How would you answer if your kid asked you:
Why is it colder at the top of a mountain if it's closer to the sun?
-Brenden
How can your eyes see black if they are closed?
-Oliver
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June 2010
Huck Webster, 13 months
June Mabel, 3
Oliver Zackrison, 7
Brenden Laurence, 11 1/2
The Wileys
June 2010
Huck Webster, 13 months
June Mabel, 3
Oliver Zackrison, 7
Brenden Laurence, 11 1/2
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3 comments:
Holy crap! That is awesome. Lucky for me, I am still in the "make up crazy answers and Jack doesn't know the difference" stage.
How do they come up with this stuff?! It's great that you remember to keep a record of this...they are such smart kids!
What else can you say but "Let's google search it." A quick search of Brenden's question leads to question 186 of the science section of How Stuff Works . com where you can see the answer is air pressure.
With regards to Oliver's question, a search for "Is black a color?" leads to an interesting debate on colormatters . com which debates whether black and white are colors or not, and a possible conclusion that when you close your eyes, you are not seeing any light, which is by definition, black. How do you think they'd like those answers?
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