ABC OF SCIENE
Published on Dec 07, 2015
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A is for ape. Ape is not a monkey apes are larger
Photo by Sebastian Niedlich (Grabthar)
B Is for barometer. Barometer is measures of air pressure
Photo by garryknight
C is for clouds. Clouds is a large collection of very tiny droplet of water or ice crystal
Photo by Werner Kunz
D is for dawson bee is bee that fight to the died to mate
Photo by supersum (off)
E Is for electromagnet. Electromagnet is a current is surrounded by a magnetic field.
Photo by Rob Swatski
F Is for feet. Feet is a measure link.
Photo by Leo Reynolds
G is for gravity. Gravity is what keep us on the ground
Photo by LadyDragonflyCC - >;<
H is for honey bees. Honey bees is the thing that can make honey from their wask
Photo by bob in swamp
I is for insect. Insect is are animal that can live anywhere
Photo by nickwheeleroz
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Photo by Jim Nix / Nomadic Pursuits
K is for kilometer. Kilometer is a type of measurement
Photo by ЕленАндреа
O is for octopus. Octopus is the longest living Dino ever
Photo by Leo Reynolds
P is for pressure. Pressure is measure by a barometer of units.
Photo by SnaPsi Сталкер
Q is for quantity. Quantity is a property that can exist as a magnitude or multitude.
Photo by DeeAshley
R is for rain gauge. Rain gauge is a instrument that accurate rain amounts
Photo by danmachold
S is for sling psychrometer. Psychrometer is a measure the humidity of the air.
Photo by cambridgebayweather
T is for temperature. Temperature is a measure of high a low
Photo by Leo Reynolds
U is for unit. Unit is a meter on tall or small
Photo by The Slushey One
V is for vibration. Vibration is a sound
Photo by jonashaffer
W is for wheel and axle. Wheel and axle is a simple machine
Photo by Don Fulano
Z is for zebra. Zebra is a black and white strips animal
Photo by digitalART2
