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Home >All Categories > Science & Mathematics >Earth Sciences & Geology >Open Question Bluie Member since:December 02, 2010Total points:378 (Level 2)i have to make a volcano for my class and it has to erupt like the one were studying about. And the one im studying about has violent eruptions. how can i make it have violent eruptionsAnswer Question

by Woven Roses Member since:March 17, 2011Total points:1,024 (Level 3)Baking soda + vinegar + red food dye. Stupid project anyway.

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Home >All Categories > Science & Mathematics >Earth Sciences & Geology >Open Question Mers H Member since:October 21, 2009Total points:144 (Level 1)In science, we are doing presentations on volcanoes. My topic is on volcanoes and Hawaii. :)
I don't want to do a typical erupting volcano like most people do, I want to do something more interesting and exciting!
If you have any ideas at all, please let me know!!!! Thank you so much for your help! :DAnswer Question

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Home >All Categories > Science & Mathematics >Earth Sciences & Geology >Open Question by Ha! Ben Arrow Member since:November 13, 2010Total points:794 (Level 2)What are we? Do we expect to immortalize our fame by demolishing cities, wasting countries, and destroying their inhabitants? No. Do we expect to have our name perpetuated by being embalmed and laid by, as the Egyptians were after they died? No. Do we expect to perpetuate fame by building cities and monuments? No. What then? We expect to perpetuate our fame and our name by living propagating correct principles - by the establishment of correct laws - by the building up of the kingdom of God - by imbibing and receiving light and intelligence from the living God - by living in the enjoyment of all the blessings that God has in reserve for his Saints - by driving back the dark cloud of error and superstitions that has overspread the moral horizon of the world - by establishing a nucleus of truth, intelligence, light, morality, philosophy, religion, government, and everything else that is calculated to promote and exalt the human family in time and in all eternity; and then, like some of the ancient patriarchs - like Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and many of the ancient Saints, enter into the New Jerusalem, and there live with our posterity, our friends, and relations; and then pass on by the eternal laws of progression to associate with the Gods, worlds without end, in all intelligence and perfection, and in promoting the happiness of all beings pertaining to this world and the world that is to come. There is something of man when you look at him in a proper point of view.
JD 8:6, John Taylor, February 19, 1860

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