Published on YouTube: 📅 December 28 in Science History #TodayInScience #WomenInScience #JosephineCochrane #Dishwasher https://t.co/b41AeC9awG

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On this day in 1799, the Leonids meteor shower was recorded in North American early look at celestial events that shape our view of Earth’s place in the universe. 🌠🔭 #TodayInScience #Leonids #SpaceHistory #Biology

#TodayInScience our year 10 students practiced Electrolysis🧑‍🔬! #UnsworthScience

Published on YouTube: This Day in Science History 17 December #OnThisDay #TodayInScience #AviationHistory #WrightBrothers https://t.co/8kaY7Vy1lN

Published on YouTube: 1 January in Science History #TodayInScience #UTC #AtomicClocks #Timekeeping #LeapSecond #OnThisDay https://t.co/K1BqZihPBE

#TodayInScience our Year 9 students studied waves using a ripple tank 🌊

#TodayInScience In 1977, NASA launched Voyager 1 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard a Titan-Centaur rocket

#TodayInScience our year 9 students investigated rates of reaction🧪. The technique used by these learners was top tier🧑‍🔬! Great job👍 #UnsworthScience

Published on YouTube: 📅 27 December in Science History #TodayInScience #Apollo8 #SpaceHistory #MoonMission #Earthrise https://t.co/Dj696MgmX0

#TodayInScience our year 10 learners looked at onion cells through the microscope! This amazing picture was actually taken by one of the students. Great work and technique! #UnsworthScience🔬

#TodayInScience In 1961, the first U.S. satellite carrying an animal was launched by Mercury-Atlas 5 from Cape Canaveral. The passenger was Enos, a five-year-old chimpanzee, on a 2-orbit ride for 3-hr 20 min.

Today we looked at our cheek cells in Science #todayinscience

#TodayInScience In 1900, physician Jesse Lazear, at age 34, was bitten by a mosquito carrying yellow-fever while conducting experiments in Cuba, to investigate the transmission of that disease. His death, two weeks later, proved that the mosquito was the carrier of yellow-fever.

#TodayInScience our year 7 students were amazed by the Woosh Bottle demonstration! Combustion time🔥! #UnsworthScience

Steve the skeleton took todays Science lesson. We learnt about the bones and made our own moveable version #todayinscience

#TodayInScience our Year 8 students continued their work on their Earth Models! #UnsworthScience

Our sweets from yesterday are starting to increase in mass and length. Osmosis in action... #todayinscience

#TodayInScience our Year 9 students spent their morning modelling alkanes,  naming them and drawing the displayed formula!⚛️🧑‍🔬 #UnsworthScience