smallest living unit? cell for the mnemonic device, i can tell you a good trick to memorize it. [spoiler][b]Si Sam Pumasok Sa Pinto Si Dan Pumasok Sa Door Pero Si Faye Dumating Paano Si Faye Dan Paano Faye Dan Faye[/b][/spoiler] it's an old trick our teacher told us. astonishing really :]

aristotle [spoiler] who discovered the golgi apparatus? [Biology][/spoiler]

uhmmm... [spoiler]why do you think the "morning Glory" only blooms during day time...aside its name or being in a Short-day palnt....whats with the morning glory ??[/spoiler]

^ err.. idunno.. Einstein? haha. i have no idea. what does e=mc(squared) mean?

..hey??! why arenn't u answering my question??! the next after me./... samarah_purple! tsk3!!

[quote=ubenchx]ubenchx wrote: *why is it easier for us to swim in the sea than in the pool?*[/quote] We all know that oceans have a greater amount of saltwater compared to pools. ever heard about the red sea thingy? they said that if u try to swim there -- probably u will float because of too much saltwater content. erm. the law of buoyancy has something to do with it. If an object weighs more than the weight of the water it displaces, it will sink. On the other hand, if the object weighs less, then it will float. Now, back to your question.. I think it will be easier to swim in the sea because of two reasons.. [spoiler]For sure, effort is there.[/spoiler] 1st, the saltwater somehow contributes on the weight of our body in the water. if ur body will float, then it will be easier for you to learn swimming. 2nd w/c was based on my experience, [spoiler]ambiance matters. hahah, who will not dare to learn swimming if the atmosphere is ?[/spoiler] okei, now. my turn. question.. [align=center][spoiler][quote]what makes a human being close his/her eyes whenever he/she sneezes?[/quote] [/spoiler][/align]

Science isn't something arcane, intended only for the few. Everyone of us - whether a poet, janitor, or nuclear physicist - has to be able to think scientifically, and to understand some science, to get through with our lives. Every day we face decisions that hinge on science, such as whether to smoke, what to eat, with whom to have sex, and what protection to use (if any). Even for decisions that don't depend on specific scientific facts, science remains the proven set of best methods for acquiring accurate information about the world.

^[b]Mauna Loa[/b] is the largest volcano in the world. It is in Hawai'i Big Island. what is the strongest muscle in the human body?

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[quote=amandacaresse] what is the strongest muscle in the human body?[/quote] [b][color=blue]Tongue is the strongest.[/b][/color] [quote=dhen2x]Question: What is the idea of Anton Van Leeuwenhoek that he didn't shared to us before he die?![/quote] [b][color=blue]Nothing???i dont know...no idea...[/b][/color] [b][color=blue]How long does it takes if our intestines is attached from end to end???[/b][/color]

[b]^question? [/b] well here's mine.. how does an earthworm able reproduce itself? its biology. and its our lesson now.