ABCs Of Science
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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ABCs Of Science
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A is for atmosphere.
Atmosphere is tied to earth by gravitation.
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B is for barometer.
Barometers are used to measure air pressure.
Photo by Leo Reynolds
C is for cold front.
Cold fronts are the boundary of an advancing mass of cold air.
D is for dichotomous key.
Dichotomous keys are used to help identify what something is.
Photo by Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory
E is for electrical energy.
Electrical energy is energy made available by the flow of electrical changes through a conductor.
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G is for generator.
A Generator is a divide that moves a magnet over a wire.
Photo by tim caynes
J is for jet stream.
Jet streams are narrow verible band of strength
Photo by NASA Goddard Photo and Video
K is for kilowatt
A kilowatt measures 1,000 watts
Photo by young_einstein
L is for lever.
levers are ridged bar resting on a pivit.
M is for magnetic fields.
A magnetic field is a region around a magnetic material.
N is for nitrogen.
Nitrogen is a chemical element.
O is for oxygen.
Oxygen uses up 21% of earth.
Photo by jenny downing
P is for poison.
Poison is a toxic liquid that can be used as a defense structure.
Photo by ggallice
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Q is for quetzal.
Quetzal is a vertebrate bird.
R is for rose.
Roses have over 100 species. There thorns are there defense structure.
Photo by Rose Braverman
S is for screw.
A screw is a simple machine used to hold things together.
Photo by nickwheeleroz
T is for thermal.
Thermal energy is when two objects create heat.
U is for umbrellabird.
They are winged invertebrates.
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Photo by Glenn Waters ぐれんin Japan.
W is for wedge.
Wedges are simple machines used to split things apart.
Photo by Glenn Waters ぐれんin Japan.
X is for X-ray tetra.
X-ray tetra fish are known for there transparent body.
Photo by Capt Kodak
