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    CAMBRIDGE YEAR 6SCIENCE

    CHAPTER 2: SCIENTISTS

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    2.1 SCIENTISTS

    Science is the best way we have offinding out about the world.

    Science does not have answer toeverything. Scientists discover newthings about the world and then explainthem to others.Scientists come from all over the worldand are both men and women.

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    2.1 SCIENTISTS

    Scientificskills

    Plan goodinvestigation

    Make predictions

    and explain why

    Collect data

    Make accurateobservations and

    measurements

    Learn from work

    of otherscientists

    Draw conclusions

    Explain how datasupports your

    prediction

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    2.2 ALHAZEN AND HOW WE SEE

    An Iraqi scientist, Alhazen , explained howwe see things.

    Alhazenworked

    inside a darkroom with ahole in the

    wall

    Outside hehung

    lanterns

    He found hecould only

    see things inthe roomwhen the

    lantern lightshine on them

    He concludedthat in order

    for us to see,the light mustbe reflectedby objects

    into the eyes

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    2.3 BENDING OF LIGHT

    Alhazen also explained how light wasbent and use these idea to investigate

    how lenses magnify objects.Phenomena caused by the bending oflight:(i)A stick half-immersed in water to

    appear bent(ii)A deep pond appears shallower

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    2.3 BENDING OF LIGHT

    A stick appears bent in water

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    2.3 BENDING OF LIGHT

    A deep pond appears shallower

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    2.4 FASTER AND FASTER

    Isambard Kingdom Brunel hatedwasting time. He wanted to go places

    fast. He built the Great Western Railwayto speed up the journey between Londonand Bristol.

    The journey between London to Bristol is190 km.

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    2.4 FASTER AND FASTER

    Date Vehicle Time Km per hour

    1784 Stagecoach 16 hours 11.88

    1837 Improved stagecoach 11 hours 17.27

    1851 First steam train 4.5 hours 42.22

    1912 Fast train 2 hours 95

    2003 Modern express 1.5 hours 126.67

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    2.5 YOU ARE A SCIENTIST

    Mpemba and the ice creamMpemba was a thirteen-year-old school

    student in Tanzania who made his ownice cream. As he made it, he noticed thatwarm water froze faster than cold.Mpemba discovery challengedscientists. They suggest severaltheories.

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    2.5 YOU ARE A SCIENTIST

    Theoriessuggested byscientists why

    warm waterfreezes faster

    than colderwater

    Ice on top of thecold water insulatesthe water making it

    freezes slower

    Warm water evaporatesfaster than cold water

    and so less warm wateravailable to freeze so it

    freezes faster

    Heating water removegases like oxygen

    and carbon dioxidefrom the water

    making it freeze faster

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    2.5 YOU ARE A SCIENTIST

    How do you imagine Albert Einstein?

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    2.5 YOU ARE A SCIENTIST

    Einstein made his greatest discoverywhen he was 14.

    Einstein imagined what it would be like totravel at the speed of light.

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    2.5 YOU ARE A SCIENTIST

    Video on Albert Einstein:

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