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People can surprise you by how strong they are but no human can pick up a house and and carry if for miles but a tornado can! I think it would be cool to study tornadoes and be a meteorologist. One of the things a meteorologist does is track the activity of tornadoes. They measure their size and strength with EF scale. A EF1 can damage windows and cause other minor damage, when a EF5 could absolutely cripple a house.

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People can surprise you by how strong they are but no human can pick up a house and and carry if for miles but a tornado can! I think it would be cool to study tornadoes and be a meteorologist. One of the things a meteorologist does is track the activity of tornadoes. They measure their size and strength with EF scale. A EF1 can damage windows and cause other minor damage, when a EF5 could absolutely cripple a house.

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How awesome would it be to be a marine biologist? That's a scientist that studies marine life. Chris Langdon, a marine biologist at Oregon State University thinks dulse (a reddish edible seaweed) is "a food of the future". If I were a marine biologist, I would need large tanks to grow the dulse in, large frying pans, so I could test dulse frying recipes, and oil to use in the pan.

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How awesome would it be to be a marine biologist? That's a scientist that studies marine life. Chris Langdon, a marine biologist at Oregon State University thinks dulse (a reddish edible seaweed) is "a food of the future". If I were a marine biologist, I would need large tanks to grow the dulse in, large frying pans, so I could test dulse frying recipes, and oil to use in the pan.

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How cool would it be to be a dietician, studying how to be healthy and learn the nutritional values in foods. Dr. Cavallo is a dietician who helped students make healthy decisions through the internet. Also Dr. Tal and his team said that action movies make people do mindless eating the most. They used 3 TV's and bowls of food to test this. Dr.

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How cool would it be to be a dietician, studying how to be healthy and learn the nutritional values in foods. Dr. Cavallo is a dietician who helped students make healthy decisions through the internet. Also Dr. Tal and his team said that action movies make people do mindless eating the most. They used 3 TV's and bowls of food to test this. Dr.

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How awesome would it be to be  an immunologist, you could study the immune system, which is like your army of soldiers and develop a vaccine that can defeat viruses, like the Zika virus. I would need lab tools that would allow me to study cells and germs...hope I won't get contaminated doing my experiments!

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How awesome would it be to be  an immunologist, you could study the immune system, which is like your army of soldiers and develop a vaccine that can defeat viruses, like the Zika virus. I would need lab tools that would allow me to study cells and germs...hope I won't get contaminated doing my experiments!

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cell The smallest structural and functional unit of an organism. Typically too small to see with the naked eye, it consists of watery fluid surrounded by a membrane or wall. Animals are made of anywhere from thousands to trillions of cells, depending on their size. Some organisms, such as yeasts, molds, bacteria and some algae, are composed of only one cell.

development (v. develop) In biology, the growth of an organism from conception through adulthood, often undergoing changes in chemistry, size and sometimes even shape.

epidemic A widespread outbreak of an infectious disease that sickens many people (or other organisms) in a community at the same time. The term also may be applied to non-infectious diseases or conditions that have spread in a similar way.

fetus (adj. fetal ) The term for a mammal during its later-stages of development in the womb. For humans, this term is usually applied after the eighth week of development.

flu Short for influenza. A highly contagious viral infection of the respiratory passages causing fever and severe aching. It often occurs as an epidemic.

Guillain-Barré Pronounced Gee-YAHN Bur-RAY. A rare condition that begins as the body's immune system attacks peripheral nerves, causing weakness or tingling in the lower extremities. In severe cases, total paralysis can result. Three to 5 percent of people with Guillain-Barré die from complications, scientists estimate. The syndrome is thought to be a complication of several infectious diseases, including HIV, dengue, influenza and Zika.

hippocampus A seahorse-shaped region of the brain. It is thought to be the center of emotion, memory and the involuntary nervous system.

immune system The collection of cells and their responses that help the body fight off infections and deal with foreign substances that may provoke allergies.

infection A disease that can spread from one organism to another. It's usually caused by some sort of germ.

journal (in science) A publication in which scientists share their research findings with the public. Some journals publish papers from all fields of science, technology, engineering and math, while others are specific to a single subject. The best journals are peer-reviewed: They send out all submitted articles to outside experts to be read and critiqued. The goal, here, is to prevent the publication of mistakes, fraud or sloppy work.

