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Wednesday, 6 July 2016
Tuesday, 10 May 2016
How the Earth was made
YouTube clip on how the earth was made
then the earth melted into a big ball of lava



- 4.5 billions ago the sun was surrounded by gas and dust
- cooled and minerals formed
- https://dr282zn36sxxg.cloudfront.net/datastreams/f-d%3A6473c39c025f825771446bddbd74ef65463cccf72ed7fef71b55cf58%2BIMAGE%2BIMAGE.1
- minerals stick together to make rock
then the earth melted into a big ball of lava

http://danielfox.co/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/mg_01111.jpg
the heavier material sank to the core
the heavier material sank to the core
- the lighter material floated to the surface
- Every piece of meteorites has a little drop of water inside
- over 100's of millions of years the ocean was made by all the meteorites hitting the earth
- The life was made by a chemicals called amino acid
- the amino acid replicate themselves to make protein
- after that the amino acid turn themselves into DNA
- after the DNA was made and now they turn themselves into a bacteria
- bacteria used the poisonous gases to make and release oxygen gas into the early atmosphere

http://www.solstation.com/stars/oort.htm

http://blogs.egu.eu/geolog/tag/petrology/
Tuesday, 3 May 2016
Hands on Fire
Aim: I want to safely be able to set my hands on fire.
Equipment:
Water
Detergent
Lighter
Safety Glasses
Method:
1. wear safety glasses
2. Wet your hands. wrists and forearms.
3. Grab a scoop of bubbles.
4. Hold the bubbles up in front of your face, as far away from you as you can.
5. Too get rid of the fire, SLOWLY move your hands a part.
6. DO NOT DROP YOUR HANDS BELOW YOUR EYE LEVEL because fire goes up and you will set yourself on fire.
Equipment:
Water
Detergent
Lighter
Safety Glasses
Method:
1. wear safety glasses
2. Wet your hands. wrists and forearms.
3. Grab a scoop of bubbles.
4. Hold the bubbles up in front of your face, as far away from you as you can.
5. Too get rid of the fire, SLOWLY move your hands a part.
6. DO NOT DROP YOUR HANDS BELOW YOUR EYE LEVEL because fire goes up and you will set yourself on fire.
Thursday, 7 April 2016
Walking in Straight Line
Aim: I want to find out if we need to use our senses to walk in a straight line.
Hypothesis: I predict that if you don't have your senses ( sight, smell, taste, hearing, touch) then you cant walk in a straight line.
Equipment:
1. Blindfold to stop us from seeing
2. Cotton wool to stop us from hearing and smelling
3. Bucket for our head to stop the wind
Method: I am going to attempt to walk in 200m straight line to a stake in the ground.
Put some cotton wool up your nose to stop yourself from smelling that lovely baking smell that will help you with your direction.
Results+ Recount
When I started walking in a straight line I ended up going left because I didn't see,smell,hear or touch anything. It feels weird having 2 cottons up your nose and inside your ears. When the bucket was in my head i couldn't see a single thing all i can see is black and a little bit of sunlight in my face. I couldn't hear a thing too because the cottons in my ear is blocking the sound and i couldn't even hear my friends giggling.

This is what i look like having a bucket in my head.
Results+ Recount
When I started walking in a straight line I ended up going left because I didn't see,smell,hear or touch anything. It feels weird having 2 cottons up your nose and inside your ears. When the bucket was in my head i couldn't see a single thing all i can see is black and a little bit of sunlight in my face. I couldn't hear a thing too because the cottons in my ear is blocking the sound and i couldn't even hear my friends giggling.

This is what i look like having a bucket in my head.
Tuesday, 8 March 2016
Burning Magnesium
Aim: I want to find out what happens when I burn Magnesium.
Hypothesis:
I predict that the Magnesium will give off blue flames.
Equipment:
Bunsen Burner
Magnesium
Scissor Tongs
Safety Glasses
Method:
1. Get your equipment
2. Light the Bunsen Burner
3. Hold the magnesium in the blue flame with the scissor tongs
Results:

We burned a strip of solid grey Magnesium metal in the blue flame of a Bunsen burner and it shined with a bright white light for about 10 second. When it stopped burning, a white powder was left.
Discussion:
Link to answer
Hypothesis:
I predict that the Magnesium will give off blue flames.
Equipment:
Bunsen Burner
Magnesium
Scissor Tongs
Safety Glasses
Method:
1. Get your equipment
2. Light the Bunsen Burner
3. Hold the magnesium in the blue flame with the scissor tongs
Results:

We burned a strip of solid grey Magnesium metal in the blue flame of a Bunsen burner and it shined with a bright white light for about 10 second. When it stopped burning, a white powder was left.
Discussion:
When magnesium burns, it is actually reacting with oxygen in the air and not with fire. Fire is what we call the heat and light produced when things burn. Magnesium reacts with oxygen to make a compound called magnesium oxide. The bright light results because this reaction produces a lot of heat.
Link to answer
Writing a Scientific Report
Aim:
This is what i want to find out
Hypothesis: (High poth ee sis)
This is an educated guess.
Equipment:
This is a list of the materials i need
Method
These are step-by-step instructions
Results:
These are my observations(what i can see, smell, feel, hear, taste)
I need to do my results in a table.
Also, I need to do a graph.
Discussion:
These where I explain the results and I answer the question"Why?"
conclusion:
This is where i say if my hypothesis was correct.
Evaluation: This is a reflection on what went wrong and what I could have done better.
This is what i want to find out
Hypothesis: (High poth ee sis)
This is an educated guess.
Equipment:
This is a list of the materials i need
Method
These are step-by-step instructions
Results:
These are my observations(what i can see, smell, feel, hear, taste)
I need to do my results in a table.
Also, I need to do a graph.
Discussion:
These where I explain the results and I answer the question"Why?"
conclusion:
This is where i say if my hypothesis was correct.
Evaluation: This is a reflection on what went wrong and what I could have done better.
Tuesday, 1 March 2016
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