Summative Lab: Base Jumping Experiment

This is a human error that probably can’t be fixed. The area of our roller coaster that worked really well was our loop because it was very smooth and the beginning had a long drop. Something we could’ve improved on was the

However, I think they could have been more reliable if the intervals between each weight were constant. I started off by going every 50 grams, which then went to every 100 grams. I think it would have given the data results more precision and the pattern and outcome of the graph might have had a better trendline. Fortunately with the materials I had in the experiment, there was some precision, as I was the only one to control the board. Perhaps the one downfall was my method as I had to perform my experiment 2 times before getting the data I wanted, because I was confused on the data I was receiving the first time as they were all the similar.

After the corset is removed, the muscle will get weak again(Sato N. et al.). This makes the body have a greater reliance on the corset. The moment the outside force is removed, the lower back suddenly lacks support. It will make the muscle painful and sore. All in all, corsets will not be able to help maintain good postures, they only have temporary results.

In the end the rescue was a failure. The quote “We listened and listened but failed” (Church 6) explains why the rescue was a failure. It wasn’t only me who believed the lack of sound was an issue. Indirectly, researchers at Utah State University agreed as well with them working to invent a more efficient listening device along with a better way for miners to create noise like metal plates underground which you could bang with hammers. In Chamber 4, a story is told of nine coal miners being trapped in the Quecreek Mine in Pennsylvania in 2002.

In conclusion, The religions, Christianity and Judaism have never really gotten along very well and there were tensions that would lead to problems in the future. Jewish people were lower on the Social Class than Christians, Jews were treated differently from the rest of Great Britain, As the war ended though they flourished. PTSD was a big part of WW1, in the beginning they called it ¨shell shock¨ which they thought physically damaged the soldiers when the bombs were dropped. My book, The Invisible Wall is historically accurate being in which my evidence to support that Bernstein was correct in the categories of social class social tensions and PTSD. Arriving at the idea that This book is trustable and

Firstly, while the idea that stress can cause hair to grey is a fairly well-known myth, there is little science to back it up at this point in time. While it has been observed that people under stress get grey hair sooner, for it to occur in a day is nothing short of an extreme exaggeration (Ballantyne). Secondly, almost immediately after stating the overwhelming fear this event instilled in him, the old man threw half his body over the edge of the cliff, hanging on only by his elbows. The narrator notes how “carelessly” he does this, possibly indicating his own doubt (1). Being “fifteen or sixteen hundred feet” in the air, the large majority of people wouldn’t even step closer than one foot from the edge of the cliff, while this old man with weak limbs and, “frightened at a shadow,” was able to hoist his entire body over the edge (1).

Our first bridge held a weight of 3.45 kilograms When the bridge broke the leg supporting the bridge broke because the applied force was stronger than the normal force the legs of the bridge could no longer withstand the weight. What we did to hopefully help keep our bridge from breaking again and be able to hold more weight is we made the base of the bridge wider, we made the legs that support the bridge shorter and added more zig-zags to add more reinforcement to the bridge. The first thing we wanted to do was change how wide the base of the bridge was. The bridge base originally had a width of 4 centimeters and we decided to change it so that it was 5 centimeters wide to help it stand better and hold more weight because the first bridge we built kept falling over.

America needs to come up with a different punishments instead of giving out mandatory minimum sentences because it ends up being super expensive. Giving people mandatory sentences for a few years in hopes on making a difference doesn't seem to be benefiting the government financially. "The government chooses how $800 million will be used to fund prions" (Lisa Peng). $800 million could be spent on more important things such as advancing our technology or discovering new medicines to fight diseases. There are other places in the world who do not choose to be as strict with mandatory minimum sentences as we are.

Too many colors are bad for anything, it makes the final product messy and out of place, three is enough. When building a figure I learned that it is important not to go all out because it will affect the sturdiness of the figure,so it will not be able to stand on its own, taking the time to figure out what pieces will fit and make the strongest and lightest skeleton to build off of. Taking those few extra steps will make anything that is being built easier and make for a more pleasant time. Throughout the years I have known of Bionicle, I have seen many designs that the creators took in assembling a figure, I found that I unconsciously choose a single skeletal design that I use in almost all of my figures that I make, I use it because it is a sturdy and simplistic design that allows a lot of room for extras, compared to other skeletal builds that could allow less. One of the major parts of Bionicle and what I love about it is the story that Bionicle has to offer, it has a huge story that got too big to keep itself up.

One major drawback for athletes is that they don 't have very good footwork, but most of them do. The causes would be not being able to move my feet fast. The impacts it has would have to be for basketball the most because you need to move your feet fast in the post. It also could be for my football you need to have fast feet to cut up and get through the hole. You need it to cut back and make a jukes, or to get out of trouble.

In our Rube Goldberg machine, we wanted to complete our chemical reaction; which was dumping vinegar into baking soda to create carbon dioxide. Our machine didn’t really work because, we had to help it 5 times. The most difficult parts of our machine were where we had to help it. We had to help move one of the marbles up top, because the marble that hit it didn’t have enough force. When we ran it, we were very confident because it had worked many times before; but when it got to that step, it didn’t work.

Top Five Myths about Log Cabins There are many myths about owning a log home. Many people let these myths sway their decision of owning one. Proper research can not only prevent this from happening but can also save you time and money in the long run. Log Homes are not Energy Efficient This statement is far from true.

The actual resulting collision fell only 3.5 cm away from the estimated point and within the uncertainty range. This left a 1.5% error which means the data that was collected was good data and an accurate prediction can be made from it. Considering the uncertainty, a 1.5 % error is good because there is uncertainty in the timing, estimation with the graphing, and also uncertainty with two people dropping the cars for the collision -- they may not have the same reaction

My second winter snowboarding started off painful. I was going snowboarding with some family friends at Cranmore Mountain and to say the least the experience was eventful. Getting there we stand in line to get the over priced day passes and struggle in the warmth of the lodge while wearing enough clothes for sub degree weather. We get to the front of our line pay the price on the sign and we were off to a long day of skiing and snowboarding we thought. First thing we do is go to the biggest chair lift which goes to the top of the mountain.

Milgram says that obedience is caused by the shift of responsibility. A person will say that they were just following orders. The consequences should then not apply to them because it was not their fault. Could it be possible, that a person decides to hurt another person because of evil nature? Freud believed a person acts out aggression, because of a human’s animalistic instinct.