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How does the light affect the bubbling and why does the plan do that?

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How does the light affect the bubbling and why does the plan do that?

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Why does the bubbles move against gravity?

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How is the pace of the bubbles related to the light going on and off?

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Conor Hopkins Rita Avalos Stef Balestrieri George Medlin and Taheem                Is the light going on and off simulating the sun's cycle?

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Conor Hopkins Rita Avalos Stef Balestrieri George Medlin and Taheem                Is the light going on and off simulating the sun's cycle?

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HMMM??????

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Quinn, Badalucco, Previte, Saavedra, Pirro

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Quinn, Badalucco, Previte, Saavedra, Pirro

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Do the bubbles stop when the light goes out?

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How is this bubble and water related to photosynthesis?

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How do underwater plants survive in places with no light?

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Air is lighter than water. Therefore, the bubbles moves upwards against gravity.

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Maybe they produce energy in other ways 

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Maybe they produce energy in other ways 

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The closer the light, the more bubbles

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it IS photosynthesis. the plant takes the sunlight and carbon dioxide in and processes it into oxygen which are the bubbles.

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Some light is able to reach underwater, just less than on land.

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Some light is able to reach underwater, just less than on land.

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the higher the light intensity, probably the higher pace of bubbles