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Ta-da!
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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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-Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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-It's StoryBots: Answer Time
-Answer Time!
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They live in your computer
And they've got a job to do
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They're all about learning
And they make it fun too
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-And when you have a question
-They'll answer it for you
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It's StoryBots: Answer Time
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Answer Time!
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-Hey there.
-How's it going?
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Hey, dude. How can I help you?
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What is a group of rhinos called?
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Rhinos, huh?
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It says here that a group of rhinoceroses
is called--
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It's called "a crash" of rhinos.
Makes sense.
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Hi, Bo. Do you play a musical instrument?
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I play lots of instruments.
Today, I brought my bagpipes with me.
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Actually, I think these may be broken.
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Hey, Beep.
Do StoryBots ever have dance parties?
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No! Don't say "dance party!"
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Hey! Did somebody say "dance party"?
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Don't you think we should do this
outside of work hours?
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Do I what?
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Will you move the dance party
somewhere else?
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Will I what?
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If I give you this cookie,
will you go away?
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Beep, you know what I like!
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Boop. Boop boop, boop boop, boop!
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StoryBots! I'm so glad
I got through to you. You have no idea.
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It's a Super Snowy Icy Cone guy!
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I love Super Snowy Icy Cones!
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Hey, man. Got any blueberry?
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-I'll take lemon!
-Do you have any grape?
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Boop! Boop boop.
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Sorry, Boop, we're all out of cherry.
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Gang, I think Mr. Super Snowy Icy Cone Guy
may have a question for us.
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-You're right.
-A question.
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-Sorry about that.
-Boop.
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So, how can we help you?
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Well, I was hoping that you had a…
You know, just a…
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time machine?
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A time machine?
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I'm afraid we don't have one of those.
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-But it would be awesome if we did.
-What do you need a time machine for?
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So I could go back to
day one of my training
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at the Super Snowy Icy Cone Corporation
and relearn the lesson that I missed.
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What lesson was that?
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Just, you know--
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How to make ice.
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Ooh. I could see how that
might be a problem.
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Wait. Your job is to sell icy cones,
and you don't know how to make ice?
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I fell asleep during the lesson,
but I know it's one of these buttons or--
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Or knobs, or levers, or--
I just don't know which one.
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Okay, gang. Where can we go
to find out about ice?
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Boop boop, boop, boop.
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Yeah, that's a great idea, Boop.
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-If we can figure out how ice is made--
-Then we can help Icy Cone Guy make ice!
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That would be great.
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It's my first day,
and if I don't figure out how to make ice,
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it's gonna be my last.
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Well, don't you worry,
Mr. Super Snowy Icy Cone Guy.
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Boop.
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Boop, boop boop, boop, boop.
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Answer Time!
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Hey, why do doughnuts have holes?
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Answer Oracle, I have a question for you.
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What wisdom do you seek?
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Why do doughnuts have holes?
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The hole is part of the doughnut.
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But if one removes…
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Hey!
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…all but the hole,
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what remains?
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Nothing. Nothing remains.
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It is this nothingness
existing within the middle of the doughnut
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that increases its surface area,
allowing the dough to cook evenly.
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Huh. That actually makes sense.
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Now you are enlightened.
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I'd rather have my doughnut.
Climb a mountain just to have some guy…
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Next time, I'll take a chocolate glazed.
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With sprinkles! Yeah,
I like the rainbow colours, please!
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Hi, StoryBots. Can you tell me some news?
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You're watching StoryBots News
on Channel 22 and Two-Thirds WBOT,
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with your hosts
Story Storyberg and Bot Botson.
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Breaking news.
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Chickens are one of the closest
living descendants
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of the Tyrannosaurus rex.
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We get it, Henrietta.
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Your great-great-great-great-great-
great-great-great grandpa was a T. rex!
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Get over yourself!
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Boop!
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Next stop, the Archives Department,
Chemical Compound Division.
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Hey, Gob. Hey, Goob.
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I finally got these rascals refrozen.
Now it's ice cream time.
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Well, hurry up, Pete.
I'm so excited I can hardly work.
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Goob? We never work.
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-Boop.
-Hey, Boop.
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Did you come for ice cream day too?
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Boop. Boop boop, boop.
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You want to know how water turns to ice?
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Looks like ice cream
is going to have to wait.
