I noticed that higher in latitude, the higher the temperatures, and the lower in latitude, the colder the temperature. This is because The higher the place, it means that it is closer to the equator, and the equator is in the middle line that runs through the earth. It is a pretend line and [...]
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What I noticed about The temperature around the world
May 18th, 2012 · Add Comments · Homeroom, Science
Tags: Temperatures
Some simple machines and what they do
November 4th, 2011 · 2 Comments · Homeroom, Science
Ahh, ahh! Why can’t I move this door? Well, I actually am moving it with work. In class we learned about work. Work is when you are moving something (Well at least in the scientific world). You can use work to make a simple machine move. We learned a LOT about simple machines and WORK [...]
Tags: Simple Machines
Inclined Planes
October 25th, 2011 · 4 Comments · Homeroom, Science
We had a lot of fun on testing the amount of newtons of force to pull up the inclined planes, so read on to find out!!!
Our question is: Will we use less force to lift a weight using a longer board, a shorter board, or a straight up lift?
Our hypotheses is: We predict that the [...]
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My second car version
October 19th, 2011 · 1 Comment · Homeroom, Science
My second car version was awesome! I changed the length of the car by adding two gray pieces on each side of the axles. I thought it would prevent friction by spreading out the weight so the weight would not gather up on the wheels and stop the car early. It worked, well sort [...]
Tags: Friction
My Car Tests
October 19th, 2011 · 3 Comments · Science
Our car tests were fun!!! We were testing friction. We tested our cars on three different surfaces, the carpet, the tile, and the concrete.
Our question was ” Which surface will the car go further on?”
Our hypothesis was ” We predict that the car will go further on the concrete because it is flat and smooth.
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Tags: Friction
