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WHIZKID SCIENCE Experiments

hooplakidz Lab 

Incredible Science

Science for Kids

Steve Spangler’s Sick Science

Veritasium

HowCast

Dr. Mad Science

Bill Nye the Science Guy

Science Bob

More about George Washington Carver:

Carver was born into slavery

Carver attempted to enroll at Highland College in Kansas but was rejected because of his skin colour

Carver saved money and enrolled at Simpson College in Iowa where he excelled in academic subjects and impressed many.

Carver was a talented artist.

Etta Budd was the name of his art teacher. She encouraged Carver to study Botany at Iowa State Agricultural College in Ames.

Carver was the first black student at that institution.

Carver impressed his professors and encouraged him to remain as a graduate student.

Carver obtained his Master of Agriculture degree in 1896.

Carver believed that he could use his training as an agricultural chemist to help improve the lives of poor Southern farmers.

The products Carver derived from peanuts range from cosmetics to dyes. 

Carver also developed products from other plant products.

George Washington Carver: artist, chemist, botanist, educator, and inventor.

(American Chemical Society Page about George Washington Carver)

Due to colorless irises, the red hue from the blood vessels is visible causing a ‘red-eye’ effect.

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Breakfast! Flowerhat jellies eat live fish, which they ensnare in their tentacles. | #animalfacts #ocean #animals #jellies #jellyfish #breakfast #boston #massachusetts #animalvideo

Octopuses are smart! They play with toys, pull off daring escapes, and are masters of disguise. But they’re also smart in a lot of ways that the human mind probably can’t comprehend. For example, they basically have independent brains in their arms!

Soaking flowers in highlighter fluid Try this at home: Flower science experiment for kids Top image source

Materials: 1. 9" balloon 2. CD 3. water bottle pop-top cap 4. A hot glue gun 5. Push pin Steps: 1. First, cover the center hole of the CD with a piece of tape and poke 6 holes in the tape with a push pin. 2. Next, use the hot glue gun to glue the cap to the center of the CD. 3. Then, blow up the balloon and pinch its neck. 4. Next, make sure the pop-top is closed and fit the neck of the balloon over the pop-up portion of the cap. 5. Finally, put the craft on a smooth surface and pop the top open. Lesson: The air flow created by the balloon causes a cushion of moving air between the disc and the surface. This lifts the CD and reduces the friction, which allows the CD to hover.

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