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Rubies – Birthstone for July – Where Do They Come From?

Rubies - Birthstone for July - Where Do They Come From? Rubies have fascinated people for centuries. Their bright red color symbolizes everything from love to power. But there’s more to rubies than just their pretty appearance; they have a story that involves some basic science. These precious stones are made from a mix of certain elements and the Earth’s physical forces. Understanding how these elements work together will help us see how aluminum and oxygen can become a beautiful gemstone full of history and meaning. Read more.

The Chronicles of the Troop By Colin Darney – Silver Dagger Book Tours

The Chronicles of the Troop By Colin Darney - Silver Dagger Book Tours. Genre: Epic Fantasy. Series includes Resthaven - Book 1, Silverlake - Book, Windyspring - Book 3 and Harper's Creek - Book 4. Magic is feared. The truth is forgotten. But the silence – it still remembers. In a world where gods are silent and magic is feared, Colin Darney writes stories about people who still fight forward. Read more. Enter Giveaway.

Francine The Elemental Dragon Presents the Periodic Table Element Francium

Francine The Elemental Dragon Presents the Periodic Table Element Francium Video.

Animals are Great By Latifa Kimberly Reeves, Mark Larson and Lisa Hart – The Children’s Book Review

Animals are Great Written by Latifa Kimberly Reeves, Mark Larson, and Lisa Hart Ages: 3-12 | 26 Pages Publisher: Tika Tika Time (2025) | ISBN: 979-8349311215 Publisher’s Book Summary: Animals are great! In this whimsical book written by the team at Tika Tika Time, children will see a variety of animals. Tika Tika Time is […]

Visit Deliciously Savvy For Enchanting Elements

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How Do We Get It? – Lead

How Do We Get It? - Lead. The Origin of Lead: A Comprehensive Look at its Extraction and Processing.Lead, a dense, malleable, and highly toxic metal, has been utilized by humanity for thousands of years. Its ancient usage in various applications has shaped civilizations and shaped history. But where does lead come from? Does it occur in nature as a pure element, or is it extracted from other sources? In this article, we will explore the origin of lead, its extraction process, commercial processing methods, major mining and production countries, and the environmental impact associated with these activities.

Death Engine Protocol By Margret A Treiber – Silver Dagger Book Tours

Death Engine Protocol - Better Dying Through Science By Margret A Treiber - Silver Dagger Book Tours. Genre: Dystopian Science Fiction. DEATH ENGINE PROTOCOL[REBOOT FAILURE // MEMORY CORRUPTION DETECTED]Built to bleed.Built to obey.Built to forget.Didn’t work.They dragged her out.Loaded her with lies.Pointed her at ghosts and told her to kill.Read more. Enter Giveaway.

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Sea Star By Kathleen Welton – The Children’s Book Review

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Sea Star By Kathleen Welton with illustrations by Chau Pham - The Children's Book Review.Genre: Children's Picture Book. This magical tale follows Max and Myrtle as they save the sea stars after they wash up on the shore after a big storm. An inspiring story that celebrates the power of friendship, teamwork, and the joy of helping others. Read author guest post and enter giveaway.

Among Us By VG Harrison – Goddess Fish Promotions

Among Us By VG Harrison - Goddess Fish Promotions. Genre: SciFi. She's in the most dangerous place in the world. Trusting anyone in this New Earth is going to be hard to come by. She has to convince the entire world who she is and expose the lies nations have been telling their citizens. Read excerpt and enter giveaway.

First Uses of the Periodic Table Element – Hydrogen

First Uses of the Periodic Table Element - Hydrogen. From Novelty to Obsolete: Exploring the Evolution of Hydrogen's Early Uses. Hydrogen, the lightest and most abundant element in the universe, has always captivated scientists and engineers for its diverse applications. Since its discovery in the late 18th century, hydrogen has gone through a fascinating journey of experimentation and innovation. This article delves into the first uses of hydrogen and explores the reasons why it is no longer widely employed for those purposes.