Joel Engelsma

 so in a sermon Sunday this time we heard about Aminah. and he was king and he died an evil man. because he wanted to fight the enemies that were Edom. and he had 300,000 men ad he still thought that there weren't enough men. so he went and bought 100,000 mercenaries from Israel. but a man of God said that he could not fight with these barbarians. and when the king heard of this he was very unpleased he did not want to waste a whole lot of money. that he had spent but he finally decided to let them go.

 inertia is the energy by which you keep moving. like if you bike  like you go down a hill and you keep going that is inertia. kicking in it more or less makes you move but their are things that stop it like friction. would be one when you go down a hill if their are little humps of grass or something this would slow your energy down. and if you had a enough you would stop like we did a project a while back where i had to roll a toy car over some rough surfaces. and we would see wat kind of friction it is like carpet had like tons of friction. also a rug or like just the tile on your kitchen would have inertia and  friction the friction works against inertia. 

 our sermon was about the parable of the tairs in tye weat. and they cant pull op them becaue they might pull up the weeds and mix them up. and then the gardener is like first we will wait until they all grow then when we come and get them. up we will sort the out and thw tairs will be burned. and the actual wheat will go to the barns where they whill be threshed into bread and our other sermon was on joy and how joy is God given and stuff and like how happiness isaant and their where three points i think.

 did you know that otters use a very peculiar type of silverware. they use rocks to break clams and things to eat and mussels and things. they also tie kelp to their feet so they dont drift when they go to sleep. the woodpecker finch from Galapagos impales insects on a thorn or spine from a cactus. to eat them and things or to stick into a whole where he nos where a insect is. in did you know these birds take nuts and put them on the road and when a car comes and runs over them he can eat hem without having to crack the nut itself.

 so today it's going to e boring because I had to do a review. so I thought about what to say. and I guess we can just review them like in the book. first, we will talk about carbon 14 if you might know this type of molecule takes a very long time to stabilize. like 7,000 years so scientists can use this to find the age of bone and things and you still might remember the polio epediemic. this disease worked very fast in maiming or killing people and a man named joseph salk made a vaccine for it and that is what you get today just about the same time. 

 pom crabs are pretty interesting things. they carry those things with those stingers I forgot about what they are. but they use them in their claws to sting fish that goes by and he eats the fish. because he stings them to death and the stinger things can eat as much as they want to I think they are called sea urchins or something like that. did you know that gorillas use sticks for a lot of things they use sticks to get food sometimes to dig to get the food they find a lot of soldier ants? then they stick the stick into it and the soldier and clamp onto it and they bring t out and eat them as much as they want.

 the polio epidemic was a pretty serious epidemic it happened just about the first have of the nineteen hundreds. or something like that and polio was a disease that struck quickly and left no living before you could get any help, not like a heart attack this person named Jonas Salk. worked on away at a vaccine hoping that the deadly virus would still get you sick but your body still was able to figure out how to destroy it so if they actually got it your body would be able yo fight it this vaccine worked very well he worked with three groups of children because the children I think are the only people that I think can get it one he gave the vaccine another something else and another nothing the people with the vaccine did the best now that very vaccine may still be used today in 2020.

 cowbirds get their name because they follow bison and cows. and they eat the parasites off them they are also called um I forgot their name. but they also will find another bird's nest and lay their own eggs. which of course are much bigger so when they hatch they kill the actual birds and they leave themselves there to eat as much as they possibly can. and have the mom working overtime to find worms for them. all the fully grown ones will actually eat the other bird's eggs and they also eat snails and other things. the birds are very deceitful.

 so in my science, I was reading about microscopes. so there are electron microscopes and there are optic microscopes these use light and can make an object bigger at 1,000 times. and the electron microscope can shoot a thin beam of electrons right onto the thing. where it makes some of the electrons bounce back and a computer gathers this information. then make a 3d image on a computer monitor. but this is not that easy you must first create a vacuum by sucking all the air out of the place that you have the object and you must also freeze-dry the object in liquid nitrogen then you can use a microscope and electrons.

 so this blog thing is called no place like home. and its pretty interesting we have most of the older genesis ones. but we have some of the new ones we might. get one this year and it will probably be about the ark encounter. we got one about the ark encounter again today. and it was about where there going to put lights and stuff. just every where they have a huge skating rink and stuff. it sounds pretty fun you have to have tickets for like everything and you also get free parking if you come at five o'clock but for nothing else i think they are paying answers to do this.

 planet x is a real thing that is what they called Neptune. before it ever existed they knew something existed though because uranous the planet they had found just before its orbit was slightly different. meaning there was some other gravity pull on it from the other side also there was this person that was looking for it but his honor was a bit hurt. because he tough that there was life from mars because of the canals on it and some other kinds of signs of life. so they hired someone to help look for it and they found what is now called Neptune but it was much smaller than they expected.

