| VOLUME 14 2004/05 |
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THE SPINE: BODY'S CONTROL |
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 For centuries, scientists have been fascinated with the human body. This intricately designed machine is capable of performing tasks and maneuvers upon demand. Often, a task such as walking for granted. The ability to walk is engineered by the spinal cord and the spinal column. But, what happens when spinal cord injuries occur?
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ATOMS AND ELEMENTS |
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 Everything on earth and in space is made up of elements, the basic building blocks of nature. As the fundamental chemical units of which all matter, at or above the atomic level, is composed, elements are substances that cannot be separated into simpler substances by chemical means.
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A TRIP THROUGH THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM |
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 The air we breathe is a mixture of various gases. One gas in particular is vital for our survival on earth. This colorless, odorless, and tasteless gaseous element is oxygen. Oxygen is found in all living tissue and is essential for our existence. Our bodies acquire oxygen through ventilation and respiration.
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SPECTACULAR SHARKS |
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 Sharks have inhabited our oceans for more than 400 million years. Their ability to adapt to their environment over time has classified them as one of the world's most successful species. In this edition of SCIENCE SCREEN REPORT FOR KIDS, we dive into the ocean to take a closer look at these magnificent creatures and examine the qualities and characteristics that have enabled them to survive for millions of years. |
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STATES OF MATTER: SOLID, LIQUID AND GAS |
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 Anything that takes up space is matter. And, all forms of matter, elements or compounds, have specific chemical and physical properties. Under the right conditions, matter can occur as solid, liquid, gas or plasma. When it is heated or cooled it can change state, going from solid to liquid, liquid to solid or even solid to gas.
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A LOOK INTO THE HUMAN EYE
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 Eyes are one of the most overworked organs. We depend on our eyesight daily and often don't realize how much until something goes wrong. Vision impairments can be the result of heredity or trauma to the eye. Routine eye exams can detect and help prevent further loss of vision. The most common of vision impairments can easily be corrected with eyeglasses, contact lenses, and now surgery. Through research, scientists are discovering new ways to improve and restore vision.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF OUR FACE |
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 The face is our window to the world, allowing us to communicate with the world around us. The organs of the mouth function to take in food and start the digestive process. The mouth also allows us to speak and communicate our thoughts and ideas through language.
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