Science

 Today in science we ware going to be creating a wind racer. I am in a group with me. I have a greater idea and when I update you you will see me on top of the leader board

This is my idea I searched up " Best sail in the world" and that's how I got my idea and this is what my drawing looks like.

Science

Science 

this week we have been working on an electrical circuit.  We have been using the website Phet.

What is a circuit?

A circuit is a series of elections going around picking up volts from the battery to generate power.

What is the difference between a parallel circuit and a series circuit?

A parallel share the same amount of volt and a series circuit has hold of what was originally generated

Medical Science

This Term we have been learning about the "Medical science". I will be talking about four areas about the human body.

Human Bones -
Your human bones are there to support you. Your most important bone/bones are your spine.IF we didn't have a spine we would just flop and be really flimsy

Human Veins -
Your veins in your body help blood travel around. They help transport blood from your Heart to your Lungs and they also help your blood get around your body.

Human Heart -
Your Heart helps you blood Travel around your Body. It also helps you stay alive, It pumps blood around the organs so you organize can create energy. Your left side of your heart is the strongest because it has to pump blood around your whole body

Human Muscles  -
This term we have learned about six muscles. your tricep and your bicep are complimentary muscles Because they help each other out your tricep will contract and your bicep will relax vise versa. 

Human body

How are bones made in the human body?

There are two different types of how bones grow, compact bones and cancallous bones. Compact bones make up to 80% of the skeleton. Cancallous bone make parts of the skull, Shoulder blades and ends of the big bones. When we are first born our bones are embryonic. Then they are slowly formed into bones.

What is Mars acutally like?

What is mars actually like?

Temperature on mars

• On a normal day on a usual day it will get upto minus 60 degrees C. when it is winter by the poles it's usually gets up to 125 Degrees C
• For us to build and atmosfair we will need to dig through the soil to the permafrost

What type of the acid is in the air around Mars?

• When it rains or a cloud forms it is made from sulfuric acid aerosol and when it rains it rains acid

What will happen if you try breath on mars?

• The air on Mars is 95% Carbon dioxide and 5% Oxygen. If less oxygen is available to breathe something will happen to you  such as rapid breathing, rapid heart rate, clumsiness, emotional upsets and fatigue can result. As less oxygen becomes available, nausea and vomiting, collapse, convulsions, coma and death can occur.