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What Are Hot Dogs Made Of?
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Hot dogs are about as American as baseball and apple pie. You know you love them, but do you know what's actually in them?
How Does a Counterfeit Detector Pen Work?
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Counterfeit detector pens use special chemicals to spot a fake bill. How do they do it?
The Biggest Animal in the World and 7 Massive Contenders
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What is the biggest animal ever to exist on Earth? The largest animal that is currently living on the planet is the blue whale, but was it the largest animal to have ever existed in history? Find out the answer in this article.
How Fast Does a Bullet Travel?
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Reference frames can help explain how a bullet fired from a gun behaves on a moving train. Learn more about reference frames and Newton's first law.
How Many Regular Helium Balloons Would It Take to Lift Someone?
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There's actually an equation to figure it out!
How do retractable roofs in convertible stadiums work?
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I've noticed a lot of new sports stadiums using retractable roofs. How do these convertible stadiums work?
How can I measure the drag on a car?
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I have to think of a way of measuring how much drag is pushing on my mother's car as we are driving on the highway. Do you know how I can make one?
What exactly is dyslexia?
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Dyslexia is a learning disorder that makes reading difficult or nearly impossible for some. Learn how dyslexia affect the brain.
Why Does Chocolate Turn White? Unraveling the Sweet Mystery
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You know how chocolate sometimes turns white? Why does that happen and is it still OK to eat?
What speed should I drive to get maximum fuel efficiency?
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I know that the faster I drive my car, the more gas it uses. But on the other hand, I'll get to my destination in less time. Is there a "sweet spot" on the speedometer that would give me maximum fuel efficiency? And if so, is it different for different car models?