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Courtesy of John Brooks “Dear Finder, As part of an Earth Science project for 9th grade, this bottle was thrown into the Atlantic Ocean near Long Island. Please fill in the information below and ...

They wrote in pencil — a science lesson ... "It was a big project. We just wrote what we wanted to," he said. He remembers sealing the bottle tight so no water could leak inside.

The gelatinous water bottle is actually edible. The now 12-year-old student from Eagle Mountain, Utah, started working on the project in October 2021 as part of her elementary school’s science fair.

Building a baking soda volcano in your kitchen is a fun science project with the added "wow ... Here's how it's done: Place the plastic bottle inside a baking pan or large tray and mold your ...

The long lost message was written by two children in Long Island for a school project led by Earth Science teacher, Richard E Brooks. Encased in a green bottle, it was finally discovered on ...