Radioactive
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What does it mean when we say that something is radioactive?
Science Fair Thoughts
What household substances are radioactive? How long is a half-life? Which kinds of atomic particles can you detect with a cloud chamber?
Wet paper
I notice that the paper around the uksinite was wet. What was the cause of that?
where
where can you get euxnite?
bunny video
Hi Mr. Krampf i watched this video and i realized you made another video with you in a bunny suit!! which video was it??!! if you tell me i wi be VERY happy in the blooper you where filling your car with gas and you where at da ATM.
RE: bunny video
I have used the bunny suit a few times, but the one you are thinking of is Selective Smelling: http://thehappyscientist.com/science-video/selective-smelling
you said
you said you've used the bunny suit, 'a few times'. could you give me the names of the science video[s]or a couple of links. thanks
silverperk
The Rabbit suit also makes an
The Rabbit suit also makes an appearance in the Mass and Weight video: http://thehappyscientist.com/science-video/mass-and-weight
Great!
Great! Thanks!
LOVE IT!!!!!
Hi Mr.Krapf i LOVE this video!!!! its sooo funny!!!!!!! I love science and bunnys so... this video is AWESOME!!!!!!
sorry!!!
ok I am sorry but where you just in a bunny rabbit suit ????? wow I wish my science teacher would dress up as a bunny I would pay way more attention on what we're learning LOL !!!!!!!!
Olivia 12
welcom back to The Sience
welcom back to The Sience Rabbit!
Background Radiation Problems
So if there is a 1 in 30,000,000,000,000,000 (thirty quadrillion) chance of health problems caused by background radiation, and there are only very roughly 110,500,000,000* (one-hundred ten billion, five-hundred million) people that have ever lived, then the odds are 300,000 to 1 that it hasn't happened yet?
About 100,000,000,000 people X 300,000 = 30,000,000,000,000,000
Also, due to poor health care throughout the majority of our race's time on earth, say that it's twice as likely that whoever did have such problems would die from them. Therefore, there's a 600,000 to 1 chance that someone has died from those problems.
*I tried to include a citation to the article I read, but the spam filter didn't like it. Look up "number of humans in history" in Google, then click on the first suggestion. (by prb.org)
RE: Background Radiation Problems
Watch that part of the video again. There is a 1 in 30,000,000,000,000,000 chance for each radioactive particle that passes through your body. Since you are hit by many particles every day, the odds are not quite as slim as you are thinking.
bunny rabbit bunny rabid that
bunny rabbit bunny rabid that would be funny if you where rabid as the bunny!lol
nice
SO FUNNY NICE VIDEO ROBERT! =D
is some Radiation bad for you
is some Radiation bad for you like the Radiation in japan?
Cåth®yne
RE: is some radiation bad for you
Yes, radiation can be harmful, if you are exposed to enough of it. Everyone is exposed to low levels of radiation every day. As you are exposed to more radiation, the chance for it to cause damage increases. Scientists are still trying to measure how much danger there is from the reactors in Japan.
thanks i was a bit confused!
thanks i was a bit confused!
bunny rabbit
bunny rabbit bunny rabbit!!!!
where did you get that?
do you need another carrot?
or something radioactive to chew on?
Cathryne
wow
cool bunny rabit suit.bunny rabit bunny rabit rarare ok.hahaha your really funny
i want a rabbit suit!!!!!!
i want a rabbit suit!!!!!!
bloopers
did "Nancy" really want the chips? heh! that.. was funny!
BIODIVERSITY
cAN I GET SOME INTERESTING PROJECTS OR TRICKS TO INCULCATE THE INTEREST OF THE TOPIC AMONGS THE STUDENTS
bloopers
hah the bloopers were funny! I learned alot from this :)
bloppers
They are so funny how you mess up and tell your self no!no!no!
Be nice to yourself
Don't be too hard on yourself, Mr. Krampf. You're awesome!
Good
Good
scince
say wat are your expriment alike
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