Sentences with phrase «science beaker»

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Beaker, so nicknamed because he loved science as a boy, is an 11 - time world champion skimboarder.

What homeschool kid wouldn't get excited about a box of beakers and other cool Science Supplies?

This set of four metal science cookie cutters includes a test tube, an atom, a flask, and a beaker.

Features fun science tools such as beakers, test tubes, a magnifying glass and more - all perfectly sized for little hands.

You don't need beakers, a lab coat, or funny glasses to do science.

Editor's note: We'd like to introduce Culture Beaker, the latest addition to the Science News blog network.

This week in Science (p. 1868), scientists claim to have seen evidence for nuclear fusion in a beaker of organic solvent.

Unfortunately, formal education often teaches the opposite: that science requires beakers and Bunsen burners; agar plates and AP Calc; expensive degrees and exceptional test scores.

Ha, and baking bread is precisely science, the perfect home chemistry project - hmm does it help that my measuring cups are shaped like beakers?

The film benefits especially from Rebecca Hall as Elizabeth, effortlessly in period, swigging bootleg hooch out of a science - lab beaker and delivering a withering glare like no one else.

There are a total of 16 cards including the cover card that over a variety of science tools including safety goggles, beakers, magnets and more!

A specific place (the dingy alley between Brooks St. and 6th Ave., the empty science classroom filled with glass beakers, hot plates, and frogs floating in formaldehyde, the darkened, smoky interior of Flannigan's Pub)

Since we can not do controlled experiments, climate science is an OBSERVATIONAL science we can't put the climate in a beaker, we can only look at past temperatures and past forcings to CONSTRAIN our estimate of sensitivity.