Have you ever wondered about which kind of reproduction is better? Sexual or asexual. If you have no idea what those things are then let me tell you. Sexual reproduction is when you need a mate to have offspring. Asexual reproduction is when only one parent is needed to have offspring. There are many pros and cons about both of them, let's see what they are. Asexual is good because only one parent is needed to have two offspring. While sexual reproduction, needs two for usually only one offspring. 

But Sexual reproduction is also good because the offspring has to parents to protect it from harm. If I were to choose I think that I would choose sexual reproduction because it; well how do I put this, it pleases the other person. So if you have any other reasons why or if you have a different answer, then feel free to post it in the comments. Thank you for reading this blog and I will see you guys next time with another "Science Solutions" blog post. 

During our frog dissction we had to go through a buinch of stages where we had to cut open the frog and take out its organs and stuff. So just imagine what a surgeon has to go through, but with a human that's in a dangerous situation. if they puncture an organ that's really important, then the person will die. Then the surgeon would have to go through sue and court for being the reason someone died. Then they might have to pay a lot of money for causing someone to die and maybe go through labor. 

So it's really tuff being someone who has lives in their hands, depending on them to save them. In medical school, I think that they have frog dissection like everyday, because the people there have to know how to cut open someone properly or else they would die. Then they have to know where the wound is and which parts of the body are safe to be there and which are not. I mean they wouldn't just find someone dying and then they just cut him open and help him. They need practice before they can do stuff like that. Now that you know what a surgeon might have to go through in medical school, and real life. So anyway thank you for reading and I will see you guys later with another "Science Solutions" blog post. 

Have you ever wondered how you see things and where does it go to get to your brain. If you have then today's blog is your lucky blog. The light goes onto an object and reflects it into your eye which then goes through all these obstacles in order to get to your brain. Once it's in you eye it hits the cornea and then goes all these walls protecting the eye and hits the pupil.

After the pupil the light goes through this liquid, and then goes through another liquid. After that it goes and goes until it reaches the optic nerve. The optic nerve then transfers the light that you see all the way to the brain. Then your brain process's it and then you see the image that's in front of you. Now that you guys have a little bit more knowledge today about the eye and how you see objects I will end here, so have a great day and see you guys next week with another "Science Solutions" blog post. 

Yesterday we went to the zoo and did the whole thing. I don't think that I would see the animal we did as just a snake anymore. I think that the I will see it as an amazing creature, that I have the opportunity to see. So I think that I have learned a lot from that trip and I learned a lot about other animals that day. I already knew a lot about animals already, but I also gained a little bit information about animals.

I especially liked identifying the skulls at one station at the zoo. I think that I didn't really see what I expected because the Green Mamba was asleep, or it wasn't moving for some reason. So I thought that I would see it awake and moving, and climbing trees, so it wasn't what I expected. Even though all this happened I still enjoyed the trip, so now that you guys know what I think about the Green Mamba I will see you guys later.

If you are wondering how to make  a rainbow then you have come to the right place. The first thing you need is water and probably the sun or something that matches the sun. If you have a let''s say a hose and it's a really bright day, You want to spray the water and then you move around until you see the magical being. A rainbow will appear before you eyes. 

This "magic" happens because of all these waves that are being produced. Not water waves like you surf on, but light waves that we see. We see, and feel these waves, one is Ultraviolet wave which is like the sun, or any light source that gives off heat. The rainbow forms because the colors are reflected through the mist, or water in the air by the sun. So now that you know a little more about rainbows and light waves I will see you guys next time. 

Okay in our science class we've been learning about colors and how light gets through stuff and yeah. So this time I will write a blog that involves research about the sky. I didn't do like computer research because we were already learning it in class so. Now this is all from the text books and stuff. The sky is blue because blue has shorter wavelengths. When a color has shorter wave lengths it shows more. 

So basically every single color goes into a color, but the color we see has shorter wavelengths and appears that color. So the sky id blue because blue has shorter wavelengths and yeah. The grass is green because green has shorter wavelengths and the dirt is brown because brown has shorter wave lengths and doesn't scatter that much so it shows. So yeah this is another blog, and I will see you guys next time.

If you're wondering why the sky is blue well then you have come to the right place. But I have to warn you that I didn't do any research on why it is blue so don't be mad if I say the wrong stuff or something. From what I know the sky is blue because, well it's actually like any other color we see. Any color you see absorbs every color of the rainbow but only reflects the one color looks to us. Another way of this is that all the colors scatter in the sky, but blue is the only color that scatters the most. 


I got all these from people telling me or something from a while ago. If you didn't know this, and this is a surprise then well it's true. Every single color you see like a green shirt the shirt absorbs every color of the rainbow, but only reflects the color we see. I'm not 100% sure which one is really it because I told you guys that I didn't do any research and this came from what I knew so I don't know which fact is true or not. So if you know any other reasons why it is the color it is then you can post it in the comments box, and I will see next time with another science blog that will involve research with the sky's color.

Plant fossils have been discovered in Antartica. I think that maybe Antartica could've been a different climate one time. Using my knowledge with Pangaea and everything I think that Antartica could have been close to the equator. I forgot to mention that it was also tropical plant fossils so how would a tropical plant fossil get to Antartica unless Antartica was next to the equator and close to a place where plant grew. 

I mean there's evidence everywhere that all the continents were once conjoined. South America and Sout Africa both have the same dinosaur fossil even thought there is an ocean between them. Then on a mountain in Europe there are rocks from Europe and the very top of the mountain there are rocks from Africa. Either magic happened or one continent slid under the other and made a mountain. There are also freshwater creatures, I forgot their name, but they were found in Europe, North America and South America. It couldn't have swam because it was freshwater, all of them found were freshwater. There are many types of evidence that continents were once together, and the plant fossils are just the tip of the ice-berg. Why don't you try to find out more about the continents, and I will see you later.

In science and computers we are doing a project which is called the Zoo Project, the zoo project is basically The students get in a group we choose an animal from a container, and my group got the East African Green Mamba. The common name for it is the Green Mamba, and we do research on that animal, but we all get different research topics. We get like reproduction, and food source and stuff like that. We had to find research and then we would put our research into a google spreadsheet, and put our info in there. 

When we put our info in it we ut our initials, our link to the info source, and then we would put what was it about. I only put two resources in there because all of my info cam form the same website, I got good pics from like google I think, and the mating ritual from Wikipedia and everything else was from Wikipedia. So yeah I got a not so good grade but I am proud that I at least put something in the spreadsheet. So that's is what the project is about and how we do it, and That's how much effort I put, into the project.

I think that the most scientific discovery in history was probably the discovery of the structure of the DNA. It has a lot of science like how it looks like what it's made up of and a bunch of things that would take a long time for someone to find which it did. Roseline Franklin discovered the structure of the DNA and took a picture of it was the first picture ever taken of a cell and how DNA looked like. She discovered that it was in fact in a shape of a twisting ladder or a double helix. 

She also discovered that it was made up of thymine, and I can't really remember what else it was made up of, there should be a previous blog that tells us what DNA is made up of so if you can check it out. It was a pretty long time ago so it might be at the bottom or on the next blog page. Anyway she was copyrighted if that's the correct way to say things. Some people thought they found out what DNA looked like, but they were incorrect. They heard about Franklin and then they stole her evidence and the model she had built of DNA.