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How A Transformer Works

A transformer is an electrical device used to convert AC power at a certain voltage level to AC power at a different vol..
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How The Pendulum Works

Have you ever looked inside a grandfather clock or a small mechanical alarm clock, seen all the gears and springs and th..
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Why Toothpaste Repels Water

Water has too much surface tension to make bubbles last...they contract on themselves and pop, and the water evapora..

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Ignition Coil

In order to generate as high a voltage as possible at the secondary it is necessary to produce as high a voltage as p..

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Experiment To Test Why Big Ships Don't Sink

All you need is: * aluminum foil, * a few paper clips, * an empty aquarium (or similar large container)..
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How Layers Of Rocks Help Predict Their Age

When rocks occur as undisturbed layers, we find that the lowest layers will be the oldest and topmost layers will be the..
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How The Chameleon Changes Its Color

Under a chameleon’s outer skin are special skin cells with colour (or pigment) in them. These cells are called chromatop..
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Multicellular Organisms

Increased co-ordination between colonial cells appeared with the evolution of the sponges (Porifera). Sponges may be f..
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Propulsion By Propellers

Moving a vehicle, may it be on the ground, on the water, or in the air, requires a force to overcome the friction and in..
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The First Molluscs

Other kinds of annelids also developed in which the animal did not attach itself to the sea floor but continued to cra..
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Animatronics

Long before digital effects appeared, animatronics was making cinematic history. Who can forget the scare of the Great W..
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Iron And Its History

(Anglo-Saxon, iron; L. ferrum) Iron was used prehistorically: * Genesis mentions that Tubal-Cain, seven generatio..
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