What is the Freezing Point of Water?

April 4th, 2008 Science Mojo Posted in Science No Comments »

What is the Freezing Point of Water?Do you know what the “freezing point” of water is? Fact Frenzy brings you this article that explains the temperatures that make liquid water and water vapor freeze, and the difference in temperature scales.

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Fact Fragment Frenzy

April 2nd, 2008 Tamara L. Posted in Education, Language and Culture, Science Comments Off

Fact FragmentBeing faced with the task of performing and presenting research often means one is engaged in the challenge of finding, analyzing, and piecing together fact fragments.

Fact Frenzy offers this article as a general guide that may help explain how to extrapolate fact fragments effectively, while maintaining an objective and logical course based on sound reasoning.
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What is a Domain Name?

March 31st, 2008 Science Mojo Posted in Science, Technology Comments Off

What is a Domain Name?Fact Frenzy takes on the question: “What is a Domain Name?”

If you’re considering starting a website, probably the first — and most important — thing to consider is a domain name.

We’ll focus on 2 things: what is a domain name, and how it works.

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What is Global Warming?

March 28th, 2008 Science Mojo Posted in Nature, Science Comments Off

What is Global Warming?Fact Frenzy answers the question: “What is Global Warming?”

The term “global warming” refers to the rising of the average temperature of the earth. More specifically, research has shown rising temperatures near the earth’s surface, bodies of water, and atmosphere. Read the rest of this entry »

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Is blood ever blue?

March 27th, 2008 Tamara L. Posted in Health, Science No Comments »

Is blood ever blue?Fact Frenzy tackles the question: Is blood ever blue? This ageless question takes me back to my early days in elementary school, when I was first exposed to this argument among other classmates. Read the rest of this entry »

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