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I want to do medical science because I am really interested in this topic. I want to learn about is all of e diseases that could happen to a baby.

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Hypothesis:
I hypothesise that the heavier the object the faster it will fall because heavy items drop faster than light ones.

How I will find it out:
I will found it out by seeing if a pencil case fell faster than a pen and my hypothesis was proven right because the pencil case fell faster than the pen and the pencil case is heavier than the pen.

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In our test we did a book and a ruler. Our hypothesis was that the book dropped slower. Our test proved that the RULER actually dropped slower. we think this is because it was spinning a lot and made it slower.

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Is Air Force connected to natural laws?

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I think the water forms on the glass because of the CO2 in the air. It hits the cold glass and creates water droplets on the inside of the glass.

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My hypothesis is that the ruler is faster than the book because the ruler is more lighter than the book and that it takes less time to fall than the book...

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My hypothesis is that the particles in the lemonade rise and condense on the surface of the cup.

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Hypothesis:
I think the heat from out side is being cooled down and it forms little droplets of water outside the glass.

How I would test it:
I would test it by using a magnified glass and see if my hypothesis is right.

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Drop Test

Items: Macbook case and pen.

Hypothesis: I think my mac book case is going to fall first because it is bigger and heavier.

The pen hit the ground first because the pen is smaller and it can fly through the air faster. The mac book case fell last because more air pushes against it  which slows it down.

I thalways the smaller and lighter object will hit the ground first because not much air pushes against it.

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The shape and the weight will determine the speed of falling

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it depends on the size and weight send by liver

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it depends on the size and weight send by liver

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Is liquid faster than solid?

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I think the paper hovers because hot air balloons work by the air under the balloon and makes them float and because paper is so light the air hovers under the paper which causes it to hover for a few seconds....... I think

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it depends on the size and the weight

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I feel like

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I think that the lighter thing hit the floor 1st because I think it had more speed. -Crystal and Hridey

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This experiment reminded me of another: objects in water. The lighter objects float, the heavier sink down quickly. A paper boat will eventually fall and sink, but do so very, very slowly. A piece of lead sinks down straight away.

I believe that the weight depends which item will fall first, but the size and how much surface area it takes up also plays a part in determining how fast it falls.

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Weight will determine speed of falling. The heavier the object the faster it will fall

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Our scientific video.

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People can write questions and answers over here

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Items: Rubber and Bag of Chips

Hypothesis:
I think the rubber will go down first because the packet of chips is sort of flat like paper.

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Water vapour
The water inside the glass freezes and some water comes out of the glass like sweat, it evaporates.

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We did our experiment on carpet and when we dropped the objects like pens pencils and a ruler it bounced because when it hits the ground because of the force gravity it pulls to the ground. The carpet absorbs the impact from when it hits the ground and the shape of the pen uneven the weight

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I think there is water in the air.
I think we could catch some air and have a look at it.

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I hypothesise that a heavier object will drop faster because of the weight and the lighter object will drop slower because it has less weight.

How i found out: i found out that my hypothesis was right because when we dropped the pencil case and pencil the pencil case dropped faster because of the weight.

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My hypothesis is that the heavier the object is the faster the object will fall

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My hypothesis is that the lengthier the pen, the faster gravity pulls it down

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the pencil case falls quicker because its a lighter object compared to the book and its a smaller object than the book

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Do Natural Laws relate to the actual laws of Australia?

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think that things like paper will fall slower because it was on a vertical angle and the mass of the paper is stopping the air going through the paper but because the keys are taking up less air mass than the paper so it goes faster.

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It's the diffrent weights heavy goes fast light goes slow

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The lemonade evaporates into the fridge and the cold of the air inside moves around

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My new hypothesis is the coldness of the water then starts to sweat and soaks through the glass and becomes the glass's basically sweat

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what if both tasted like lemonade?

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when it hits something cold it gets evaporated

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It will not be true because there is no cracks in the glass

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We think that the lemonade turns into vapour, goes into the air and sticks onto the glass.

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it might of been the lemonade evaporated and became warm it was meeting the cold glass

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Water vapour

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the water could have sweat from the difference of heat

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I think it would be that the lemonade "boiled" in a random way and then concentrated the flavour out side of the glass by the process of condensation

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It's metal so yeh

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water vapour

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AARIZ KHAN

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i dont think the chemicals go well together

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Water vapour

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water which collects as droplets on a cold surface when humid air is in contact with it.

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I think that the temperature makes the liquid cold so ice make water when it melts

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I think when the weather is cold usually outside and cold, its warm on the inside and it can be reversed.

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I think that it is because of the mist that sticks to the glass to make it have that little drops of water.

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why do chemicals make the reaction they do when certain ones collide ?

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i think that when the lemonade is put in the freezer the outside turns icy and then when it melts it turns to water or something like that.

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why is the weather always cold in the morning and hot during the day?

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The glass of lemonade was put in the fridge where it became cold and when it came out it was heated which made it condensate but time hasn't flown by and the procedure is just starting so it looks like that.

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I think There is gas that causes the fizz and when it is exposed out into the open air it is released and causes it

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I think that when you

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I think the water drops form because, the steam in the air turns to water when it hits something cold.

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I think it could be from the different temperature from the fridge to the warm inside area

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I think it the little droplets of water is water vapour because when warm liquid comes in contact with cold air it creates water vapour.

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i think that the temperature makes the liquid cold so ice makes water

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I think that it's pressured for some reason so it's stuck on the glass because of the pressure

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the little droplets of water is the heat on the outside of the glass merging with the cold water and it is forming a type of liquid.
The water droplets are sticking to the outside because they are light enough to not get pulled by gravity.

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theory:I think its because its cold on the inside,and then it gets cold on the outside from the fridge,and then it gets wet and forms some droplets on the glass....idk

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My hypothesis is that the glass was warm and so was the lemonade... And when the glass of lemonade got put inside a cold area steam started to form which them the steam formed into condensation

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I think the water appears on the outside of the glass because the liquid vapour that floats up from the glass which sticks to the glass because of the moisture and the temperature in the air.

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what is natural laws

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So natural laws and science are basically the same thing?

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What is a simple way of describing natural laws

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What Would happen without Natural Laws?

Turn And Talk:
when the glasses went into the fridge because of the cold environment the glass got evaporated.

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When the water is put into the cold frezzer it gets cold, then when exposed to warm air it evaporates and creates the bubbles.

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I am so excited