Atoms

   So who wants to learn about atoms? Me! Well now we are going to discuss first of all what an atom is. An atom is obviously considered and referred to as the smallest element that actually exists. Where can you find atoms you ask, well when you think about it, it is actually a fantastic question. Well which you should probably know that every piece of matter or animal or pretty much everything that actually exists.



Including this guy


     Now we're going to discuss the structure of an atom. First we're going to discuss protons. Well obviously protons have positive charge. Protons also included in the subatomic particle and so are neutrons and electrons. Now we're going to discuss what a atomic number is. Well first of all an atomic number determines how many protons the element contains. Now we're going to to discuss neutrons. Neutrons have no charge. Neutrons are what keep the nucleus together.  Now we're going to discuss electrons. Electrons have negative charge. Lets say you have 6 protons and 5 electrons. Well obviously it would be more positive. Lets say that one of the protons were abucted by an electron. Then it would be more negative right.





Now I'm going to conclude this blog with a video about protons, neutrons, electons and of course atoms.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TCUK93s1jUY

Welcome Back

  I really apoligize for the inconvience about the blogs and everything. I was only enjoying a fantastic summer. Well the only reason why I wasn't blogging in such a long time is because we weren't out of school for about the last couple months. So who wants to hear about my awesome summer? Me! Alright I was assuming that. Okay, what I actually did during the summer was well you probably not going to believe this but I actually went to Tybye Island. Well to be perfectly honest with you I actually had the best time ever. We went to the Crab Shack and the food was terrific. You actually have to go there. We had the best time ever. They had alligators and they had birds there and there was this icecream shop called the Sugar Shack. Their icecream was delicious. You have to try it. The hotel we stayed at was abdominal, just terrible. There was no wifi at all. That sounds terrible doesn't it. They didn't even have T.Vs in the room. Doesn't that sound terrible.



    Now I'm going to talk about my objectives for the year. My number one goal is to get all A's. The number one thing I want to work on is Science.  The reason is because sometimes I tend to forget to study sometimes and another reason why is because I can sometimes tend to be disorganized. Well that's practacally it. Well bye now. Now I'm going to conclude this blog with a video of where I actually went.
http://youtu.be/S_Kf7XRlezw

      Well I hope that you enjoyed the video. Chao! Peace out!

chicken pox

So I'm  assuming that none of you don't know anything about chicken pox. Chicken is probably more sophisticated  then you think it is besides the itching and all that stuff. 

Well first of all the symptoms of chicken are high fever and obviously itchiness. Well I suggest that you don't itch the itchy red spots is because if you do scratch the itchy spots it will most likely become a scar. Well as most of you probably didn't know is that chicken pox is a viral disease which means that it is contagious which means that it can spread easily. So I suggest that if you do get the chicken pox please don't go to school. Did you know that chicken pox is varicella-zoster virus. I really think that I should notify you that you usually don't notice it at first but that is called the incubation period. The incubation period lasts from 10 to 21 days.



   

Now we're going to discuss the stratigies of treating chicken pox such as taking a bath full of oatmeal. So I'm hoping that you enjoyed my blog. So bye.

The Universe: The Constellations

Oh! Constellations Oh! Constellations

  Oh! constellations Oh! constellations. I apologize that was just me admiring constellations again. Oh! constellations!Well I'm assuming that all of you are familiar with them. The conflict is that there is allot more involved with constellations then you notice or realize. Well first of all we're going to discuss well first of all what constellations are then we're immediately going to go directly to a similar topic. What we're going to discuss is a particular specific constellation. Well first of all lets continue on to what I mentioned earlier about the fact where I was going to mention that I'm going to endeavour to explain exactly what a constellation is. So I'm also assuming that most of you are wondering and are curious to discover exactly what constellations are. Now to get back on to topic.

  Exactly to be honest if you actually ask me exactly what a constellation is or how you define a constellation. To be honest my definition of a constellation are groups of stars seen together. Remember the constellations might look like they're together but they are really separate from each other. Also tectonically the constellations are constantly moving but you really can't notice whether it's moving or not.I'm not saying that we don't realize or recognize that it it isn't moving that's because it it. What I'm going to verify to you guys is the reason what makes the constellations migrate. To be honest what really causes the constellations migrate is the earth rotation. Now I'm going to identify what the largest and smallest constellation is. All right first I'm going to mention what the largest constellation is. All right I assuming that you guys are curious to find out what the largest constellation is. The largest constellation is the Hydra also known as water snake. All right now I'm going to justify to you and I'm also going to mention what the smallest constellation in the galaxy. All right the smallest constellation in the galaxy is the Crux also referred as the southern cross. Now I'm going to discuss and mention what the circumpolar constellations are. All right first of all I'm going to mention exactly what circumpolar means. Circumpolar means that it is circling around and surrounding the pole.

   Now in this paragraph I'm going to discuss certain specific particular constellation like I mentioned earlier. Hmm???? Let me think. Hmm???? Ah man that sucks I just forgot. Oh yeah I recall again. Ah man I forgot again. Oh wait I recall again. Now to get directly back to topic. Now the certain particular specific constellation I was referring to is the Draco constellation also is referred as the Dragon. Draco is a circumpolar constellation visible or able to be seen all night from northern latitudes. As I mentioned earlier circumpolar as you probably recall it means the it is circling  around and is surrounding the pole. As you probably don't know this constellation's winds are surrounding the little dipper. Obviously its' stars aren't really that bright which makes less visible and noticeable. The thing is we realize that it's there but I'm assuming that you probably do understand what I'm saying. The Draco contains only three stars above that contain only three magnitude. Did you know that at one the Draco was a bit larger at first when it acquired large wings from the ancient Mesopotamians which circles and surrounds the constellation the Ursa Major which obviously contains the little dipper which of coarse isn't considered a constellation of coarse obviously. Hey did you know that the Greek philosopher Thales chopped off the wing some where around in the sixth century B.C.

Now I really hope that you really enjoyed my presentation. Now I going to conclude this blog with a you tube video. Chao! Peace Out!