cameron marical

i think if obama doesnt encourage science in a way that at least makes up for bushs idiotic "unnatural" statements on stem cell reaserch and others, then im moving to europe.

well, id like to be able to look at cells and things along those sizes, but something tells me that those are quite expensive. can it be done with optical microscopes? whats the smallest thing you can see with the average optical microscope?

what are the types of microscopes used to look at things like viruses or cells? can you use an optical microscope? i read somewhere that optical microscopes magnify things up to 1500x. is that enough? or do they use electron and scan tunneling microscopes for this? how much would it be for a telescope capable of this?

i dont think its stopped to o m/s. i think that really is impossible. its just having to go through so many things its absorbed and re-emitted at a speed we cant see. its still moving though, at the constant c.

try to make where the water is airtight, and try to make it so there isnt much air in it. i think thatd help.along with several compacted layers.

i know what a plasmid is, but my definitions are a bit rusty, and ive just flat out never heard of a transpoon. mind informing me? thanks.

would it be possible for a genetically altered animal to be able to live in space? do you guys think it could be done?

genetic engineering on wikepedia is pretty good. way off topic. anyone know how much a good microscope is? is it possible to make one instead?

same thing for me crazybrain68. biology is by far the easiest for me. and i love it, so it works out. physics is a great interest of mine, but, as stated, im no math person. i probably could be, but im just not as interested in math as some people, though the study of life fascinates me. along with almost any other science too.

you can make soap. you can make it by using animal fat and boiling it and some other stuff i cant remember exactly. google it{or yahoo} if you want to know how to do it. its cool.

i thought it was mitosis. off topic, but i was wondering. how many species are there that can reproduce asexually? and how does that work? thanks.

then how are birds so light enough to fly in the first place? if its not there bone density compared to us, what is it?

what about sperm? i know there alive, but how are they made? arent sperm cells produced from a bunch of nonliving factors?

ohh............

yes, thanks, but i mean what exactly is that charge made of?

well, with that i see two different things, either.; a; it changes the future you came from therefore yourself. or b;it spawns off into its own parrallel universe and affects "your" future in that parrallel universe. not the one from wich you came. so you{the one who were talking about} are not affected.

ouch. thats a below the belt shot. just because we are nerds, doesnt mean were all clueless when it comes to girls you know. oh really....

ouch. come on, give him a break. hes just expressing his ideas like the rest of us. maybe not in a way wich is scientifically backed up, or true at all, but we all learn from mistakes.

but these planes werent standing on the earth. they were in the air, so they werent spinning with the earth at all, right?

ya i did. my bad. thanks.

i agree completely with inow, so long as it is used for good, and effectively. as for your generics. 15 madera county, cali:cool:. {look me up all you petafiles, try it} unemployed.

asking for a darwin award? what do you mean? i think that would use alot of uneeded excess energy.

you can use the diamond method i think. so itd be something roughly {m-1.73}{m+1.73} 1.73 is actually 1.7320508075688772 though, if you want it really specific.

how do you post pictures on here?

find a way to make our bones like birds, in the sense that there hollow to a degree, but still stable enough to carry our body weight and gravity. if possible, i think you could do it.