Injections On Earth!

People in many facilities inject carbon dioxide in the ground, and they are to report their injection to the government. Many Government scientists try to track emissions of methane and gases which have a powerful impact on the atmosphere! Even worse than carbon dioxide! If they gather all this info then we are closer to reduce greenhouse emissions! This will make a cleaner energy future with less Global Warming!

In my opinion this is very good and it will help the environment to be less pollution and gases!
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/24/science/earth/24epa.html?ref=science

Global Warming!!!

Global Warming is what happens when humans burn too much fossil fuels. As a result of this we are facing temperature changes around the world. If this were to get very bad the polar ice caps might melt and cause flooding around the coastal areas causing damage to animals and people! Global Warming in my opinion is a very bad thing. And it endangers the safety of people around the world.
In order to stop or slow down Global Warming we should use less fossil fuels and stop polluting the world! An interesting fact that is very funny is that cow burps cause methane and pollute the earth which causes more global warming!

THIS WAS TAKEN FROM MY RESEARCH FOR THE RESEARCH PROJECT!

Oil And Petroleum

http://omegapride.podomatic.com/entry/2009-12-11T11_46_08-08_00

How Snakes swallow a snake the same size. Or Bigger!

Snakes can swallow snakes its size or bigger! They First open its mouth and walk the other snake into its mouth. Then, it forces it into its digestive system. 15 days to digest. It is very interesting and once it eats it, it is done! In my opinion this is gross but very interesting!

http://www.livescience.com/mysteries/070228_snake_bytes.html

OCTOBER SKY Response

This movie had lots of relations to science because of all the rockets and math. It was very funny and cool! The kids were smart. They were also sophisticated! This is character ed by they never gave up! They fulfilled their duties of making rockets! The movie was very touching and they did a great job! I loved the movie. The kids won a reward and did all kinds of scholarships! Homer the main character won scholarships! It was a great movie and i thank all the Omega teachers for letting us watch it!

My Responge to Devils Rule.

My Response to Devils Rule about his Duchene Muscular Dystrophy Disease. Duchene Muscular Dystrophy is a genetic disorder that affects the way that people move and use their skills like jumping. This seems like a very serious genetic disease. And to find that this can happen from teens through age 30 is very scary! I wonder why this disease can spread? It is very odd that this disease can even exist! I find it very interesting that this disease causes fatigue? In my opinion this is a interesting disease. This disease also causes awkward manners of walking, frequent falls, difficulty with motor skills, fatigue, and muscle weakness. I feel very scared because this can happen to anyone anytime. I believe this is one of the very bad diseases.

Cri Du Chat

Cri Du Chat is a genetic disorder that was discovered in 1963. There are many symptoms and possible complications of being a patient with this disease, such as Cat-like infant crying, low birth weight, mental retardation, reduced muscle tone, deformed ears, and wide-set eyes. Some complications include, short stature, and learning disabilities. There are not many treatments for this disease, there is just, keep emergency equipment, and emergency resuscitation equiptment close. The Mortality for this disease is a full life. The common Population in the U.S. for Cri Du Chat is, 1/20,000-50,000 newborns in U.S. The population that is most vulnerable is France because this disease is from France. The Molecular level with the genes that cause the disease, it is caused by a deletion of portions of the “p” arm of the 5th chromosome. There are no real treatments, there are just emergency equipment to use. Cri Du Chat means Cry of the Cat in French.

Stimulus Is Focus in New York

The biggest political matchup in the country right now pits a seasoned Republican lawmaker against an unknown Democrat in one of New York’s most traditionally conservative Congressional districts.National Republican leaders have vowed to make the contest a turning point for their beleaguered party.the $787 billion federal stimulus package — appears to be providing the Democratic newcomer, Scott Murphy, with some traction in the campaign to succeed Senator Kirsten E Gillibrand in the House of Representatives.

This is very interesting.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/24/nyregion/24house.html?ref=nyregion

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Eruption

Cuts for the Imperial Guardian Program for the elderly & disabled

Guardianship Program is a small organization that protects elderly and disabled people who have no one else to act as their legal guardians, has not been around long enough to stand out in the labyrinth of social service agencies and nonprofit groups that work on behalf of the city’s most vulnerable residents. leaving more than 100 people who are served by the program to be transferred to other services, and ending what some advocates viewed as a promising model for revamping the state’s troubled guardianship program. If this Program falls, who will protect the elderly and disabled people?

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/06/nyregion/06guardian.html?_r=1&ref=nyregion

-in my opinion this is horrible and it is really bad.

Class Response#3

In my science class we are learning alot about Newtons laws. Such as, Gravity, Motion and more. And we are making projects such as skate parks and rollercoasters to prove his theorys. It is a very interesting subject and I feel it is very interesting how Gravity occurs. And i find it interesting how a object such as a ball would be called a fluid. There are 3 laws. And motions, the motions are sliding, rolling, and fluid.

-This is a very interesting and fun subject, i cant wait to learn more.

Our 44th president Barack Obama!