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Crumbs.
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These guys could answer your question…
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if they weren't frozen.
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Boop, boop?
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They're real, honest-to-goodness
water molecules,
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two atoms of hydrogen
for every one atom of oxygen,
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and there are millions of them
in a single drop of water.
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Attention, StoryBots. The ice cream stand
will be closing in five minutes.
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I repeat, the ice cream stand
will be closing in five minutes.
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-Come on, Pete!
-Come on, hurry up!
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Okay, I'm coming.
Listen, Boop, you wait right here.
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I'll be back with some ice cream
in a jiffy, then we'll get your answer.
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-Boop.
-Psst. Over here.
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We could tell you how water becomes ice,
but first, could you turn up the heat?
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We're so chilly.
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Boop.
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That's it.
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Just slide the switch to the right.
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Hm?
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That's it!
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Boop?
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Boop!
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Hey, Boop! We brought you some ice cream--
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Oh no.
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We've excited the molecules!
Don't let 'em escape!
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Freedom!
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We have a Code 212! The water has
boiled over and escaped! We need…
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the Wrangler.
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Hi, Clara.
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Which one of you jokers
turned up the heat?
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Did nobody teach you
that high temperatures
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give these water molecules
enough energy to turn from ice
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into water
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into steam?!
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What do you have to say for yourself?
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Boop?
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I guess you can't argue with that.
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Well, Boop, since you let them out,
you're going to help me get them back in.
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Safety first.
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Boop.
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Let's ride!
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Hey, StoryBots. Can you tell me
how concrete is made?
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Look! Up in the sky!
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It's a really tiny StoryBot
wearing underpants and a cape!
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It's Super Mega Awesome Ultra Bing!
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Help!
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Hark! A distress call!
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Help!
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What seems to be the problem,
good citizen?
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Thank goodness you came,
Super Mega Awesome Ultra Bing!
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No workers came in because of the giant
evil robot monkey attacking the city.
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-And I've got to get this concrete poured.
-Ah, yes. Concrete. H--
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Wait, a giant evil robot monkey
is attacking the city?
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Yeah.
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Yeah!
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-This looks like a job for--
-Wait!
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You've gotta help me with this concrete.
I don't know what to do.
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But giant evil robot monkey?
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Okay.
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Concrete is an important material
for making all kinds of structures,
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from houses to basketball courts.
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It's used more than any other
building material in the world!
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Great. But can we hurry up?
Giant evil robot monkey and all?
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Well, we need three things
to make concrete.
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Water.
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Water, check.
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Aggregate.
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Aggre-what now?
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Aggregate.
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It's the sand, gravel, crushed rock,
and other stuff we pour the water into.
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It's what gives concrete its strength.
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Sand. Gravel. Crushed rock. Check.
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Super duper.
The last thing we need is cement,
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which works like glue
to hold the aggregate in place.
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Cement, check. Now can I go save the city?
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Many people confuse the words
"concrete" and "cement."
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It always makes me chuckle,
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because cement is
an ingredient of concrete.
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Yeah, let me tell you, back in 1827--
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Excuse me, Ms. Foreman Lady?
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Oh, yeah. Now we need to mix
all the ingredients together real good,
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and pour the concrete into the frame
so it forms the shape we want.
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Okay.
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Mix!
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Done! Can I go now? Please?
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Abso-tutely. As soon as we make sure
it hardens correctly.
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What? How long does that take?
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Only 48 hours to start.
But to fully harden, about four weeks.
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Four weeks? I don't have time for that.
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Ah, perfect.
Nothing like a hard day's work.
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Got to go. See ya. Bye!
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Super Mega Awesome Ultra Bing is here--
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-Clark!
-Clark defeated the giant monkey!
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Concrete, it's everywhere
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From big skyscrapers in the air
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To pavements underneath our feet
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But tell me, how do you make concrete?
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Now concrete's not cement
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But cement's an ingredient
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It's crushed up limestone, sand, and clay
And even some shells
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-Yeah, it's made that way
-Hey!
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And another ingredient
Is a thing that we call aggregate
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It just means a bunch of loose rocks
And stuff
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Stones that are small and tough
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You need some coarse aggregate
Like gravel or rocks
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To make concrete strong
In walls and blocks
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And you need a fine one too
To fill the little gaps for you
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Water turns the cement to goo
That holds aggregate together like glue
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Then put it where it's supposed to be
And let it harden naturally
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Concrete, it's everywhere
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From big skyscrapers in the air
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To driveways, columns, bridges, dams
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That's the end of our concrete jam
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Next stop, the Archives Department.
