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How fast is a sneeze? - Garage Science
« on: 20/03/2013 18:07:36 »
This time of year coughs and sneezes are a common complaint, but just how fast is a sneeze.

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Garage science is a blog of science experiments you probably can't or shouldn't do at home


 
« Last Edit: 20/03/2013 18:07:36 by _system »
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Jonathan

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« Reply #1 on: 16/12/2009 18:58:59 »
Ew! :)
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Connor Walsh

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« Reply #2 on: 17/12/2009 23:53:11 »
Okay not exactly relevant, but I find a good way of instigating a sneeze… is to pluck some nasal hair!

Sometimes when I sneeze, there's a smell of beeswax or honey. And other people can get it too so it's not just between my nose and brain. But it never happens on the induced (ie plucked) sneeze.
Yeah sorry about all that…!
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Asael Rivas

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« Reply #3 on: 02/03/2010 21:16:34 »
lol that's so cool
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« Reply #4 on: 17/02/2011 12:41:06 »
Hi there! Just to say job well done.

My English wasn't very good, but I think you might have made a typo here:

"Some iruses have taken advantage of this reaction"

Should it be "viruses"?

Thanks!
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