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  • • Robo-Bob's Erupting Volcano
    • • What You'll Need
      • How You Make It
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      • What to do
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    • Zorp's Invisible Ink
    • • By using a lemon
      • ...or by using grapes
    • Make your own Bath Salts!
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    • Robo-Bob's Borax Snowflakes
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  • Ask the expert
  • • Why can’t we measure temperature below -273.16°C
    • How far is the Earth from the Sun?
    • How does the Xbox 360 work with motion?
    • Where does salt come from?
    • If oil, coal and metals are not being made by the earth now,what will happen when they are all used up
    • Why can't a hot object cool down further than room temperature?
    • What happens when you burn magnesium under a Bunsen burner?
    • Where is the deepest part of the oceans?
    • Why does the Earth act like a magnet?
    • How hot is a volcano?
    • What would you get if you mix chlorine and beryllium?
    • How big is the Sun?
    • Why can't you burn a rock?
    • What substance is made when coal is burned with oxygen
    • Where does electricity come from?
    • How do we know the Earth's core is so hot?
    • Why is carbon monoxide dangerous?
    • Which planet is the furthest away from the Sun?
    • How is beryllium extracted from its ore?
    • Does a vacuum cleaner use oxygen?
    • What would happen if the Earth's outer core stops being liquid iron and becomes a solid
    • How do scientists measure the temperature of the lava in a volcano?
    • What happens to the particles when magnesium is burned in air?
    • What’s the commonest country for coal?
    • At what temperature does Oxygen become a liquid?
    • How hot is the North Pole?
    • What muscles do you use when you are playing on your xbox 360?
    • How does my Wii controller work?
    • How is lightning produced?
    • Why is the Earth's mantle plastic?
    • Why is the earth so hot (and what would happen if the inner core of the earth became cold)?
    • Can lava melt ceramics?
    • Which is hotter, the Sun or the centre of the Earth?
    • What happens when you taste beryllium to test its sweetish nature
    • How are the geographic poles different from the magnetic poles?
    • Where does aquamarine come from?
    • How do scientists measure carbon dioxide levels billions of years ago
    • How do scientists measure the temperature of the moon?
    • Why is humus in soil so important?
    • Why can we not reach a boiling point of higher than 107 degrees celsius for NaCl?
    • If a tree in the path of liquid lava catches fire, how is the heat trasferred to the tree?
    • What happens to copper when burnt on a bunson burner
    • what happens when you drop a piece of sodium into water
  • News
  • • Smart pills coming soon
    • New 'Earth-like' planet found
    • More of your questions answered on 'Ask the Expert'
    • Calling all future inventors!
    • Could you charge your mobile phone by speaking to it?
    • Halton schools enter the Science Olympics
    • Watch Hawaii's volcano erupt!
    • Competition - What will life look like in 2050?
    • Marvellous magnetic medicine!
    • Brand new interactive periodic table
    • New gadget drowns out the dentist drill
    • Missed BBC's stargazing live?
    • Win an iPod Touch and cash prize for your school
    • Crisp packets made from potatoes?
    • Environmentally friendly chewing gum
    • Poo power heats homes
    • Halton 4Teenz - new website launched
    • New dinosaur bones discovered in Romania
    • Year 6 Visit The Bankfield Science Department
    • Students enter the Science Olympics
    • New early human fossil found in South Africa
    • New Year - New Experiments!
    • Can you cough into your phone please?
    • Daresbury firm set for racing computer game first
    • Halton science-themed firework display 2009
    • Want SatNav on your bike helmet?
    • 118 Videos from Youtube Professor
    • Evidence for origin of life found in comet
    • Newspapers with pictures that move!
    • Bang goes the theory!
    • Cheshire Village set to go carbon neutral
    • Star Trek medical scanner here on Earth
    • Astronauts simulate mission to Mars
    • Camera clothes could be a reality
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    • Wormy jelly goes walkabout
    • Wheelchair that moves by thought alone
    • “Good morning class – I’m your new robo-teacher!”
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