mature (verb) The process of growth and development that occurs as an individual moves toward adulthood.

microcephaly A condition that leaves babies with abnormally small heads and partially developed brains.

nerve A long, delicate fiber that communicates signals across the body of an animal. An animal's backbone contains many nerves, some of which control the movement of its legs or fins, and some of which convey sensations such as hot, cold, pain.

neuroscience Science that deals with the structure or function of the brain and other parts of the nervous system. Researchers in this field are known as neuroscientists.

risk The chance or mathematical likelihood that some bad thing might happen. For instance, exposure to radiation poses a risk of cancer. Or the hazard - or peril - itself. Among cancer risks that the people faced were radiation and drinking water tainted with arsenic.

STEM An acronym (abbreviation made using the first letters of a term) for science, technology, engineering and math.

stem cell A "blank slate" cell that can give rise to other types of cells in the body. Stem cells play an important role in tissue regeneration and repair.

symptom A physical or mental indicator generally regarded to be characteristic of a disease. Sometimes a single symptom - especially a general one, such as fever or pain - can be a sign of any of many different types of injury or disease.

syndrome Two or more symptoms that together characterize a particular disease, disorder or social condition.

ventilator (in medicine) A device used to help a person breathe - take in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide - when the body cannot easily do that on its own.

virus Tiny infectious particles consisting of RNA or DNA surrounded by protein. Viruses can reproduce only by injecting their genetic material into the cells of living creatures. Although scientists frequently refer to viruses as live or dead, in fact no virus is truly alive. It doesn't eat like animals do, or make its own food the way plants do. It must hijack the cellular machinery of a living cell in order to survive.

womb Another name for the uterus, the organ in mammals in which a fetus grows and matures in preparation for birth.

Zika A viral disease that can be transmitted to humans via mosquitoes. About 20 percent of infected people get sick. Symptoms include a slight fever, rash and pinkeye and usually fade quickly. A growing body of evidence suggests that the virus could also cause a devastating birth defect - microcephaly. Evidence suggests it may also cause neurological conditions such as Guillain-Barré syndrome.

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Zika can damage the brains of even adults

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The Zika virus can damage a developing baby's brain. The infection can also kill off an important type of cells in adult brains, a new mouse study finds.

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How cool would it be to be an ecologist, studying living things and it's environment. Dr. Scott Shaffer says a frigate bird can stay in the air for more than two months without landing. The tools I would need to figure this job out would be monitors, measuring equipment and other types of equipment depending on what you study.

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How cool would it be to be an ecologist, studying living things and it's environment. Dr. Scott Shaffer says a frigate bird can stay in the air for more than two months without landing. The tools I would need to figure this job out would be monitors, measuring equipment and other types of equipment depending on what you study.

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How awesome would it be to be a glaciologist. you think ice may be be boring but it can actule be very fun, you get to research planets, did you know they found out that there is a planet with ocean life on it under the lares of ice and the cruset.Cool Jobs: Careers on ice          Three scientists pursue their passion for frozen worlds https://www.sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/cool-jobs-careers-ice

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How cool would it be to be a biologist, studying animals and living things? A new genetic analysis suggests that eastern and red wolves aren't true species! You would need genetic analysis equipment to understand gene history.

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A genetic study says red wolves and eastern wolves may really be mixtures of coyotes and gray wolves, not distinct species.

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How interesting would it be to use nature's poisons make into items that benefit us today like a medical scientist? I would need special tools that allow me to play with deadly poisons (oh! How "absolutely fun and safe!"(not)) without getting myself killed in the process of experimenting with these natural poisons.Cool Jobs: Finding New Uses for Nature's Poisons By: Alison Pearce Stevens

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How "hot" it would be to be a solar/helio astronomer (?) who studies the sun.  I would need special telescopes with solar filters, and probes that could get close to the sun and not get incenerated. 

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How "hot" it would be to be a solar/helio astronomer (?) who studies the sun.  I would need special telescopes with solar filters, and probes that could get close to the sun and not get incenerated. 

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Sun's nearest stellar neighbor may have Earth-like planet

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A planet roughly the size of Earth orbits within the "Goldilocks" zone of the Proxima Centauri. Only 4.2 light-years away, this star is the one closest to our sun.