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I thought it was time to bring back the Science Photo of the Day. Enough time has passed that it won't matter if I accidentally repeat one of the old questions, and I have plenty of new photos to use.
If you are not familiar with the Science Photo of the Day, each day I will post a new photograph with a science question. The photos will be posted here and on my Happy Scientist Facebook page. The next day, I will post the answer, along with a new photo and question.
Some of the questions will be simple, while others may take quite a bit of research to answer. Subscribers are welcome to post your answer in the comments, but they will not appear on this site until I approve them (which cuts down on spam, off topic comments, etc.) If you are not a subscriber, you may post your answer on the Happy Scientist Facebook page.
Science Photo of the Day
New Science Photo: 22
The sandstone cliff that surrounds our house on 2 sides has many black patches like these. It looks almost like someone painted the rocks, but it is natural. What is it, and how did it get there?
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New Science Photo: 21
After a very dry winter, we finally had some precipitation. Instead of snow flakes, we got these small, round, pellets of soft ice. What are they called?
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New Science Photo: 20
There are quite a few small Pinion Pine trees growing out of the rocks of the sandstone cliff behind out house. How did the trees get started growing way up in the rocks?
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New Science Photo of the Day: 19
Something clipped many of the branches off of hundreds of sagebrush bushes in the field in front of our house, but did not eat them. What did it, and why?
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New Science Photo of the Day: 18
Look carefully at this mule deer's back leg. How is its knee different from ours?
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