How can we find out answers to our questions? We thought of these ways:
Internet search and research
Reading books (non fiction) - e.g. encyclopedias, dictionaries,
TV(National Geographic, Discovery Science, Discovery) or DVD
Asking experts (scientists)
Radio
Test our ideas ourselves
Read a newspaper
We have a lot of questions!
If you find the answer, send it in!
Who?
Who invented candles?
Who invented the light bulb?
What?
What is light?
What are sunspots?
What is dark?
What makes the biggest shadow in the world/universe?
Where?
Where do shadows come from?
Where does light come from?
Where is the darkest place in the world/the universe?
When?
When was the light bulb/candle invented?
Why?
Why does light happen?
Why do we have shadows?
Why do we have rainbows?
Why are rainbows made of different colours?
Why can light be so bright and powerful?
Why don't the flames from the sun go out?
How?
How do you make electric light?
How can we measure light?
How is light made?
How hot (many degrees) is the sun?
Where do shadows come from?
ReplyDeleteYou need a light source and something to block it.
Jonah
Howhot is the sun?
ReplyDeletemabye 2551 digree.
prabhav
How is light made?
ReplyDeleteThe answer is that light is made up of little tiny massless particles called photons. Photons are basically just little tiny bits of stuff that fly through the air in straight lines.
I found out from:Ask the Van website
Rhea
What are sunspots?
ReplyDeleteSunspots vary in size from what appear to be small specks on the sun's surface, to at least 90,000 miles long, and 200,000 miles in length, and are visible on most clear days.
Found out from:Cool Quiz
Rhea