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/Home/Sciences/Physical Science/Physics/Physics for Kids " + url + " Votes:0 Credits Legal PRIVACY ©1999- TryScience/New York Hall of Science Read More Go to Site Air Travelers Votes:0 Air Travelers is an introduction to the basic principles of buoyancy, properties of gases, temperature, and the technology involved in hot air ballooning. This resource is primarily for teachers in the upper elementary grades. [ Activities | Teacher Background | Science Background | Gallery ] science learning network / inquiry resources / copyright © 1996 OMSI acknowledgments Read More Go to Site All About Atoms - What are atoms? Votes:0 Privacy and Security Notice Science Education What are atoms? Atoms are the basic building blocks of matter that make up everyday objects. A desk, the air, even you are made up of atoms! There are 90 naturally occurring kinds of atoms. Scientists in labs have been able to make about 25 more. Click here to continue This page is maintained by Steve Gagnon . 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Do not touch electrical cords that are broken or have wire showing . 2. Do not play with or bite electrical cords. 3. Do not stick fingers or any other objects into light sockets, appliances or electrical outlets. 4. Do not overload outlets with too many plugs. 5. Do not pull on cords to unplug appliances. Hold on to the plug itself. 6. Do not touch anything electrical while you are wet or standing in or near water. 7. If you ever find that a power line has fallen STAY AWAY FROM IT and report it immediately to an adult. And hopefully they will take the proper measures to have it removed. 8. Do not fly kites, model airplanes or balloons near power lines. 9. Do not climb power poles or trees close to power lines. 10. Do not touch or go near electrical equipment. Stay away from anything ma Read More Go to Site Electricity Shocks Votes:0 Shocking Electricity Welcome to our web page!!! 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To start off, I'd like to give you an idea of what lasers and holograms are. You will find a simple drawing of a laser at the bottom of this page. Ready? OK! Let's GO . . . . What is a HOLOGRAM? Well, a hologram is like a picture. Sort of. You see, when you look at a picture -- like a photograph -- it is f Read More Go to Site Home Page Votes:0 Electromania Come explore our web site. It will light up your life! Go to Facts Page Go to Picture Page Go to Author Page Go to Bibliography Page Back to ThinkQuest Visit Our School Sign Our Guestbook Read More Go to Site Lasers Votes:0 Lasers Lasers are used to cut precise patterns in glass and metal, to reshape corneas to correct poor vision, and to provide intense heat in controlled fusion experiments. But we also use lasers as very precise light sources in supermarket checkout lines, CD players, and to transmit most telephone signals. But what is a laser? How is laser light different from regular light? You can figure this out by playing with different kinds of light in the demonstration below. Notice how the distance between peaks, the "wavelength", changes with the color. With laser light all the crests and troughs line up with each other. Yes that means that all the light is exactly the same color. We call that "monochromatic". But the laser light has a second thing that is special. 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Rub one end of the string on the soap, then roll the string in your fingers so it's pointy. Poke the end of the string through the hole into the cup. Reach into the cup with your fingers and pull the string a few inches. Tie the end of the string to a paper clip. Do steps 3 and 4 again with the other cup and the other end of the string. N ow you've got an Ear Guitar! 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