A Scientific Story

Once upon a time, there was a star. And the star said, "I hate these guys who are in me, so I think I will explode."

And that's just what he did. BOOM! And the Earth, Mars, the Sun, Venus, and et cetera was created. We were all apes at the time. And then a crater came towards Earth. It hit the Earth and because of its impact it flung out of the Earth's gravity, and became our moon.

Then aliens that were from Mars came and  used a flying saucer and took us away to Mars. We took the flying saucer and hit Earth and instantly we became men and women but some didn't and they remained monkeys and apes.

You might be thinking, "Where is the entirely iron space-ship today?" It is the center of the Earth. The Earth grew around the space-ship and now it's too deep to dig out. And that's the story of how the Earth was made.

Please, ask me all the questions you have.

Chemistry

Chemistry.  It is used all the time.  When we want to see how cold it is, we see on a thermometer.  We use chemistry to make thermometers because we know about mercury.  Mercury is a liquid and it expands and contracts as the air around it is hot or cold. Chemistry is also used to keep plants alive. The plants around us need nitrogen, but they can't get it from the air. Thanks to nodules (that have nitrogen), they stick to plants and give nitrogen.  We have such a life with science on our side!

Honeybees

Honeybees can make honey by working together.


First, a scout honeybee finds a flower by flying. The bee then goes into the hive and does a dance. The faster it is, it means more pollen. The dance also tells the other bees where to find the flower. A different bee goes and finds the flower after watching the dance.


The bee takes pollen and brings it back to the hive. Bees drop pollen sometimes and it's called pollian, and it helps plants grow. Bees make honey out of the pollen and store some for the winter. Honey is made of pollen.

How You Can Save Money

Poop is eating up by bugs. This means that it would be nice of you to fed your bug pet poo. (So you could save money with water bills.)