Hello everybody! I am with Ben from Invisible Sentinel, but that s not the point. Today we sharing what? A beer! We are sharing a beer today. Pleasure! Cheers Thank you very much Ben, but don’t drink it, because we need to test it first to see if it’s a high quality beer or not […]
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The Whole of Edexcel KEY CONCEPTS. Revision for 9-1 GCSE biology or combined science
Here we have our beautiful plant cell with a cell membrane That’s responsible for determining which bits go in and out of the cell The cell wall. Important for structure The vacuole important for structure The cytoplasm Where most of the reactions take place The tiny little dots are the ribosomes which are responible for […]
The Periodic Table Song (2018 UPDATE!)
And now… ASAP Science presents: The Elements of the Periodic Table There’s Hydrogen and Helium Then Lithium, Beryllium Boron, Carbon everywhere Nitrogen all through the air With Oxygen so you can breathe And Fluorine for your pretty teeth Neon to light up the signs Sodium for salty times Magnesium, Aluminium, Silicon Phosphorus, then Sulfur, Chlorine […]
The Science Of Motivation
Whether you are trying to lose 20 pounds, get that promotion at work, or quit smoking, sticking to your goal isn’t an easy task – after all, 45% of people drop their New Year’s resolutions after one month. So why is it so difficult to keep motivated – and how can science help us achieve […]
Easy Ohm’s Law Tutorial: Neuroscience and Cardiac Physiology physics application
Ohms Law: Applied to Neuro- and Cardio- physiology From Physics, we know that “Voltage” equals “flow” times “resistance” or V equals IR. Voltage means difference. In an electrical battery, there is a difference in charge. Let’s say one side of the battery has 20 electrons, and the other side has 600 electrons. If you connect […]
Science stories – Collaboration
It’s almost a hundred years ago that Einstein developed his General Theory of Relativity, and this led to some predictions that have already been tested, such as the bending of light when it goes around massive objects like the Sun, the gravitational red-shift effect which is used every day in our GPS tracking systems, and […]
Plant and Animal Responses | NCEA Level 3 Biology Strategy Video | StudyTime NZ
– Kia ora guys, I’m McKenzie – Kia ora, I’m Kiya. – And this is StudyTime’s level three strategy video for plant and animal responses. So a little bit about this standard, it’s all about how organisms grow, move, survive, and co-exist with each other, and some of the key ideas within this standard is […]
Genetic Variation and Change | NCEA Level 2 Biology | StudyTime NZ
– Kia ora everyone, (gentle electronic music) welcome to StudyTime’s Level Two Genetic Variation and Change Strategy Video. I’m Hattie. – And I’m McKenzie. And as the name suggests, this Standard is really all about genetic variaton. – It kind of breaks down into two main areas, so there’s patterns of inheritance, which is all […]
How do pregnancy tests work? – Tien Nguyen
The earliest known pregnancy test dates back to 1350 BC in Ancient Egypt. According to the Egyptians, all you have to do is urinate on wheat and barley seeds, and wait. If either sprouts, congratulations, you’re pregnant! And if wheat sprouts faster, it’s a girl, but if barley, it’s a boy. In 1963, a small […]
Science vs Arts: Can You Solve These Riddles? | Tie-Breaker
If you’re wondering what team Commerce is doing here, we’ll tell you. Because we always fail to reach the final round, we thought to set the question paper ourselves. And this question paper should give them a tough time. Let’s see how it goes. What’s up? We are here for another tie breaker… Another tie […]