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I tried to make this Vi-Hart style, but it ended up more basic-vlogger's-draw-my-life style. Ever wonder why sound needs air to travel but light can move through space? In this middle school (grades 6-8) physical science video, students ...
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- I tried to make this Vi-Hart style, but it ended up more basic-vlogger's-draw-my-life style.
- Ever wonder why sound needs air to travel but light can move through space?
- In this middle school (grades 6-8) physical science video, students ...
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