Of Course Global Warming is Real!
As covered in a Popsci article by Rebecca Boyle called “Climate Skeptic Sponsors New Climate Study, Confirms ‘Global Warming Is Real,’” a physicist at the University of California – Berkeley, […]
Monthly Archives: October 2011
Why EPS Is NOT a Good School
Looking at the title, especially since it’s on my school blog, one would think, “What the heck is this kid thinking!?!“. I thought the same, but I have a point […]
One Hot House
Our passive solar house is coming along very nicely. On Tuesday, our group continued to brainstorm and prototype different ideas for thermal masses and insulation. My previous idea was to […]
Albert Einstein, You’re Wrong!
Antonio Ereditato, physicist at the University of Bern, and head of Opera, the Oscillation Project with Emulsion-Tracking Apparatus, recently led his group to make what might just be one of […]
Engines, Refrigerators, and A/Cs
The most interesting thing I read about Atoms and Heat was the actual process that refrigerators and air conditioners use to cool enclosed areas. Both use mechanical energy to increase […]
Giant Sweaters, Teddy Bears, and Insulation
Our Passive Solar House project is going fairly well. I’ve succeeded in keeping our group more on task mainly by keeping a much better record of what we’re doing, rather […]
I Am A Flying Teddy Bear
I destroy the evil oranges in the twilight dawn of the Australian plain. I construct red knapsacks for carrying on my knee like a knight in the night. I streak […]
How did you celebrate your last birthday?
I went to Kenya and Tanzania, and I got a special birthday song from some Iraqw musicians with a cake that spelled birthday wrong. It was awesome. Ask me anything
What does your dream house look like?
It looks like a fairly big place, with lots of sustainable and eco-friendly features, such as an electric stove and water heater and solar panels. Ask me anything
Melting with Metal
Now you’re probably thinking, what the heck does that video have to do with my title, and in fact, what the heck does my title mean? Well, that’s what I […]
Exploring Distances 2.0 