Subject: Why are Cheerios drawn to each when they're floating in milk?
Date: Fri Feb 26 21:53:06 1999
Posted by Eva Valenti
Grade level: K-3
School: Discovery Center School
City: San Francisco State/Province: CA
Country: U.S.A.
Area of science: Physics
ID: 920087586.Ph
Message:
When just a few or a lot of Cheerios are floating on top of milk
in my cereal bowl, the Cheerios seem to "find" one another, like
magnets or something. This happens even if they start quite far
apart. How do they "know" they're not alone? What makes them come
together? What makes them stick together?
Re: Why are Cheerios drawn to each when they're floating in milk?
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