Hypothesis,Theory,And Laws

 Hypothesis:
I think that the plants using Culligan water will help more than Tap water.
If you are fast enough you can walk on walls.
Scientific Theory:
The earth goes around the sun.
The sun in more than one million years it will turn into a supernova.
Laws: a law can not be dis-proven.
Law of gravity.
Physical law.

State the problem

Is caffeine bad for you?
It turns out that caffeine has a lot of positive health benefits
Does sugar make kids hyperactive?

  I found out that sugar does not make kids hyperactive.

Is it possible if you are fast enough to run on walls?
Believe it or not, while difficult and risky, it is possible to run up a wall and flip.
Links
http://www.wikihow.com/Discussion:Run-up-a-Wall-and-Flip
http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/07/sugar-does-not-make-kids-hyper/
http://nutritiondiva.quickanddirtytips.com/benefits-of-caffeine.aspx

Scientific paper

Sherpa gets happy eating roasted chicken
S- State the problem
G-Gather information
H-Hypothesis
E-Experiment
R-Result
C-Conclusion

What is science

What is science?
Periodic Tables
Facts and Proofs
Everything has no limit
Experiment
Learning
Discovery
Trying something new
Life
Exploring
Energy
Measuring
Math

Mythbusters

1. Name at least 3 of the myths used in the video?
Can you make a earwax candle, can you shoot a match and light it, and can you put a persons hand in water while sleeping and make them pee.

2. Tell which myths were - busted, confirmed, or plausible?
Busted, confirmed, and busted.
3. List what you thought was the best part of the video.
How they shoot a match and light it.
4. Do you think that Mythbusters is science? Explain why or why not.
No because they were proving this thing that can likely not happen.
5. Which experiment do you think is most dangerous from the video?
Putting your hand in molten steel.
6. Can you think of a myth or something that happened in a movie that you've seen that you think should be tried on mythbusters? No.

Axolotl

1. What is the approximate latitude and longitude of the lake where the Axolotls live? It is 19.30 degrees north and 99 degrees west.

2. Post a screen shot of Google Earth showing where the Axolotl lives.

3. What group of animals does the Axolotl belong to? It belongs in the amphibians species.

4. What makes the Axolotl different from other salamanders? It lives in the water with a neotenic state.

1. Name at least 2 different types of cells found in your body. Heart cells and eye cells.

2. What are the four basic letter codes to make DNA? A, T, C, and G.

3. What do genes do for a cell or a body? Take the gene that helps the body make hemoglobin (say: hee-muh-glow-bin) a hemoglobin is an important protein that is needed for red blood cells

4. How many chromosomes do humans have? 23 pairs of chromosomes for a total of 46.

1. Write your own song about the axolotls - you must include at least 5 actual scientific facts about the animal.

I like axolotls they live in lake Xochi Milco. Also in the base of Mexico. They are based on salamanders. Wound healing also does not allow for most animals to re-grow a lost limb. Last they can be black, or white, and even more. The end.
Make a how to guidebook for how to raise a baby axolotl:
Step1. You need other tank inmates, and other axolotls
Step 2. You should have the temperatures below 24 degrees Celsius 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
Step 3. Axolotls are carnivores so you should give them a meat-based diet.
Step 4. Juvenile axolotls can be cannibalistic towards each other so they are best raised in separate enclosures but adults can be together though.
Step 5. Last step is that axolotls can get quite large so you should at least get a 15-20 gallon tank.