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Picture This: Photographs taken from space

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on photographs taken from space. Descri

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Try This at Home: How gravity pulls a planet into a ball

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Simple Experiment: How gravity holds the moon to the earth

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Picture This: Why the planets do not fly away

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Try This at Home: Why we are not thrown off the earth

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Let Me Explain Why things fall downwards

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Simple Experiment: Why a feather falls slowly

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Picture This: The part air resistance plays

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Try This at Home: How fast a falling object goes

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Picture This: Measuring mass with a balance

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Try This at Home: Measuring weight with a spring balance

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Science Challenge: Why weight changes on the moon but mass does not

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Simple Experiment: Choosing the canopy material

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Try This at Home: Timing the fall

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Science Challenge: Testing a large canopy against a small one

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Simple Experiment: The movable pulley

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Try This at Home: Why a pulley makes lifting easier

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Simple Experiment: Why the second gear turns the other way

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Picture This: A big gear driving a small one

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Try This at Home: A small gear driving a big one

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