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Category: Grade 9
Humans in Space
Identify the three types of space probes, and describe the purpose of each. Interplanetary probes fly by celestial bodies. Orbiters are placed in orbit around a celestial body. Landers land on the surface of a celestial body. Describe three milestones in space exploration that you think are interesting (include the date, the name of…
Statistics Partner Project
Biased- Influencing data by influencing the question, making more or less appealing to the customers/consumers/users. Ex. After movies are released, articles about the movie are as well. Many critics write things that the creators of the movies will put in their ads to make the movie seem better. Things such as “Best movie of the…
Little Brother Media Project
Expanding Universe
1. What did you do in this lab? In this lab we explored The Theory of the Expanding Universe, and how it works. We used a balloon and several dots on the balloon to show the expansion in the universe. We blew up the balloon at 3 different sizes, barely filled, half filled, and fully…
Mutation Story
Part 1: I am Deuteranopia, a type of Red-Green colour blindness, an X chromosome living in Daniel passed down by his parents. I am caused by defective or missing M-cones (medium wave lengths); these genes are located side by side on the X chromosome. Due to the adjacency between them, they can get reconfigured and…
Inside the Nucleus- Edible DNA Model
1A) How are DNA, Chromosomes, and Genes related? Chromosomes are made of DNA, and genes are sections of DNA. 1B) How are DNA, Chromosomes, and Genes different? A chromosome is a structure that is made of DNA and protein. Chromosomes are found in the nucleus of cells and chromosomes contain genes. 2) What does each item represent?…
Found Poem
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2 Types of Charge
Over the course of our Electricity Unit, we have learned about electric charges and how they react when encountering each other. Positive and Positive/Negative and Negative Like charges repel. Positive and Negative: Unlike charges attract. Neutral and Positive/Negative Neutral objects attract charged objects.
Potassium Iodide
Potassium Iodide (KI) How we use it: KI is a powdery substance use to protect the thyroid gland form possible radiation injury. Radiation injuries include sun damage, too much exposure to tanning beds, x-rays, and even nuclear weapons. Physical Properties: An odourless, white, solid, powdery Boiling point- 1323 degrees Celsius Melting point- 681 degrees…