By Adventure Van:
I finished my chemistry so I’m on physics now.
I have been working on chemistry for some time now, but I have
learned a lot.
You can change cabbage’s juice color with chemistry. (Acids
makes it higher color, bases make it lower.)
You can figure out why zinc roofs are great against acid rain,
but not zinc in a test tube with it is. (Rain is scattered, and a test tube is straight.)
How gold has more parts then iron, yet iron is stronger. (The
iron has HJ2, which makes it stronger then the GD1, which is what gold is made
out of.)
Also, I learned how to make glue. (Yes, I know, but glue is
glue.)
Now, For Physics!!
The force that is given to the object by a push or shove
will be lost if it hits a object, if stable, connected to something, most of
the object’s speed goes away, if another non-stable object gets hit, then it
will take most of the speed, until it hits something, basically a loop until
the final object hits a wall and stops. Most times, a object will hit a wall
and either go back the way it came from, or if heading in the wall at a angle,
will bounce and go as symmetrical, so continue going, with the hitting point of
the object as a line for symmetrical
usages.
The above is basic physics.
I wish to learn more advanced soon.
:D
