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Ask the Science Expert Below is a list of all of the Primary Science answers submitted to our expert. Use the search to see if your question has already been asked. If not click on the submit button to send in your question to our experts. Submit your Keyword Search: There are 121 FAQs at this time. Showing FAQs 31 to 35. What is a black hole and how it is formed? Is a blackhole coming towards Earth? Ihtisham Thanks for the interesting question. When you drop something it falls to the ground. Why does it always do this? It does this because it is pulled to the ground by a force which we call gravity. The next question is - Where does this... 12/12/2003 Can you tell me about the planet Venus? Thanks for the question Ben The planet Venus is the second palnet from the Sun. It is quite is almost the same size as the Earth. Its atmosphere is mainly made up of a gas called carbon dioxide (thats the gas that you breathe out ) with very little oxygen. It is also a very hot planet , so hot that most... 18/11/2003 How does an octopus breathe? Thanks for the interesting question Patrick An octopus belongs to the same family of animals as a mussel or a squid or even a snail. Do you know how it got its name? Think of how many legs it has. The octopus has a mouth in the middle of its... 12/11/2003 Who invented the light bulb? Dean Thanks for the question. Thomas Edison , an American, who lived in the nineteenth century is recognised as the inventor of the first 'mass produced' light bulb (1879). Before this there were other light bulbs, which were individually... 11/11/2003 Is a Venus fly trap a consumer, producer, detrivore, carnivore e.t.c. ? Callum Thanks for the question. My apologies for the long time of answering. The Venus Fly Trap is undoubtedly a plant and not an animal( do you know why?) but it is a carnivore as it does eat the flies it catches. It is also a producer... 17/10/2003 previous page pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 next page

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