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Science Fact

In 5 billion years the Sun will run out of fuel and turn into a Red Giant (but thankfully, only cochroaches and lawyers will be around to witness it).

Weird Science

There are more microbial cells in your body than cells that have your own DNA. The human body has 20 times more microbes than cells meaning most of the cells in your body are not yours!

Graffiti !!!

We hear it time and time again. Reeko, you talk to much. Why can't we talk back? Well now you can. Reeko's Message Board let you ask science and experiments questions, post interesting science news, slap up some graffiti, or just yak with your buddies.

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Scientists online:138

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Total fires in lab today: 3

Number of new lab rats: 24

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Track Reeko!

Using new RFID technology, you can now track Reeko as he moves about the lab! The "blip" is Reeko and will move from room to room as Reeko moves about the lab (he moves from room to room every couple of minutes or so). Hover over the map below for details on each of the rooms in the lab..

Did U Know?

Every hour the Universe expands by a billion miles in all directions (and your teacher expands a couple of inches, mostly in the direction of her behind).

Lab Reports

Lab Monkey Report We are cranking out experiments for the little scientists as fast as we can and have rolled out several new (advanced) experiments during the past two weeks. Still, Reeko will not increase of banana quota to more than 12 bananas per day which we feel is highly unfair. The rats are fed several times a day and being the superior species, we feel we deserve as many bananas as we want. Reeko says the potassium in the bananas causes a chemical overload in our brains which results in us repeating ourselves over and over again. We of course, know that is not true. We of course, know that is not true.

Lab Rat Report There have been some strange noises coming out of Top Secret Section F. As usual, the monkeys won’t tell us what is going on but we heard them talking about some sort of "row bat" that Reeko is working on. We listened at the doorway and hear clanking noises coming from inside and see very bright lights flashing from under the door. Sometimes we hear Reeko talking to himself. Stay tuned – something big is coming!

Lab Cat Report Zzzzzzz.....

Wisecracks

Scientists can concentrate - no doubt about that - and they can concentrate intensely. In fact, scientists can concentrate so intensely that they are known to be totally unaware of their surroundings while conducting experiments or reading scientific research papers. This is good because sometimes the environments that they work in can be quite noisy. On the other hand, they are sometimes pronounced dead prematurely. Funeral homes in areas where there is a high concentration of scientists have begun checking resumes before processing the bodies to ensure they are really dead. Anyone with a college degree in computer programming or science are propped up in the lounge for a few days to see if they snap out of it. Seriously, I'm not kidding about this.

More Info

Reeko’s tweetting on twitter and twittering around on Facebook! Check out Reeko on twitter.com for snippets on Reeko’s unusual escapades and be sure to sign up as a fan on his Facebook blog. While you're there, check out the encrypted messages and inside lab news.

Trivia Challenge!

Game Instructions

Yes! That's what Reeko likes to see - a little scientist who loves a challenge. Be forewarned, this is one of the more complicated and evolving games in the lab. It's also very addicting...

Here's how you play the game...

If you have not played before then fill out the registration before continuing. If you have played before, enter your email address to continue playing.
You will be presented with the first question. Answer the question correctly to continue.
If you answer the question incorrectly, your score will be reset to zero and you'll have to start a new game. If you answer the question correctly, you will be given the opportunity to continue or stop where you are and keep your current score. Remember, if you choose to continue and answer a question incorrectly then you must start all over.
You have 60 seconds to answer each question and 2 minutes to read each explanation. Pay attention to the timer at the top of the page. If you run out of time, you will be taken back to the beginning of the game.
On the question page you'll see 3 little life preservers - one is labeled '1', the second is labeled '2', and the third is labeled '3' (isn't Reeko clever). If you get stuck on a question you can use these life preservers to eliminate some of the answers. The life preserver labeled '1' will eliminate the first incorrect answer, the life preserver labeled '2' will eliminate the first two incorrect answers, and so on.
On the question page, you'll sometimes see a little symbol with an exclamation point on it. This indicates a hint is available. You are allowed to use 2 hints. Note that not all questions have hints available.

- Hint is available
- Eliminate a incorrect answer

Tips about the game (pay attention to these)

Each subsequent question becomes progressively harder and harder.
The game is dynamic and changes continuously. The difficulty of the questions changes as the game is played by you and other players. The more a given question is answered correctly by you and other players, the easier the question is rated. As a given question is missed by you and other players, the more difficult the question is rated.
Don't use the 'Back' button on your browser - this will reset the game and force you to start over at the beginning.
Be sure to carefully read the explanations that follow each question. These explanations usually contain clues and answers to other questions in the trivia game (as well as contributing towards making you a scientific genius just like Reeko!).
And lastly, DON'T GIVE UP! If you get a hard question the first time then play the game again! Questions are chosen at random so sometimes the first questions are a little bit hard...

Good luck and as always - have fun!

Play the Game!