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How did the thermometer get its name
So interesting all this science behind the thermometer
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Wow, the thermometer is very important.
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Wow, the begining of the thermometer.
When did how did the thermometer get its name
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That’s so funny that there was 31! new species under our noses!
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How long has the thermometer been around
It is so cool learning about things we take for granted, thermometers being one of them! So fascinating!
The centigrade has one hundred steps on the thermometer.
the whole thermometer story was pretty interesting
I didn’t know that the name for Celsius was named after a person.
0 degree for boiling and 100 degrees for freezing is crazy.
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so what is in the middle of thmonoter where the boiling point and the freezing point
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Thomas Edison making the telephone while being only able to hear 10%, basically being almost deaf, honestly must have been a really hard time.
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(liked the tech part) Those were some interesting species!
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If degrees are a measurement of temperature, then can circles be used as a measurement of temperature? (1 circle = 360 degrees)
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You know the person who based it off crickets had a blast making it.
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the temperature of a cow being a measurement is funny!
This ocean stuff is amazing. The amazing thing is, we have no idea of what life forms could be in the oceans of our planet!
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How many units can you have on a temperature gage?
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What happens when the crickets die?
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The thermometer based of of crickets chirping sounds interesting
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It’s kind of insane how much research goes into the little things that are being discovered
I have never heard of such strange measurement units for a thermometer. Pretty funny.
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My mom is glad you didn’t actually show the newly discovered spider that looks like fungus. If I am being 100 percent honest, the newly discovered ocean creatures are stunning but creepy too :/
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Good evening Mr. Rogers. I never would have thought that scientists used to put alcohol in thermometer.
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Fun fact of the week. If you were to drop a 7 KG bowling ball into the sea right over the ma Mariana Trench, it would reach the bottom of Challenger Deep in around 2 hours and 20 minutes.
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How do we know exactly what the temperature is or what it will be before it is there? There technically is no way to tell if the temperature that we get is the exact temperature have you ever realized that we get told that it is going to be on temperature and sometimes it is no where close to what e are told it is going to be.
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how can they tell what the twempature is without the numbers on thonomiters
Thats the first thermometer?
31 new species in 2 weeks is crazy!
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What gave the idea to make the first thermometer in existence?
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Those are some different species than the ones close to the lighter part of the ocean. Will we ever do a mission to the bottom of the ocean where there is no light.
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We’ve only discovered 5% of the ocean, however I feel like we have discovered a lot of the creatures given that most of it is open ocean which has little to no life
I am so interested in this sea stuff.
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I would describe the temperature in the picture as a perfect snow.
We look at other liveing creatures like that what if one day other smart living creatures do that to us? if there is any!
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