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Boop, boop boop?
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That's a good question, Boop.
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Those molecules are
heading towards the heat source,
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and when they find it--
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Boop! Boop boop!
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We got company. Scram!
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Hmm. Boop boop, boop boop!
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Try catching us now, Clara!
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Looks like we lost them.
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For now.
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Boop boop, boop?
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They're looking for heat
to increase their energy.
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These rascals like speed,
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so they're searching high and low
for their next fix of heat.
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Heck, they'd take a rocket
all the way to the sun if they could.
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Boop boop?
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Boop, boop boop!
Boop, boop boop, boop, boop.
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Hmm. That plan is so shockingly bad
and excessive,
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it just might work.
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We should go to the tea kettles.
It's gonna be way hotter in the kettles.
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We should be heading to
the fireplace section.
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No way! It's gonna be way warmer
in the lava section.
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Would you all be quiet?!
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If we wanna feel the heat,
we need to think… bigger.
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Way bigger.
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Now boarding, the rocket to the sun.
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I repeat, now boarding,
the rocket to the sun.
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The hottest destination
in the solar system.
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Follow my lead.
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Is this the rocket to the sun?
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Boop boop, boop… boop?
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And it's going to be hot, right?
Extremely hot?
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Does 15 million degrees Celsius
sound hot enough for you?
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Yeah, I guess so. Come on, gang!
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See ya later, StoryBots!
Next stop, the sun!
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What the--
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Wait a second…
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Now, Boop!
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No!
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We've been tricked!
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Get ready, Boop.
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You're about to get an answer
to that question of yours.
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Boop?
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Remember how hot temperatures
give water molecules the energy
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to move around?
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Boop.
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Well, cold temperatures
reduce energy from the molecules,
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causing them to slow down.
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First, they turn from steam to water.
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Then, when it gets below
zero degrees Celsius,
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they slow almost to a stop.
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We call it… freezing.
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Boop.
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You've got it, Boop.
That's how ice is formed.
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Boop! Boop boop boop boop.
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Keep it cool, Boop.
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Keep it cool.
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-Welcome to the North Pole
-North Pole
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-Where everything is so cold
-Cold
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'Cause when it's zero Celsius and below
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That's when water starts to freeze
Let them know
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Okay, here's a little lesson
For misters and for madams
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Everything inside the universe
Is made of atoms
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Atoms join together
They form molecules
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Hydrogen and oxygen make water
That's cool
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Okay, now take this glass of water
Molecules are movin'
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When you make 'em hotter
Then they really get to groovin'
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Now the water's boilin'
Bubblin', steamin', nice
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Throw it in the freezer
'Cause we're gonna make some ice
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When it gets colder
We move slower
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Water molecules are chillin' out
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We're in slow motion
Now we're frozen
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Water molecules are chillin' out
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When it gets hotter
Back to water
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All the molecules are movin' fast
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Make us colder
We move slower
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-Now we're ice cubes in your glass
-In your glass
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Boop boop? Boop boop, boop.
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I'm so glad to see you.
Did you figure out how to make ice?
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If I don't sell some of these
Super Snowy Icy Cones,
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I got a lot of explaining to do.
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Boop boop. Boop, boop boop, boop.
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Okay, so water is made up of molecules.
And?
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Boop boop, boop.
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Okay, so when they're hot,
they get excited and move around?
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Boop, boop.
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And when they're colder, they move less?
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Boop boop! Boop, boop boop, boop.
Boop, boop, boop.
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I don't have time for a science lesson.
I just need to know how to make ice!
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Boop boop, boop.
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At zero degrees Celsius,
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the molecules almost
stop moving completely?
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Boop!
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Of course, it's all coming back to me!
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When they almost stop moving completely,
that's how ice is formed.
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Boop.
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Thank you, Boop. You saved the day!
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Not to mention my career
at the Super Snowy Icy Cone Corporation.
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Boop boop. Boop, boop boop, boop.
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Who knows? One day, I could be
the assistant to the assistant
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of the regional sales manager.
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I can dream, can't I?