I was wondering how pianos work.
When you press down a key on the piano, the key is connected to a hammer. It's a different kind of hammer. Not the kind that nails stuff into wood. The hammer on the piano hits a string to make noise.
Click on this link for a video of how pianos work.
I like to play the piano. I like to play a song called Santa's Sleigh.
Do you have any questions about pianos? Please write them in the comments.
Thank you very much for reading!
Sonny's Research
Monday, May 7, 2012
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
How Do Flowers Drink Water?
There were flowers that drank up almost all of the water that was in the vase. That made me think of the question, "how do flowers drink water?"
There's tiny capillaries like little veins in the flower stem. If you look at a leaf you can see the tiny veins and capillaries. They're like tiny tubes that attract the water molecules. The tubes bring the water to the whole flower so the flower can drink.
Here's an experiment you can try with carnations to see how flowers drink water.
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Monday, September 19, 2011
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
How Do Rays Sting?
Friday, July 22, 2011
Why Is a Canyon Called a Canyon?
We were walking in Rock Canyon and I wanted to know why it's called a canyon.
It's called a canyon because it's a Spanish word that means a tube or pipe.
How Do Mountains Make Coal?
I saw a train carrying coal, and they got it from the mountain. I wanted to know how mountains make coal.
First there's plants that grow. So they die and then they collect in the water. Then dirt and sand buries them. It takes a long time until a mountain gets there. Then it turns into coal.
Coal is very very old. I did not know that coal has ages. It's a billion years old.
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