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Aernaroth

I voted for Super_Megatron and all I got was this stupid user title.

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11-15-2009 10:53 PM - permalink
zero minor
yo cool to meet you hows it hanging?
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11-13-2009 11:47 AM - permalink
Fosterlager

Haha, it's true!
11-12-2009 10:28 PM - permalink
Godziboy1993
Thats it. What is it like? Is it easy to you, exciting etc.

I'd kill to have you as a science teacher thats for sure. Have you ever considered teaching engineering classes at a tech school? You seem like you'd fit the bill perfectly. You have a vast knowledge of science, I greatly admire that We need more scientists in this world. It's the only way the human race will advance.
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11-12-2009 09:29 PM - permalink
Godziboy1993
I think I got an idea. Trying to put it all together and form a hypothesis and eventually write out a procedure. I'll get back to you on it This is so cool you're like tutoring me! Aren't you a chemist or something along that line aswell?
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11-12-2009 09:10 PM - permalink
Godziboy1993
I got 'till January to do this. I have access to anything with a $100 budget. I don't think they're any restrictions, just has to relate to chemistry some how.
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11-12-2009 07:54 PM - permalink
Godziboy1993
I'm listening (Well, reading actually) continue. Dammit I wish the school had funding for that Geology class, I so wanted to do it this year.

Something along the lines about what you said, I came up with a little hypothesis. What are the odds of a dead animal fossilizing (Mostly complete, no damage etc.) based on the surrounding enviroment? Out on the open plains, in a river bed, etc.
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11-12-2009 07:11 PM - permalink

Godziboy1993

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aernaroth

If you're limited to chemistry and astronomy, but desperately want to do something related to paleontology, why not do something related to the chemistry of fossilization?

You could play with a few different variables in what could occur in "groundwater" and the surrounding environment and determine what conditions are optimal for fossil formation.

How would I turn this into an experiment though? Fossilization takes thousands, sometimes millions, of years to complete. And I got 'till the begining of January to pull this off right

it's an interesting idea but I'm not sure how to do it. Thanks for the idea though, you're a real good friend

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11-09-2009 10:33 PM - permalink
SpencimusPrime

hi there
10-28-2009 02:06 AM - permalink
Omega_Soundwave
Lol, I guess I did. I don't remember being here before.
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10-27-2009 12:36 AM - permalink
Omega_Soundwave
I love your avatar.

Murky FTW!
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