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Hey guys, I know that this is unrelated to the topic but for those of you who don't know, I got blocked on Encyclopedia SpongeBobia, and all my friends are on there that I want to talk to, but I can't because my IP address got blocked, is there any way you guys can go on ESB and tell those users that I'm here and I want to hang out by sharing a post and telling them I'm here?
These are the users that I'm friends with that you should ping in the ESB post:
Someone please reply to this post :(
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun. It is very hot and dry. Venus is the second planet from the Sun. Sometimes you can get to see Venus in the well-known early evening sky. Earth is the third planet from the Sun. Three-quarters of the Earth’s surface turned out to be the thing that was to be covered in water. Earth had one moon; its name turned out to be Luna. Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun. It is sometimes called the Red Planet. Mars had two moons. Their names are Phobos and Deimos. Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun. It is the biggest of all the planets in our Solar System and its surface turned out to be the striped surface then it has the too faint rings around it. The too faint rings are made deep out of small grains of rocks and it has sixteen moons. Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun. It has many rings around it. The rings are made deep out of ice chunks. Uranus is the seventh planet from the Sun. It looked green and blue then it had 15 moons and 11 rings. The rings are made deep out of ice then rocks. Neptune turned out to be the eighth planet from the Sun. It looked blue then had faint rings around it. Neptune had eight known moons, seven small moons and one big moon. The big moon’s name was Triton. Pluto turned out to be the ninth planet from the Sun. It is the smallest planet in our Solar System. It had a moon called Charon. The pumice rock is the lava that becomes bubbly as it cools and hardens. The pumice rock is so light that it can actually float in water. The granite rock is an Igneous rock. Melted rock that cools becomes Igneous rock. The granite rock often appeared light and speckled. It can be seen in colors such as gray and white then pink and tan. The granite rock is hard and strong. It is used in constructing buildings and monuments. The salt rock is a Sedimentary rock. Sedimentary means made deep out of the settled matter in water. All salt arrived from the sea. The rock salt in the ground tells us that once there was an ancient sea there. Salt has been used in food for thousands of years. The quartz rock is an Igneous rock. Melted rock that cools becomes Igneous rock. Quartz is a mineral made deep out of the six-sided crystals. The quartz is translucent, which means that you can get to see the light through it. It can be clear or smokey or brown or violet or rose. The black-colored coal rock is a Sedimentary rock. Sedimentary means that it is made deep out of the settled matter in water. The coal is a well-known form part of fuel. It is organic which means that it started out as plant material. Some people burn coal to heat their home houses. The sandstone rock is a Sedimentary rock. Sedimentary means that it is made deep out of the settled matter in water. The sandstone rock is made deep out of grains of sand that have been cemented together by water and time. The sandstone rock comes in many colors such white then gray and yellow and dark red. The basalt rock is an Igneous rock. Melted rock that cools becomes Igneous rock. The basalt rock is really lava that has cooled. If you find the basalt rock, there was probably a volcano near by. It’s color ranges on the journey from greenish to very dark gray. The slate rock is a Metamorphic rock. Metamorphic means made from something else. The slate rock is packed mud and other organic material such as old plants. The compacted material is called shale. The slate rock is really shale that had been re-crystallized.
The spiders had eight legs and two fangs and usually six eyes or eight eyes. The spiders are called “arachnids,” and are related to the scorpions and the ticks. The spiders that spin webs out of thinnest silk strings are called the “web-building” spiders. The spiders that do not spin webs, but instead, lived on the ground and hunted for their food, are called the “wandering” spiders. The web-building spider webs are made from the spiders that are known as “web builders.” Webs are made deep out of thinnest silk that is spun by the web-building spiders, and are really used to help the web-building spiders out with their mission to catch their dinner food.
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Hello All,
Science Wiki is getting big and we have passed our 100 pages mark but we still need help to continue growing. So that's why I ask you, the members or the passer byers, to help us. Below you will find a short list of things this wiki really needs and if you have any suggestions don't forget to post them below.
Here we go:
- More How to ... Articles - At the moment only two How to ... articles have been made in over a month after their lunch. Both of them by me. All you need to do is write up, simply, a small method and you're done. To create one go here
- More Elements - We have managed to add 20ish Elements to Science Wiki's periodic table but most of the don't have information or images. Please help by adding detailed information to our elements. You can find them here
- More Science Articles - Yes I know its a bit vague but for a wiki of our age we should have at least 500 pages but we have 1/5 of that. So keep adding them try our Wanted Pages to find what needs to be made.
- Expand our articles - We have 76 stubs at the minute which I think is ridiculous so if you can find something you know about here try and expand on it.
- Share us with other people - We only have 3ish editors at the minute so wherever and whenever you can try and mention Science Wiki and tell people they should take a look.
Thanks for all your help and keep editing,
MattyMG13 (Talk) 21:19, July 8, 2014 (UTC)
The lovely Goldenburg111 has retired today please post a goodbye message on his talk page!
I was thinking about starting how to do science articles, what do you think?
Thanks to all our amazing contributors, we have now reached 100 pages. Here are just a few people Science Wiki wants to thank:
I propose a plan of creating a WikiProject at a website, called Vikidia (URL = http://en.vikidia.org/wiki/Main_Page). I have created "WikiProject:Science" there in order for use to create and improve articles related to Science. I know Mr. Wiki Pro and me are contributors to the wiki. I think this might help us and the community there.