 Okay, brains they are very complex the world doesn't even barely know have of what the brain can do. For instance, the brain figures out how to hear even if you don't have this special bulb thing in your brain. they are big enough to be seen from an MRI but they did a test that specifically saw that there were three women out of one thousand. That could hear and they didn't have this bulb thing in their brain so scientists have figured that the bulb is either too small to be seen or isn't there. And the brain is using another part of their brain to be able to hear but either way, you can see how resourceful your brain is.

 Carbon 14 is an atom that takes a very long time 5,730 years for having of it to be made stable. It takes about 11,000 years this is the way you find how many years old bones. Are also there are these pits called the bear pits or something like that animals would get something they would get stuck. In these tar pits and animals would get stuck and they would die and there were tons of bones. And this is what they did they this was a long time ago so this was pretty dry now adays so they dig as much as they can.

 res and orange stars create dangerous m, agentic activity since these stars are cooler than the3 sun you would have to orbit much closer to get the right amount of heat everyday white and blue stars are even more dangerous they create4 altrvilret radiation also blue stars are so massive and have such a short life span they would not be able to harbor people also the sun is not in any of these categories it is in between not too small to be red and not too big to be blue it also creates some ultraviolet radiation but not as much as the blue stars.

 Okay, condensation is not much to talk about but it is a pretty interesting affair. So this girl is putting up posters because she is running for school president and it is a glass board. And it was really cold out n that day so then they go to bed and in the morning when they come back all the posters were all wet. And stuff because of the cold the water had condensed on the glass and marked the ink on the paper. Just like when you have a cold bottle of water you get condensation on the outside. I am pretty sure this happens when the air inside is colder than the air outside.

so their is this experiment where they look at the leg bones of some different animals and saprsingly they are about the same i cannt say much about this but because you have to see the picture but it seemed he bigger the animal the bigger they were an had ore bones which i think is actually not very interesting just  because you would think the bigger animal would have more bones theree wher four contestants and i think they are al, prehistoric ahhipppis is the ancestor of all horses that is what they were doing they got bigger and bigger.

 so a rooster crowing is pretty loud 140 decibels of sound which is super loud. like a gunshot or a military jet taking off so how does this creature stay not deaf. beacoase remember his ears are right next to his mouth first the rooster can have these hair things all over his ears which help muffle. it but still his wont stop all the sound another thing is that when it tips its head back it actually has these 2 bones or flaps or something go over the roosters ears completely muffling everything almost you could prably still hear some but not as much as normal.

 okay what kind of ecosystems are there first there is taiga cold winters and cool summers morer rain and snowfalls then in the tundra. grasslands cold winters hot summers more rainand more snowfalls tha in the taiga rich soil. mild forst lands mild winters and summers plenty of rain or snow trees lose their leaves in winter. deseert very hot days all year round very little rain plantsand animals adapted to conserve water. also the tundra wich i forgot is cold and they have lon and dark winters all year around and th ground is frozen under the top and there are very few trees. alao the tropical rain foret hot and rainy all year poor soil varierty of plants and animals.

 did you ever think of having your brains in your arms or legs. that would be really weird  wouldn't it but did you know that octopuses and other animals like that are brain cells in their arms. so say an arm would get cut off it cought something it would make it go towards its mouth where it was sapoed to be. and scientists are thinking of using this in there research they just dont know how they could use it is ant. that weird like if you where deep see diving and you saw an arm wriggling on the see floor that would just be so scary.

 so first the virus infects the cell acyuallyit attaches itself then inffects it the cell then the virus forces the cell to make copies of the virusn the cell bursts and the copies go and find other cellsto infect choose eight itemsthat you want to stdy and you studdy them for a while then think wohat wold you like to know about what you are whatchng then try to lace all theoransisms as in groups like mammal or somethng esle also think does this cell have a neclueis or dosent and thinl about fiffrent thiings then or can it be an anmal or fungus or somethng else.

 sotheir is is su[per funny part where he is like iam happy for the spell check on my comptwer and he spells it wrong and he slike hahah i know that myselve is spelled witha v and thean he has a lot talking aboutpie about just anytype of pie you can think of he talks about and then he goes after various items like a pogo stick prayer comfotable pews and other sych things like that also helikes harmonica music and the sounds of velcro and trees with lots of shade and librarians and more stuff like that and then water ballons and skiing.

 there is this place called the creation museum must be a pretty spectacular place. because there are like everybody is talking about it we got really but I don't know we have a creation museum here in Michigan but I still don't know where it would be also this place is called the bog where you can see what kind of plants they have in the prehistoric and Bible times like different kinds of plants and things I wish I could go there but I think it's in colorado or something else that really far away we went to toledo once and stayed for like 3 days.

 so there are three things you want to learn about the pace you might live if you are animals first the community you no if they aren't going to eat you or vice versa also populations id there are enough of your kind around and things like that also habitats you would probably want to know if there was a nice pond for you if you were a fish or a duck or a frog or like something going to another page there are plants that grow in the desert and you have to think about the factors like you know affect the type of plants.