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Science magazine, to go with their recent history of the periodic table (I guess), they now have a series of Haiku, one for each element.
It is here.
It is here.
The purpose of the "Chemical Element Haikus" series in Science Magazine is to provide a creative and engaging way for readers to learn about different chemical elements and their properties. It also aims to make science more accessible and interesting to a wider audience.
The haikus are written by a team of scientists and science writers who have knowledge and expertise in chemistry. They work together to ensure that the haikus are accurate and informative.
The haikus featured in the series are chosen based on their relevance to current scientific research and discoveries, as well as their potential to educate and entertain readers. The team also takes into consideration the diversity of elements and tries to include lesser-known ones as well.
Yes, the haikus are written in a way that is easy to understand and can be enjoyed by readers of all ages. They are a great tool for introducing children to the basic concepts of chemistry and sparking their interest in science.
At this time, Science Magazine does not accept haiku submissions from readers. However, they encourage readers to engage with the series by sharing their thoughts and feedback on social media using the designated hashtag.