Thank you for the awesome show you gave us! The water was cool.

same Cafateria 40 years ago. wow. that's just wow. Mr. Crosslin even looks like a Robey teacher. wow.

How are you 😊😊

Sound can assist with healing

I lived in Indiana as a kid and one place lived had huge slabs of fossils. We had steps and flower beds lined around them. I loved sittingand looking at them. It was in Milton Indiana. We would go to Brookville at times too.

Thank you for continuing to teach children about the world. You're a hero.

I love this video. thank you very much.

Fun video

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Rick crosslen can you come to chapel wood elementary again!

Its crazy i used to watch and have met you alot when i was in elementary school glad tonsee your doin good mr croslin!

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Hi, me and my sister are your Number One fans 😊

I love plants thanks for the great video 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I'm thankful you're still with us & teaching children about science. Hope you're having a fantastic week, Mr. Crosslin.

RamZland and Rick Crosslin Science are my favorite science team.

This is a really cool phenomenon.

All the animals behaved so well! Congrats on an amazing career of inspiration.

" Let it go... Let it go...Let the crystals flory to the glass! Turn away and *SLAM* the door! *I DON'T CARE, WHAT THEY'RE GOING TO SAY, SO LET THE STORM RAGE ON!* The cold never bothered-" oh! Sorry 😐! Elsa's my favorite singer and my favorite movie is Frozen! Momma said that when I was a baby, 'bout 3, I won't stop watching the movie when it gets blue. Like when Queen Elsa goes all coo-coo,you know... she runs away from the palace...,I won't stop watching it. But I only stopped watching it when the blue was gone, and I started crying. Mommy was making dinner for us and had to leave me on the couch and watch the movie!😂 😮 🤌🍿 MY BAD! 🤭 Carry on!😅 7:42

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WOE! U HAD A *SNOWSTORM!?* I *LOVE* SNOWSTORMS! ... At least...when they're harmless! 😅 HAHA! In a snowstorm, I be like: 🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️ 🤸‍♀️ WOE! 🤯 PS: Thank you so much for your videos, Mr. Crosslin! 🥰🥰

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you so much, sir. I love your videos! 26:23

Clouds are made of little ity bity🤏 water droplets. 💦 So small you can't even see it!😂 6:41

Did you know, that water freezes at 32° F and 0° C? Cool, huh? 5:24

Degrees fahrenheit ( F°) or Degrees celsius (C°) 4:47

THERMOMETER! 🌡️ 4:01

FUN FACT! ✨ (I did say these things in your last video) Temperature is caused by the Sun. When the Sun is out or exposed it warms up our home planet, The Precious Earth, and we will have a warm day!🌞🥵 When the Sun is NOT exposed(even if it is daytime) it will be a cool day. 🌫️🥶 3:54

FUN FACT! •Wind- it is caused by moving air and clouds. Moving air can be strong(💪)or week(🤳). Strong winds cause high or dangerous winds (tornadoes, hurricanes, etc)! Week winds tell us that nice weather is coming.🎉 1:33

HAHAHAAAAA!😆 Nice one, Mr. Crosslin

Wight reflects all colors and black absorbs all colors, so you want the snow to be wight!

In the morning, the Sun is out. So it's warmer. At nighttime the Sun is NOT out. So it's cooler! The Sun creates light and energy. Both of them, light and energy, when mixed, make heat So say it is night. It's dark and there is no energy: and the temperature is low. 2:06

Sure, here's a science-themed rendition of "The 12 Days of Christmas": On the first day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, A partridge in a petri dish. On the second day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the third day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the fourth day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the fifth day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Five golden slides, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the sixth day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Six cells dividing, Five golden slides, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the seventh day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Seven elements reacting, Six cells dividing, Five golden slides, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the eighth day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Eight gels electrophoresing, Seven elements reacting, Six cells dividing, Five golden slides, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the ninth day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Nine test tubes swirling, Eight gels electrophoresing, Seven elements reacting, Six cells dividing, Five golden slides, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the tenth day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Ten chemists analyzing, Nine test tubes swirling, Eight gels electrophoresing, Seven elements reacting, Six cells dividing, Five golden slides, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the eleventh day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Eleven Bunsen burners flaming, Ten chemists analyzing, Nine test tubes swirling, Eight gels electrophoresing, Seven elements reacting, Six cells dividing, Five golden slides, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish. On the twelfth day of Christmas, my lab gave to me, Twelve lab coats swaying, Eleven Bunsen burners flaming, Ten chemists analyzing, Nine test tubes swirling, Eight gels electrophoresing, Seven elements reacting, Six cells dividing, Five golden slides, Four microscopes magnifying, Three beakers bubbling, Two pipettes pipetting, And a partridge in a petri dish.

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I’m Jeremiah I seen my self 😂😂

This is the kind of video that parents should suggest to their children to watch.

Yo Rick crosslin im your fan my name is Rachael and I saw you in my gym chapelglen elmentry school 🏫 im your big fan im subscribe

I see my self

This is the last total solar eclipse I will be able to see in my area. I've got my solar glasses and solar lens ready! 😎🔭

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I’m here to stop kids from saying first

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As an engineer, medical student, and admirer of your work, I was both intrigued and concerned by your recent experiment involving Class IV lasers and nitrocellulose. While the demonstration was undoubtedly educational and captivating, the absence of proper eye protection raises significant safety concerns. According to FDA standards, Class IV lasers, such as the ones used in your experiment, require the use of safety eyewear that offers sufficient optical density for the specific wavelength of the laser to prevent potential eye injuries. Using Class IV lasers without appropriate eyewear can render permanent damage to the eye, even by just looking at the reflection of the laser. It was alarming to see both of you looking directly at the laser reflection without any form of laser safety goggles. In order to conduct these experiments more safely, it is imperative you have laser safety goggles (even dark sunglasses or welding goggles are not sufficient). This is particularly troubling given that not all sources of laser eyewear are reliable. However, companies like LaserGlow are known for providing eyewear that meets safety standards and is appropriate for the wavelength of the laser you're using. As respected members of the science community and educators through your platform, it's imperative to model safe practices, especially considering your influence on younger audiences. Many children and teenagers look up to you and may attempt to replicate your experiments. Demonstrating the use of proper safety equipment is not just about personal safety but also about teaching the next generation of scientists the importance of precaution and respect for potentially hazardous equipment. Given the ease of access to high-powered lasers online, it's critical to emphasize safety to prevent accidents that could lead to serious injuries. I urge you to consider the message being sent by not adhering to these safety protocols. As educators, you have the power to set a positive example. Please, for the safety of yourselves and your viewers, consider incorporating and highlighting the importance of safety gear in your future videos. It would not only enhance the educational value of your content but also ensure that it promotes a culture of safety and responsibility. Thank you for your dedication to science education and for inspiring so many. Let's make safety a paramount concern in all scientific endeavors.

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Soo cool! Science is magic! <3

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I studied Physics in grade 11 and our schools did not have an introduction to it in Elementary - seems like a great introduction with lots of student engagement. Congratulations on including student interest in your lessons.