Everyday Science

When Did The First Compact Disc Come Out?

When Did The First Compact Disc Come Out – Origin of the Compact Disc! The compact disc is popularly known as CD (

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Why Is The Ocean Blue? When you think of Cancun, the crystal clear turquoise water comes to mind the most. But why is the

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Is There Plant Life In Antarctica? During the wonderful trips, we made this summer, we told you about Antarctica. From

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What Is a Programming Algorithm? If you are reading these lines, it is because you already know what a computer is. Anyway,

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Most Of The Water On Earth Is Found In ?? Indeed, water is very abundant there: it covers roughly 70% of the Earth’s

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What Are Clouds Made Of? Today we are going to talk about clouds… what are they made of? How are they formed? Before that, I

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What Is Plaster Of Paris Plaster is a building material that is mainly used for plastering. But its use tends to become more

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Who invented the telephone? Alexander Graham Bell, Scottish-born inventor, scientist, philanthropist, and teacher of the

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What Does RSVP Mean? RSVP is an acronym for the French expression “Répondez S’il Vous Plait“, a phrase that

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How many earths can fit in the sun? Put it this way, you could accommodate 1.3 million Earth within the Sun or you would need

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How Do Blue Jays Get Their Color? Blue Jays, also called Blue Magpies or Azulejos, are common songbirds that often visit the

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We explain what protons are, how they were discovered, their properties, and characteristics. What is Proton? The proton is

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