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Discovery Education and Intel have teamed up to create Curiosity in the Classroom, a website designed to bring teachers, students and families on a journey through life's biggest questions.

audrey

How do we learn a language? Why do we master a language differently whether we read, write, speak or listen to it?

sabarish

Does Intel produce only microprocessors and softwares?

aqua

How is memory stored in the brain? How can we identify different smells, faces, emotions?

anmol

Was Einstein's brain exceptional?

nav

Did the big bang create the same amount of antimatter as matter? How do you create antimatter?

isra

Why is it easier to memorize the lyrics to a song than to memorize text from a book?

ellie

Dreams- do they mean anything? Why do we have them?

annabeth

How does fission-track dating work?

vishnu

Why is the shape of fire somewhat conical? Why not spherical???

riza

How vast is the Universe?

amanda

How can you explain the color red to a blind person?

umaima

What is a Black Hole?

aresha

How come Pluto is not a planet?

arthy

Do aliens really exist?

maritza

Why is the sun 10 or more times as hot as the planets?

bob

How was the Universe formed?

reagan

How many times does a human eye blink in a year?

anirudh

How did life start on Earth? Is there any other planet with life?

polo

Can gold really be extracted from the sea?

vivian

Will someday in the future, will we have to move to a different planet because of pollution?

priya

Is space infinite? If all heavenly bodies are moving away from each other, what and where is their limit of movement and distance?

ann

What my kids are learning that I did not learn at their age?

What makes you curious?

Teachers

Download free lesson plans to inspire curiosity in topics such as Artificial Intelligence, Communications, Computers, Nanotechnology and Robotics, aligned to the National Science Education Standards.

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Parents

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Students

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Hear directly from today's innovators about their careers and how they questioned the world around them.

What makes them curious?

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