Science Team InvestigationLife on Nysa-4
Explore four samples from a newly discovered planet, compare cell and change-over-time evidence, and decide whether Nysa-4 contains living things.
by Science Inquiry Studio0Grade 6Difficulty · EasyMS-LS1-1
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Science Team InvestigationExplore four samples from a newly discovered planet, compare cell and change-over-time evidence, and decide whether Nysa-4 contains living things.
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