Is it better to leave a fire alone or to battle to stop it? Many people are wondering these questions, at what point do we know a fire wont spread and others when we need to address it immediately. This web sight goes through a lot of different tests and experiments to know more about fire while learning how to stop it from hurting the people and things we love most.

This is a really cool sight about fireworks. It goes into some detail about how with a different sized grain of the chemical it can make the last longer once exploded to create a better visual effect. It also explains how different fireworks can create different colors thermodynamics (natures way of conserving energy). To get a sound out of your fireworks scientists are putting a basic fuel in one end while the other is open and when it is lighted it rushes off to the open end the carbon dioxide gives off a whistling sound. One can also make really cool shapes and words in the sky with fireworks. Its all in the way one packs the basic fuel and the colorant pellets. If you like chemistry this is a really cool sight to visit.

A site about Macginitea. They are related to sycamore trees.

A really trustworthy sight for monsoon information.

A really descriptive but simple sight.

A greatly detailed sight... I don't know how trustworthy wikapedia is.

A really good sight of KPCOFGS.

Long neck dinosaurs.

A good rock formation sight.

A website about dinosaurs and there everyday lifestyle.