HTML

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Do you know how to program?

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Comments

I know what you are thinking. How in the world did I do this. Well, I'll tell you. There is something called HTML. HTML is a programming language that allows you to make websites. To make a paragraph you do <p> type anything you want </p>. To do a ordered list you do:

<ol>

<p> type anything </p>

<p> type anything </p>

<p> type anything </p>

<ol>

Next we'll talk about radio buttons but first I need to show you one

Example

to do one you do

<form>

<imput name="anything" type="radio" value="anything">Example

</form>

Also to do a text area you do:

<br/>

<textarea></textarea>

It should turn up like this:

To do checkboxes you do:

<form>

<input type="checkbox" name="anything" value="anything">Example

</form>

It should turn up like this:

Example

Last but not least this is how you do a name box:

<form>

<input name="anything" type="text" value="what you want to say in the box">

</form>

to get

I know I explained a lot but there's still a lot more like: emphasize.

The Solar System

On West Sagittarius arm of the Milky Way Galaxy, there is our Solar System. In that solar system there are 8 planets, 4 dwarf planets, 1 comet, and thousands of asteroids.

The planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars (the inner planets), Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The definition of a dwarf planet is a planetary-mass object that is object that is neither                  

a planet nor a satellite (the wikipedia definition). The dwarf planets are Pluto,  Eris, Haumea (egg planet), and Makemake. In the farthest reaches  of the Solar System, there is the Kuiper Belt, which is a belt of asteroids just past Pluto and Eris. The comet is Halley's Comet.  A comet is big ball of ice and dust that orbits a star. The sun is so big it takes up 99.98% of  the mass in the solar system. My favorite planet is Uranus because it's sideways. Instead of spinning on a top and bottom axis, it spins on a horizontal axis. 

What's your favorite planet?

Elements That I Like

  Who likes science? I love science and I've got a science

room! There's a periodic table with all of the elements. I also have an atom poster, and paintings of planets and the Milky Way galaxy. My favorite element of the periotic table is UUO: the element not yet discovered. Each element has an atomic number, like Hydrogen is 1. And Helium is 2. Scientist think if there's an element matching each atomic number from 1-105, then there is probably an element matching 118, which is UUO. So UUO (ununoctium) is a estimate.  What's your favorite element of the Periodic Table?