The Slits

I slowly pulled back my bow,on the biggest buck i had ever saw in my life.I had a twent that day i learned never to panic no matter how bad a situation it is y yard shot,i was just about to shoot then i looked at the end of my arrow there was a field tip on i knew i had to do something fast. When i was a young buck back in the day my dad bought me my first bow i was so excited.The next day we went to L and M and bought arrows feild tips and a relese, then we went home to target practice. I

The society has been improved over time technologically, scientifically and socially. It became a society where no one should have any type of questions towards fear, culture and any scientific discovery because it was so advanced that only thing that people needed to do was to do what they are supposed to do. But there’s one thing that stopped humanity from having to question these perspectives and that is a monster. Monsters were created subconsciously through the society that people lived in and

Charles Darwin had arguably one of the best ideas anyone has ever had, the idea of evolution and natural selection. Along with these two ideas, he also noticed that all species are connected through the tree of life. While Darwin was studying finches in the Galapagos, he noticed each species of finch had a different type of beak. He latter understood that these different beaks were due to the varying types of diets of the birds based on what island they came from. The different beaks would help them

Persistence of vision is the name given to the phenomenon when images are shown together within a short amount of time and it gives the illusion that the images are moving. The reason that our eyes see the images in this way is due to our brain only being able to process a certain amount of information at a time, when images are shown in progression the human eye sees it as though it's moving. One example of where the persistence of vision has been used is in the films that we watch. This is because

Calculating the Molar Mass of an Unknown Compound Through the Observed Freezing Point Depression *Hardy Prosper, Aurore Folefack (Lab Partner), Jessica Potts (T.A.) Chem-112-572 Introduction Cold-tolerant fish have the ability to survive in freezing waters that would kill many other animals, due to them lowering the freezing point of water inside their bodies. This is due to the colligative property of freezing point depression, a process in which adding a solute to a solvent lowers the freezing

Castles were the core of a society in the Middle Ages, acting as a fort and defense. One of the first castles meant to as a defense fort was the motte-bailey castle, one of the earliest fortifications of the Middle Ages. The motte and bailey castle date back to the early ‘s, . This design would have the castle upon an elevated set of land known as the motte. The motte was surrounded by a defensive ditch which also separated the motte from the palisade, this was known as the bailey. A bridge connected

Title: Effect of Polarity In Diffusion Of Molecules Across Cellular Membrane Abstract: Cell membranes play an important role in regulating what goes in and out of the cell. Diffusion, the process of movement of substances across the cell membrane from higher concentrations to areas of lower concentration, plays an active role in the transport and the regulation through cellular membrane. Sometimes, there are cases when cells are placed in hypotonic solutions and substances will diffuse through the

the membrane of red blood cells. The lab involved a series of propanol test solutions containing 4 mL of 0.3M propanol, propanediol, or propanetriol, and 12 mL of bovine blood. The test tube was held up in front of a slit lamp to measure the hemolysis time of the bovine blood. The slit lamp consisted of a light source positioned behind a piece of cardboard with a hole in which a thread was suspended. The light from the lamp illuminates the culture tube, allowing the thread to be seen once hemolysis

Phylum Hemichordata are marine vertebrates that live in shallow water. Hemichordates have two significant features with chordates which are pharyngeal gill slits and dorsal nerve cords. The name "hemichordate" means "half chordate," and hemichordates share some of the typical chordate characteristics. There are branchial openings, or "gill slits," that open into the pharynx; there is a rudimentary structure in the collar region, the stomochord, that is similar to a notochord; and there is a dorsal

In the 21st, in our science classes, we are taught to believe that our world is actually made up of particles as the smallest constituents of matter. We are told that particles behave like waves because it makes no sense to teach that a particle moves faster than the speed of light, that particles can cause interference with one another, among other ridiculous things that we just never imagine a particle to do. What we are not told is that we never had to think about the smallest elements of matter