Barack Obama was sworn in last Tuesday as our 44th president! He is the first African-American president! Barack Obama and Joe Biden hope to build a better future. Due to the economy in crisis. Barack Obama and his family will be in the White House soon.

It has been a rough run during the election due to his competetors John McCain and Vice President Sarah Palin. But today Barack Obama and Joe Biden have been sworn in as the 44th president and Vice president! Many people are very happy with this decision. Obama sworn to preserve protect and defend the constitution, as there were many great presidents before him. He also states he will help us through these troubled times.

Over 4 million people were at the swearing of the 44th president. People were very happy to have Americas first African-American President. And they hope that Barack Obama will help us.

In my opinion this is great news! Americas 44th president and he is African-Amercian!

Source- Daily News [Tuesday, January 20th 2009]

Warm? In Antarctica?!

Scientists have researched for almost half a century of tempatures on the continent. Some regions of Antarctica, particularly the peninsula that stretches toward South America, have warmed rapidly in recent years. Researchers say that warmth is coming to all 7 continents on the earth even Antarctica. Researchers say that this is due to the green house gasses. Because the climate record is still short, more work needs to be done to determine how much of the warming results from natural climate swings and how much from the warming effects of carbon dioxide released by the burning of fossil fuels, as researcher Dr.Steig says. In West Antarctica at 0.3 degrees Fahrenheit, though temperatures in this area are still well below freezing and the warming will not have an immediate effect on sea level.

In my opinion this is a really interesting fact. I never thought that Antarctica would actaully warm up! Who knows, maybe this place will be a new vacation spot!

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/science/earth/22climate.html?_r=1&ref=science

Are Some Men More Likely To Have Boys Than Girls Just By Their Family History!?

Researchers are wondering wether men who come from families with plenty of males have higher odds of fathering boys... And if the men had many sisters it would be more likely for a girl. A childs gender is lots of times determined by the father since men cast the deciding chromosome — either an X or a Y — while women produce eggs that carry an X chromosome. Researchers say that men carrying a gene determines wether the child will be a boy or girl and the percentage gets transfered into the sperm.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/06/health/06real.html?ref=science

This is a really interesting theory. Due to my family having alot of boys too! I wonder if this affected what kind of gender i was going to be...

Class Response#2

In science class we learned lots of new things such as owl pellets. Owl pellets are balls of left over stuff that owls cant digest. Certain animals such as the original barn owl eats and spits out remainders such as fur and bones.

http://www.kidwings.com/owlpellets/info/index.htm
-The owls eat their food not in pieces but whole. They don't have teeth so they swallow whole. After the food digests it spits out balls of materials such as fur and bones that they cant digest.
-The owls digestive system splits the food in half meat/bones or fur. Which causes it to spit the food it cant digest.

This is what we learned in class. And i find it very interesting. Such as how owl pellets are such odd shapes.

Class Response#1

Our Science class is learning about symbiosis and the relationship to other living organisms. I learned lots of new facts. There are 3 relationships mutualism, commenalism, parasitism. Symbiosis is the relationships between 2 organisms that have relationships together. Like, lives on, lives near, or gives both organisms some benefits. It is a very interesting subject and it has taught everyone some very interesting and new facts!

http://education.yahoo.com/reference/encyclopedia/entry/symbiosi
- Symbiosis is the habitual living together of organisms of different species.
-The term is usually restricted to a dependent relationship that is beneficial to both participants (also called mutualism).

I think this subject is kind of fun but in some ways but it is not my all time favorite, such as i do not like to present. And It is fun by i like to research. So i like this subject in some ways but not in all the ways.

Climate Campaigners On Terrorist List?!

On a 13 Month Period Starting in March 25, 2005 three environmentalists working for the Chesapeake Climate Action Network were listed in a Maryland State Police data base as being “suspected of involvement in terrorism.” A description had said that the police had no evidence that they are terrorists. But on a update at 3:30 p.m. The climate group has been involved in civil disobedience. Both before and since the law enforcement listing. The workers are very mad and they say, “Since 2001, I have devoted my life entirely to the peaceful promotion of windmills and solar panels to solve global warming. Apparently not everyone liked my work, however.”

In my opinion this is a very horrible situation and these workers are very mad.

http://dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/10/23/climate-campaigners-on-terrorist-list/?ref=science

Mysterious Skeleton Fish Found On Beach!

Scientist say this Fish is over 375 years old! But this is not just any fish it is up to 9 feet long. It was named the Tiktaalik Roseae and it is nicknames Fishapod for its fishlike features. Scientists say that the Skeleton Fish has interacted with land creatures in shallow waters. A few have been found around 4 years ago. Which means these Skeleton Fish are very rarely found in time. Many scientists have little proof that this Skeleton Fish had a very flexible neck for example, to go in shallow waters you need a flexible neck for more movement in spots with very little space. It was also a very bony fish with lots and lots of bones! This fish is very rare and not many have found it. This fish still remains a mystery...

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/16/science/16fossil.html?_r=1&ref=science&oref=slogin