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Lesson 27: [00:03.58]Let's Do an Experiment! [00:07.24]One Experiment,Two Theories [00:11.81]A theory is an idea.A theory predicts what will happen. [00:18.57]An experiment shows what happens. [00:23.25]BRIAN:Did you read about this experiment,Danny?
unit 571 探望同事 dialogue 英语情景对话 A:Excuse me. Could you give me the room number of Mr. Thomas? A:劳驾,请问托马斯先生住在那个病房? C:Just a moment. He is in Room 307. C:稍等,他在307号病房。 A:How are you f
Last time we talked about how astronauts eat and drink under weightless conditions in space. Today we'll cover the next question kids love to ask-how do astronauts go to the bathroom in space? It may sound silly, but it's really a good question, beca
The Mysterious Liquid In Yogurt When you open a container of yogurt, youll often see liquid collected on top. Some people mix it back into the yogurt, and others drain it off. What is it, and where does it come from? To solve the mystery of the liqui
It may sound silly, but its really a good question, because weightlessness does make a visit to the latrine a tricky proposition. Weightlessness poses two main problems in the bathroom. The first is that an astronaut could drift away from the bowl at
As It Is - Remember Your Chemistry Classes? An international team of researchers recently reported creation of a new element that is 40 percent heavier than lead. The researchers successfully developed what they are calling Element Number 117 at a la
[ti:UNIT 4 Look into Science! Lesson 32: Unit Review] [0:00.000]UNIT 4 [0:01.873]Look into Science! [0:04.086]Lesson 32 [0:05.447]Unit Review [0:07.036]Ⅰ. Building Your Vocabulary [0:10.383]A. Fill in each blank with the proper word or phrase from
Magmas 岩浆 Have you heard about liquid rock? 你听说过液态岩石吗? It might sound funny to you. 这听起来可能很好笑。 How can a rock be liquid? While it can be. 岩石怎么可能是液体呢?但有时它还真是。 If the tem
Gas 气体 There are three different kinds of matter. They are solids, liquids and gases. 物质分三种:固体、液体和气体。 Gas has no shape, so you can't touch gas. 气体本无形,所以你触摸不到。 Gas moves very freely. 气体能
Having the opportunity to take on a diverse range of classes such as economics and chemistry along with her music studies is the perfect combination for Diane. Marsha James | Washington DC 10 August 2010 Oberlin Conservatory of Music Student Diane Ly
归纳拓展跟动名词作宾语的动词 考虑建议盼原谅(consider/suggest/advise,look forward to, excuse, pardon) 承认推迟没得想(admit, delay/put off,fancy) 避免错过继续练(avoid, miss, keep/keep on, practise) 否认完成停
French fries are delicious. French fries with ketchup are a little slice of heaven. 我们都知道炸薯条很好吃,再配上番茄酱简直就是人间美味。 The problem is it's basically impossible to pour exactly the right amount. 但问题是
Take a look out your window, put on your glasses if you wear them. 向窗外张望一下,有必要的话,戴上眼镜。 You might want to grab a pair of binoculars, too, or a magnifying lens. 也许你还想拿副望远镜或是放大镜。 Now,
This years Nobel Prize in Chemistry is about the worlds smallest machines. G?ran Hansson, secretary general of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, earlier this morning. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2016 Nobel Priz
Those planets are all going to be so hot, and you cant develop something as complex as life. Scientists have gone back to the drawing board, looking to find worlds capable of supporting life, small rocky planets like earth. We dont know that life has
You know, he said, in an important voice, 你们知道,他用郑重其事的声音说, I've thought all along that that pig of ours was an extra good one. 我已经想通了,我们这只小猪是一只特级好猪。 He's a solid pig. That pig
By Tom Rivers London 07 October 2009 Ada Yonath (file photo) Two Americans and one Israeli share this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work showing how the DNA code is translated into life itself. Americans Venkatraman Ramakrishnan and Thom
By Kevin Billinghurst Stockholm 10 October 2007 The 2007 Nobel Prize for Chemistry has been awarded to Gerhard Ertl of the Max Planck Society in Berlin. Kevin Billinghurst has the story from Stockholm. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences honors Pr
A Japanese and a pair of American scientists captured this year's Nobel chemistry prize for discovering a glowing green protein in jellyfish that can be used to spot the beginning of diseases like cancer. Lisa Bryant has more on the prestigious awar