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“Tell Me Why” is a fantastic resource for small kids eager to explore the world’s wonders. Encourage their curiosity and foster a love for learning by providing them with the answers they seek. Watch their eyes light up as they discover new facts and gain a deeper understanding of the world around them. With “Tell Me Why,” your child’s thirst for knowledge will be quenched, paving the way for endless adventures of discovery. Whether it’s during playtime, bedtime, or family gatherings, “Tell Me Why” will be your trusted companion and with “Tell Me Why”, the answers are just a question away! Let’s explore some interesting curious questions in kids’ minds.
The stars do not twinkle in outer space because there is no atmosphere. there are different layers of the atmosphere having different temperatures and densities around us. When light from the star passes through these layers, it constantly bends. The image of the star is constantly distorted in sharpness and brightness. This makes the star twinkle.
Light from the sun has seven rainbow colours, i.e., violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red. Of these colours, red has the longest wavelength and blue colour has the shortest wavelength. The colours with shorter wavelengths are scattered much more readily than those of longer wavelengths. the blue colour of the sky is caused by the scattering of the blue colour of sunlight.
The eyelashes catch dust which might go into our eyes if they do not blink. The blinking also provides automatic fabrication of the eyes. Every time we blink, the eyelid applies suction to the opening of the tear glands and takes out some of the fluid.
Onions absorb sulphur from the soil when they grow. When you cut an onion, you break onion cells, releasing their contents.
Enzymes get mixed up with sulphuric acids. This produces a sulphur compound which goes upwards towards our eyes and makes our tear glands active.
Large rocks get broken up by the actions of winks, water and natural disasters. Some of these smaller pieces of rocks get deposited on the shore of the sea. The movement of seawater and rubbing of the pieces against each other makes them round.
In order to travel, sound needs any of the three states of matter as a medium (solid, liquid or gas). There is no other medium required for sound to travel. We all know that space is nearly a perfect vacuum. Because of this vacuum, the sound cannot travel in space and we cannot hear any sound in space.
Yawning is an involuntary action that causes us to open our mouths side. We yawn when oxygen levels in our lungs become low. The air sacs or alveoli need fresh air or else they tend to stiffen up a bit. so the brain prompts the body to either sigh or take yawn to get more air into the lungs.
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