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The orbit of the Earth around the sun causes the earth to face different parts of space at night. This means sometimes we can see Orion and other times we can see Pisces. Click HERE for more info about the stars and the Earth's orbitÂ

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Explore how shadows change throughout the day! -- There is a quiz too!!Â
Check out this video to learn more about how the sea lamprey were affecting the trout in the great lakes!Â
Learn how weathering and Erosion can shape the Earth's landformsÂ

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Check out this video about why we have day and night on Earth. You can even quiz yourself at the end :)Â
Water - though central to our lives - is the world's most threatened essential resource.
Check out the Study Jams Water Cycle video and then "test yourself"