Science and Technology TV Shows

the song it comes from is jessica by the allman brothers

1:science is all about finding out stuff ( like if a Orange floats with the skin on ).

2:science is exploring new thing

3:science is all about having fun

4:it helps children learn and dissecting a small animal (like a frog)

5:you can open up a heart and see what's inside

tickets are free but its a very long waiting list the website is www.applausestore.com

A weapons testing range belonging to Dillon Aero, the manufacturer of the minigun used in the myths where the "Secret Location" appears.

UK TV Presenter from Top Gear and Braniac. Said in the Mirror,"I'll have you know I'm not actually that short. I'm 5ft 7ins, which is a fairly normal height. It's just that I have to stand next to giant Jeremy, who's about 8ft tall." (5ft 7in, 170cm)

Its not the "stick" its the Stig and no one knows who it is, its a secret!

Time travel is not possible.

The effects of a wormhole would depend on the author of the story you are reading.

the stig was there since the beginning but then he was the black stig

Currently primeval has three completed seasons and season four and five are under production.

In an interview with the creators Adrian Hodges stated that he would like primeval to have at least seven seasons but this is unconfirmed.

Primeval season four is set to air December 2010 or January 2011.

Series five will air in 2011.

you dont have to be a certain age or gender to watch top gear if you like cars then watch it .

Bill Nye the Science Guy - 1993 Garbage 1-13 was released on:

USA: 3 December 1993

First came radio, and suddenly, candidates had to learn to be good public speakers because their voice would be heard from coast-to-coast on a radio network. But on radio, it didn't matter how you looked; it just mattered how you sounded. Franklin Delano Roosevelt was not the first president to speak on the radio (Harding and Coolidge both did), but Roosevelt became a "radio president" because of how effectively he used this medium and how his voice soothed a frightened nation during the Great Depression. But the public could not see that he had been a victim of polio and used a wheelchair. He was able to control his image and play to his strength-- his skill as a radio speaker.

When television came along in the late 1940s/early 1950s, it changed politics greatly. Now, candidates had to look good as well as sound good. This would become a problem for Richard Nixon during the famous Kennedy-Nixon debate of 1960. Much has been written about how John F. Kennedy embraced TV and practiced beforehand; he looked young, attractive, confident and strong. Nixon, on the other hand, looked shifty and hesitant and made very poor eye-contact. (Today, we know he was ill and had checked himself out of a hospital against doctor's orders, but back then, all anyone knew was JFK looked presidential and Nixon did not.) People who listened to the debate on radio thought Nixon's answers were much more thorough and that he had won. People who watched, however, were convinced that Nixon was awkward and inarticulate. Suddenly, one's visual image was an essential part of campaigning.

And to this day, looking good, looking like a "man (or woman) of the people," appearing confident and displaying a commanding presence on TV can make or break a candidate. Being hesitant or seeming nervous can torpedo a campaign. Politicians, not all of whom are handsome or beautiful, have to seek out ways to create a positive visual impression, so that the TV audience will like them. Politics in some ways has thus become like a TV show, with candidates trying to get the best ratings and avoid "gaffes" that could soon be used against them in TV attack ads. I believe it was Marshall McLuhan who once predicted we would one day choose a candidate without even knowing what he stood for, just based on whether he "looked presidential" on TV. Sadly, that seems to have come to pass.

Returning cast; Professor Nick Cutter, Jennifer Lewis, Connor Temple, Abby Maitland, James Lester, and Helen Cutter. New characters include; Captain Becker, Sarah Page, and Danny Quinn.

Bill Nye the Science Guy - 1993 Electricity 1-18 was released on:

USA: 28 January 1994

Pebble Mill created the original show in 1977, it was then produced by Jon Bentley.

The new format, currently in its 13th season was created by Jeremy Clarkson and Andy Wilman.

Paranormal researcher (ghost hunter) Dave Tango is 32 years old (born March 20, 1985).

From what I've been seeing for several years there is far too much gore, violence and strange movies coming out. Every so often a good movie slips in there. It appears sex sells, but, it also impresses the youth of today that this is the way their sex life should be or at least close to it and movies are make believe and have always been for as long as movies have been made. Even movies that are about true events or real people are often changed to make it sexier or more exciting. There was one script writer I admired a great deal and it was a lady that wrote the script for 'Seabiscuit' (the story of a one eyed jockey that was too tall and a small horse that raced during the Depression.) The author of the script said that she would only let them make the movie it they followed exactly what she had written with few changes and that they did. The movie was a success. People are such drones these days that they think they can keep up with the celebrities or live like them and lets face it, there are celebrities that are horrible role models. They are so spoiled and eccentric that they think they are floating in a place that deities belong. They forget they are human and think because they can act that they are immortal. Society falls for keeping up with the Jones and thinking that the movies and films portrayal of life it how it should be forgetting that, unless its a true life story, that its for entertainment purposes only. Then when the celebrities get treated differently when they do something illegal or immoral there are always spin doctors to say, ooops, they made a mistake, I thought to err is human, right!!!!! Its sickening what the celebrities have come to these days and even worse that society buys into their crap. When you have your health, family, true love and peace in your life, your wealth is much more then a million dollars a movie. Yes, money allows you to buy things but you can have all the material items around you and still be miserable, celebrities are also a great example of that, too. The bar on athletes and celebrities pay was put too high too fast and alot of them dont appreciate or remember who and how they got there in the first place.

1. discuss:how to find the oldest paper in a stack of papers.

2. explain:the concept of relative age.

3. illustrate:a disconformity.

4. describe:one way to correlate similar rock layers.

5. think critically:explain the relationship between the concept of relative age and the principe of superposition.

6. interpret data:to determine the oldest rock bed.a sandstone contains a 44-million-year-old fossil.a shale has fossils that are over 55 million years old.a limestone,below the sandstone,contains fossills between 400 million and 500 million years old.which rock bed is oldest?explain.

Dual, (APEX)

he is green like fungas or a booger he has the power smell and to grow fungas on what he toches (exept floor , unless he wants to)and to shoot slim

Richard Hammond, Jeremy Clarkson and James May

(Another person is the Stig)