Over the last couple of weeks I have been making a six second sience video here it is:
lava in a cup from Room16 Parkvale on Vimeo.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Thursday, November 07, 2013
Ninja Pig
NINJA PIG
Introduction
The new animal, Ninja Pig has formed and did you know that he can do a triple back flip kick? Ninja Pig is Spider Pig’s brother ( the Movie star off the Simpsons), so don’t mess with Ninja Pig!!!
Ninja Pig is made out of a Ninja and a Pig, When you put them together it makes, Ninja Pig. Ninja Pig comes from a galaxy way up in space. He sleeps at day and karate chops at night. If you come across ninja pig he will karate chop your head off and backwards kick your arms off for his midnight snack.
Ninja Pig is not afraid of anything except for light, so always take a torch when you go out at night. This creature is rare but will strike without warning so next time you go out at night remember a light or Ninja Pig with strike. He approaches without a sign and is as heavy as a full bottle of wine.
Ninja pig is round and has a black suit with red flames around the outside of his suit. The flamed suit is indestructible and he carries his machete and Ak47 on his belt, he uses them to kill his enemies. If you see him put his hand in his mouth, you’re dead! It is special poison that only ninja pigs can survive you will die instantly.
Ninja Pig’s main diet is humans, but when he gets sick of human flesh he moves onto takeaways. You might see him at Carls Junior, McDonald's, Burger king, Mac's fish & chips, KFC and his favourite is Westermans.
When he catches you he kills you and takes the blood, eye balls and testicals out and freezes them for an ice block. Next time you go out and about be sure to watch out for Ninja Pig.
Written by me and Josh
Centripetal Force
Hypothesis:
I predict that the faster you go the lighter it will get and the less water will spill. the water will stay at the side on the side at the back. If you spin it fast enough it he gravity should not harm the water.
Variables we must control:
Variables
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Control
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liquid
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each bucket filled to the 2 mark to ensure they have the same amount of water.
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direction
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spin the same direction.
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object
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make sure they are bothe the same size.
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weight
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to make sure the object weighs the same.
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technique
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so they start the same and finish the same.
everybody holds it on the same angle.
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Method:
You hold the bucket exactly on the same angle and spin around holden the bucket inwards haveing a look aat the water. You have to try and keep as much water as you can in your bucket. All you need is a bucket and water.
Results:
Was your prediction correct? I was correct except for when I thought it would go to the back but it just stayed still. What happened and why?The centripetal force kept it still inside the bucket. The faster you spun the lighter it went the more it wanted to fall out and the gravity made it hard to start to lift the bucket at the start.
Yay I am doing it |
Wednesday, November 06, 2013
Boat or Submarine
Boat or Submarine
Scientists:
Question/Goal/ problem
What shape of container will hold the most weight ?
Hypothesis ** Our shape is like a long rectangle and we think it will be good because it is quite wide because it will carry more coins.
Materials
Container filled with water, modelling clay, old coins
Method Create a boat out of modelling clay.
I Fill the container with water.
Place the boat carefully onto the water so it floats.
One at a time , put coins carefully into the boat . Count how many coins are in the boat before it sinks.
Observation/ Analyse (What happened and why I think it happened)
**Our shape held 6 coins but then it sunk because it wasn't big enough and it was a bit too thick and it was to heavy
Conclusion
I think the wider the better and the thinner the better. The pefect boat (Just about.) |
Tuesday, November 05, 2013
Ballon Rocket
Balloon rocket
Hypothesis:
It will fly like a rocket
Materials
balloon, tape, 2 stable objects, string
Observation
It went flying across the nylon and it moved all the air out the small gap to push all the air out and it moved like a rocket.
Conclusion
The air from the back of the balloon pushes against the stable objects. Does Air have Weight?
AIR HAS WEIGHT
Did you Think air has weight?
My prediction: NO because it floats.
While I am going to tell you, yes it does it has about 15 pounds of weight in the air. If you were like me and thought it didn’t you are wrong.
Equipment:
ruler (maybe two)
straight newspaper
and a firm karate chop
Here is my explanation:
you put the ruler half on a table and scrunch a piece a paper when you karate chop the ruler and the paper up because their was air under it. When you lay the paper flat no air is under so it will snap the ruler (hopefully.) When you just have a ruler halfway on the table it flings a bit like something in a catapult. Woah Crighton you have three arms!!! |
Did I break it? |
Monday, November 04, 2013
Race a speed boat
Race a Speedboat
Can you make a paper boat race across the water just by gently touching the surface of the water?
Hypothesis
when you touch the dish washing liquid it water it will bubble and make the boat move.
Materials
Coloured card, washing up liquid, pencil or sharpie, scissors, large container of water.
Method
we cut out a shape for our boat then we filled our bucket so it was a quarter fill. Then we but our boat in the water and put a touch of dish washing liquid on our finger and we slowly put it in and we broke the surface tension to move the boat.
Observation
We put our hand in and broke the surface tension to move the boat. broke the surface tension to move the boat.
Conclusion
We broke the surface tension to make the boat move. The water that didn't break pulled the boat
Short Experiment to Follow Up
Make Metal Float
Gently place a paperclip on the water’s surface.
Hypothesis
It does float because you carefully remove your hand and it will float but if you don't it will sink.
Observation
It does float because you carefully remove your hand and it will float but if you don't it will sink.
Conclusion
When Henry removed his hand it broke the surface of the water.
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