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[] Cool website to learn more about weather.

http://urbanext.illinois.edu/kalani/22.cfm A Weather Adventure

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Volcano Report By R23 T2 2010 Change

The substances we used were red food colouring, baking soda and white vinegar.

First of all we had to build a volcano.

When you mix vinegar and baking soda it makes a gas called carbon dioxide which forms the bubbles. Carbon dioxide expands and rises.

On the 20th March 2010, a massive volcanic eruption happened in Iceland.

The volcano was spewing out ash, steam and fine powder.

A volcano that erupts is active. If it is quiet for many years it is called dormant. An extinct volcano should never erupt again.

Travellers were disrupted by the volcanic eruption. Some had no money left and no where to stay. Thousands of people were stranded and couldn't get to where they needed to.

Flights were cancelled so that passengers were safe. British Airways Flight 9 in 1982, flew through an ash cloud and all four engines cut out. The plane descended from 11,000 m to 3,700 m, where the engines could be restarted. Everyone lived. The pilot did a great job!!!!!

Learning about volcanoes helps us understand how change happens to the land and people .Change is constantly occurring.

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Kitchen Chemistry for Kids CHANGE

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** Volcano in Iceland ** Last week there was a volcanic eruption in Iceland. ( Introduction )

The volcano was spewing out ash. Volcanic ash, steam and fine powder were coming out of the volcano. (Paragraphs of information)

Nobody told the travellers until the next day that there was volcanic eruption and they wouldn’t be able fly on flights. Some travellers had no money left. They wouldn’t be able to pay for a hotel or food. There were only 11000 flights that could leave instead of 28000. That meant that 17000 flights couldn’t depart.

The volcanic eruption in Iceland, stopped travellers going on their trips because volcanic ash could damage the engines of planes. ( Summary) Written by R23

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