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网页Explore the World of Wonders. Discover the latest Wonders from ARTS & CULTURE: Cultures Of The World, Food, Arab Taco, Shawarma, Mexico, Middle East, and more. #23.
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网页Today’s Wonder of the Day features a sweet little creature that’s sure to glide right into your heart! #715. How Sweet Are Sugar Gliders? Today’s Wonder of the Day might really make your skin crawl! #1394. Why Do Snakes Shed Their Skin? Today’s Wonder of the Day gives a fizzy reaction when you pour it on your skin! #2215.
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网页Charlie Engelman is a writer, producer, and director of two National Geographic television series, Nature Boom Time! and Weird But True. His career as a science communicator began while he was still an undergraduate in ecology at the University of Michigan when his proposal, Nature Boom Time, was chosen from over 700 worldwide entries in Nat ...
How Did Earth Begin? - Wonderopolis
网页2014年9月22日 · The largest of the planetesimals became the earliest forms of the planets that make up our solar system today. Slowly, they organized themselves in orbits around the Sun and their gravitational pulls cleared the areas around them of rocky material. Scientists believe Earth formed in this way about 4.6 billion years ago.
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网页The subject of today’s wonder is an expert at making strikes, but has never held a bowling ball. We’re shedding some light on the science of lightning. #1193.
How Do We Think? - Wonderopolis
网页2016年1月26日 · It still doesn't tell us what happens in those areas. Current research suggests that thoughts arise through the complex interactions of the brain's roughly 100 billion nerve cells called neurons. Neurons interact with each other via dendrites and axon terminals, which are branch-like tentacles that surround neurons.
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网页Today in Wonderopolis, it’s time to answer an age-old question. #2936. What Was the Permian Extinction? Even the Itsy Bitsy Spider wouldn’t want to climb today’s Wonder! #2934. What Is a Waterspout? Today’s Wonder will have you opening your mouth to say, “Ahh-mazing!”. #2923. Who Was the First Female Dentist?
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网页The National Center for Families Learning (NCFL) created Wonderopolis in 2010. NCFL has been around long before that, though. NCFL was founded in 1989. Since then, NCFL has worked to make sure that kids, adults, and families can learn what they need to be successful. Part of that work is making learning fun for kids!