Column
- Ice is Sticky
- Do Dolphins live in Rivers?
- Euglena, an Amazing Organism
- How to make the Surface of the Moon
- The Magnetic Strip of Credit Cards
- The Tropical Pitcher Plant
- Can Plants Think?
- How to make a Lava Lamp
- Cold Chemistry
- What will Happen if You stop taking showers?
- Are Video Games Bad for You?
- How to Make an Amber Fossil
- Mushroom Spores
- Slimes and States of Matter
- Invisible ink
- The Sleeping Grass
- How to find Limestone
- What is Xylitol
- (Math) The Nine Times Trick
- (Recommended) Swirling Colors
- How to make a Stalagmite and a Stalactite
- Why Kids Should Study Science
- My Optical Illusions
- The Browning Reaction of Apples
- A Water Pressure Experiment
- The Floating Needle
- Chemistry
- Amazing Paper Planes
- The Moebius Strip
- How to Make a Periscope
- Electricity and Magnets
- Insects
- My Atlas Moth
- The Process of Viral Infection
- The Blue Rose Experiment
- How to Write a Research Report
- 3D Printer-What It Can Do
- Butterflies
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My Atlas Moth
My Atlas Moth I’ve found this huge moth on a Palm Tree called the Atlas Moth (Attacus atlas). This is the largest moth in the world. The largest wingspan is 25 centimeters (9.8 in). Mine is 21 centimeters. No insect … Continue reading
The Process of Viral Infection
The Process of Viral Infection I have drawn a diagram of “The Process of Virus Infection” (my diagram is on the bottom). Viruses are cells that infect animals, plants, and bacteria and reproduce only within living cells. Viruses are considered as … Continue reading
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