https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7 Make sure your name comes up, title your post with something you're interested in, post a comment telling how you think science relates to what you're interested in, and post a link to an article that explains how science relates to your interest. Look for credible websites: .org, .gov, .edu, .info en-us 2016-08-21 22:06:17 UTC 2017-07-12 08:07:15 UTC hello@padlet.com https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQF9GytGP-_X1Q5h6bVDnKi9PH-b9NBbfd4YM8S9S45NXvRDRPgIp90T2w kerina_ivey https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/119063131 I love playing and coaching volleyball. Science includes motion and physics. Both of these are important in volleyball! This article explains how volleyball players are constantly doing physics calculations in their heads without even knowing it! I learned that playing volleyball includes lots of physics, estimating, and math!]]> 2016-08-21 03:19:53 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/119063131 03radams https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403135 Iv learned that dancing involves much science from the velocity of the way you hit your feet to the ground in tap to the gravitational force pulling you down when you leap dancing has mostly the same science as sports where it is a vigorous and science filled exercise..

]]> 2016-08-29 18:39:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403135 03mbeach https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403454 Both artist and scientist use similar processes when trying to come out with their outcome. The brain is unaware of the outcome with both and and both experiment throughout the whole process. ]]> 2016-08-29 18:41:04 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403454 02mmacon https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403653 I was aware that planes used physics and chemistry to fly. But I had no idea of the laws of motion and the science of sound waves that were involved in a plane that can travel at the speed of sound. Apparently, it can create a shock wave in front of the plane that lets it continue to move. I'm sure that there is a lot more to it. ]]> 2016-08-29 18:41:38 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403653 02alombardo https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403799 I've learned that soccer does a lot with science and requires doing things to the ball defying the forces of nature. Surface roughness and air in the ball all are parts of the path the ball goes through after it leaves the players foot. Many of the extremely good plays in soccer we think are unbelievable all do with simple psychics. "It is a living laboratory where physics equations are continuously expressed" says scientist John Eric Goff, who is studying the science of soccer. Even in the plays, you use science and math to determine how hard to kick the ball and when it's in the air, where it will land. I enjoy playing soccer and now know how much science is involved. ]]> 2016-08-29 18:42:05 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403799 03jorr https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403977 I love playing baseball, there's a lot of physics in the game like the laws of motion and also angles apply to the game . Also there's very little reaction time for the hitter to hit the ball which makes this sport difficult at the major league level.

