Do you make things explode?

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Have you done experiments that include explosions?

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Do you enjoy scientist?

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Do you find Science fun?

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Do you work in a lab or in a different location?

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Do you work alone?

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Do you have any family members, who work in Science?

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what happens when you damage a vein?

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what do you investigate

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What is the Jupiter’s X-ray aurorae?

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What is the life-cycle of a star?

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what made you choose Jupiter over the other planets?

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