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Roger Juarez is an in-house science writer at Biology Insights specializing in introductory physics and mechanics. He taught physics in San Antonio, Texas public high schools for eight years, known for hands-on structural engineering and egg-drop labs. Juarez studied physics at Northern Illinois University and received a master’s in curriculum and instruction from Augusta University.

Why Does Water Have a High Heat of Vaporization?
How Much Force Can a Human Withstand in a Car Crash?
What Liquid Is in Lava Lamps and How Do They Work?
What Happens to an Atom When It Absorbs Energy?
What Boils Faster: Cold or Hot Water?
Can an Atom Be Seen With a Microscope?
What Causes Surface Tension? The Science Explained
How Can Water Boil and Freeze at the Same Time?
Why Can We See Heat Waves in the Air?
Why Does Water Bend With Static Electricity?
What Happens If Atoms Touch? Atomic Repulsion Explained
How Does Friction Affect the Motion of an Object?
Why Is Solid Water Less Dense Than Liquid Water?
Why Does Hot Air Rise? The Science of Convection
How Much of an Atom Is Empty Space?
Why Does Water Freeze? The Science of Ice and Molecules
How Are Photons Created? From Electron Jumps to Nuclear Reactions
What Would Happen If Ice Was More Dense Than Water?
Why Is Water Clear but the Ocean Is Blue?
How Did J.J. Thomson Discover the Electron?
Why Is Surface Tension Important in Nature and Industry?
How a Boat Floats: The Science of Buoyancy and Stability
What Is Being Wet? How Physics and Biology Explain It
What Is Getting Wet? The Science of Water and Surfaces
What Is Magnetic Resonance? From Atoms to Images
What Is a Physics Engine and How Does It Work?
What Does the Slope of a Position-Time Graph Represent?
How to Measure Bat Speed With Sensors and Cameras
Why Is Viscosity Important: From Blood to Engines
What Is a Hydraulic Jump and How Does It Work?