]]> 2016-08-29 18:42:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403977 02cplatz https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403992 has more interesting physics than ant other sport in the world.you need to create movement through movement. and how fast you move the club because if you swing it down it will go up and if you take your eye off for a split second it will curve off or if you dont turn enough it will also go to one side ]]> 2016-08-29 18:42:37 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403992 02kmartinez https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403997 Science and art overlaps.They both are means of investigation.They both involve ideas, theories  hypotheses that are tested that includes our minds and hands.Artists like for scientist study materials, people, culture, history. Artists like for them to do this because they like to learn and transform information into something else.]]> 2016-08-29 18:42:37 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120403997 02cmartin https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120404465 I love basketball because of the fundamentals ]]> 2016-08-29 18:44:06 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120404465 03ihenderson https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120404473 soccer uses science, physics is one way, it could be the way you kick the ball or the way it sores through the air. Just kicking a ball 
relates to the physics of motion, the physic of friction, and even aerodynamics. it is not easy. soccer is the most popular sport,it can be very fun but difficult the slightest thing lie the roughness of the ball against the cleat. it can all depend on all kinds of science.]]> 2016-08-29 18:44:09 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120404473 kerina_ivey https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120404550 What i love about wanting to be aTechnical Engineer is that The discipline of engineering is extremely broad, and encompasses a range of more specialized fields of engineering, each with a more specific emphasis on particular areas of applied science, technology and types of application.]]> 2016-08-29 18:44:24 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120404550 02jdiaz https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120404650 i have learned the science of basketball is shooting dribbling and defense you have to shoot a basketball at a good angle and a good release  and you have to have hands up defense.]]> 2016-08-29 18:44:46 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120404650 02cmartin https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120405534 What I love basketball about is how the fundamentals work. The fundamentals of basketball are the foundation for every individual play, offensive or defensive strategy, and every move that your players make. The best players have perfected the basics of the game. Learning and mastering these basics make the rest of the game much easier!]]> 2016-08-29 18:47:37 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120405534 03breyes https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120432558 Soccer is a sport that demonstrates science not only by using physics, but other such ways as well. To be exact asymmetric air forces contribute to it's path to make the motion it is set to. Reduced air density can lead to the players kicking (or having other contact with the ball) the ball in high altitudes. Not to mention that  physic equations are continuously expressed throughout the sport. Also astonishing plays can be simply interpreted by the terms of physics.]]> 2016-08-29 21:21:05 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120432558 03ifoster https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120661305 I learned a lot about the science I]]> 2016-08-30 18:18:15 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120661305 03dsideno https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120661387 The sound that we hear from the violin comes from how the sound waves vibrate through the air. Whenever a person uses the fingering of the violin they shorten the length of the sound waves. The sound is also affected by the resonance in the f - holes. The violin reaches different frequencies of sound from a G3 to an E5 without any fingers. The sound is also affected on how close the bow is played in conjunction to the bridge. The sound is more defined when the bow is used closer to the bridge and is darker and murkier when away from the bridge. The dampness of the air around the violin may also affect the way the violin tunes. The tone of the violin may also be affected by the wood it is made of. For example: redwood vs. oak.]]> 2016-08-30 18:18:32 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120661387 03edudash https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120661521  The way the saxophone makes sound is by the reed vibrating and sending the air through the instrument. The reed is the key to the instrument making it's sound. The reeds vibrations is controlled by the air blown into it. The sound of the instrument is based off of the pressure between the players mouth and the mouthpiece. Without the reed the saxophone would not platy at all]]> 2016-08-30 18:18:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120661521 03cgurrie https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120662218 I learned a lot about science in football. The way a football is thrown is affected by gravity, the speed of light, and friction. If those three things were changed, there would be many different outcomes throughout the game. You could run faster, but it would be harder to jump and throw the ball. Also, if the speed of light is reduced, penalties would be almost impossible as time would move differently for everyone. Overall, the delicate balance in physics lets us enjoy the game of football.]]> 2016-08-30 18:20:54 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120662218 02jhart https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120662398 There are many elements a goalie has to consider when a shot is taken. Some of these things include the angles at which the ball may be kicked, both vertical and horizontal. They must also consider how much force is behind the shot and how much of the goal the shooter has.]]> 2016-08-30 18:21:21 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120662398 03omenusan https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120662576 I learned that in order to be able to swim you need to be able to breath a different way than you would if you were running. Also you need to use a certain philosophy in swimming depending on what you coach wants you to do. The way you move your body in the water moves you a certain way in the water and if you are not doing something specific correctly then you will slow down. If your not doing a stoke correctly you will not go very fast either. Swimming uses more science than you would thi

]]> 2016-08-30 18:21:56 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120662576 03jmoltere https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120663427 The way a soccer ball travels is determined by , gravity, drag, normal, friction, and magus. The meters per second Will cause more friction but will cause the ball to not be affected by gravity, but the spin will greatly affect the balls travel.ωup = " ωup0 2 + 1 Crr2 [vx0µgtb + vy0µgtb + vz 2 0(1 − e)] is the affect of gravity to friction.]]> 2016-08-30 18:24:30 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120663427 03gvenkus https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120663620 2016-08-30 18:25:03 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120663620 03gvenkus https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120663633 For the jump shot, there is little horizontal movement because the jump shot deals more with up and down movement. The basketball itself is pushed off of his finger tips and the force and angle is happens when released from the players hand.]]> 2016-08-30 18:25:06 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120663633 03ifoster https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120663862 I learned a lot about the science around a soccer ball. Like when you kick a soccer ball you have to hit a certain spot on the ball to hit the type of shot you want. In the article it says " when you hit the soccer ball with little to no spin on the ball it  turns into a knuckle shot." what that means is the less spin you put on your shot the more it will move.  For crosses you want as much curve as you can.  ]]> 2016-08-30 18:25:50 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120663862 03pmora https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120665523 I learned that their is a lot more that what their is about soccer the ball has a lot of places to kick to make it go to different places and the foot has a lot of places that can kick hard and soft .]]> 2016-08-30 18:30:49 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120665523 03cvelez https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120666109 The pitch is about 60 feet and 6 inches away from the home plate the ball leaves the pitchers hand it takes 0.1 second for the player to see the ball by the time the ball already went 12 feet the batter takes about seven hundredths to calculate speed and spin and trajectory about in that time the ball traveled a traveled another 10 feet it takes the brain 0.017 second for the human brain and body to to work together to take a swing with the bat  ]]> 2016-08-30 18:32:23 UTC https://padlet.com/kerina_ivey/scieverywherep7/wish/120666109