Tick Bait's Universe LITE Version for iOS

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With this app, kids (and kids at heart) can easily zoom in and out to explore part of the universe. They can zoom up to see neighborhoods, cities,...
Last updated on February 24, 2012
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By You University Apps

With this app, kids (and kids at heart) can easily zoom in and out to explore part of the universe. They can zoom up to see neighborhoods, cities,...

With this app, kids (and kids at heart) can easily zoom in and out to explore part of the universe. They can zoom up to see neighborhoods, cities, Earths atmosphere, and the Earth. They can also zoom down into the microscopic world down to bacteria. The beautiful and kid friendly illustrations make these scientific concepts more accessible and less intimidating. This is the LITE version of Tick Baits Universe and contains a third of the content of the full version. With the LITE version kids can zoom down to the level of bacteria and up to see the entire Earth.For ages 7 to 70! Educationally, Tick Baits Universe and Tick Baits Universe LITE help kids grasp complex scientific concepts. Children have a hard time relating to the very small and the very large objects in the universe. These objects are so different from their everyday world. These apps helps kids understand the scale of objects in the universe and their place in it. It also provides an environment to introduce many scientific concepts and facts that otherwise would remain abstract and hard for them to understand. The result is an app that encourages a childs natural curiosity about science without overwhelming him or her. Here are just a few of the questions that Tick Baits Universe answers:-Did the space shuttle fly above or in Earths atmosphere?-Why do thunderheads have flat tops?-How tall is the tallest building on earth?-What microscopic things live on us?-And more