Building Science is the architecture-engineering-construction technology discipline that concentrates on the detail design of buildings. 

Architects have to deal with the vertical force of gravity and horizontal force of wind when designing a building. Skyscrapers sway back and forth several feet (like a swaying tree) but the trick is to not affect the people inside. To control this swaying the design has to make the building move as a single unit (like a pole) rather than flexible skeleton with several moving parts. The Home Insurance Building, built in 1885 and located on the corner of Adams and LaSalle Streets in Chicago, Illinois, went down in history as the world's first modern skyscraper.

The ocean in St. John has a lot of marine life. The are a lot of different species of fish,coral, and other marine life. Let's start with the coral. Warmer water temperatures can result in bleaching corals. Bleaching corals occur when water temperatures are to warm and the corals get rid of the algae. When there is no algae it is not good for the corals and they will die off. After the coral dies off it affects the fish. There are thousands of fish living in the coral reefs in St. John. For example, the fish rely on the corals for food. So if fish are dying because of the dying corals it puts a bump in the food chain for these fish. Another danger about this is extinction. Although not enough corals are bleached, there are still endangered sea turtles swimming around. The reason being because people are catching adults and harvesting them and their eggs. Although the ocean seems entertaining for us, there is still danger for the marine life.

Disney Epcot Ball, FL
The Epcot ball in Florida has a lot of cience behind it that we don't even notice. You might recall walking under the Epcot once or twice when you were there. Architects had to hire MIT to conduct a wind tunnel experiment. The Epcot ball model that was used to conduct the experiment was (1/16''=1') scale model. They did this so they could see what the wind presser would be under the ball and determine pressure coefficients. They did not want people falling when walking under the Epcot ball going to the ride and or entering or exiting the park. It is shocking  that it only took 26 months to built the ball and conduct the experiments to test the wind pressure. That is the Science behind the Epcot ball and wind pressure.

 Every time the piston rises in the combustion chamber, it fills with a carefully balanced combination of air, petrol, and oil. This is compressed and then ignited by the spark plug, causing an explosion which forces the piston back down. This process repeats. The Science of a dirt bike is a physical kind of science.  Newton's First Law : Newton's First Law is divided into two parts. For now, Part I says: An object at rest will remain at rest unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. This is usually referred to as The Law of Inertia. That's why you need and engine to move and a clutch to switch gears from neutral to first gear that is how to get the dirt bike moving. First gear is mostly used to get up hills and second, third, fourth,and fifth is just extra gears.

Transverse - movement of the particles are at right angles. Surface Waves - particles travel in a circular motion. The moon is what causes waves. Waves located on the ocean's surface are commonly caused by wind transferring its energy to the water, and big waves, or swells, can travel over long distances. Wave's size depends on wind speed, wind duration, and the area over which the wind is blowing (the fetch). There is about 12 hours and 25 minutes between the two high tides. The gravitational attraction of the moon causes the oceans to bulge out in the direction of the moon.

An ancient Greek mathematician named Archimedes discovered why we are lighter in water.  He wrote the Archimedes’ Principle, which says that when a person gets into water, their body moves the water out of the way and then the water pushes upward as the body pushes downward.  When you get into a swimming pool, your body displaces the water that was there before you got in. It moves it, and the water level rises a bit. This happens because the weight of your body is forcing the water downward. When you get into a pool, the weight of your body pushes the water downward and out of your body’s way.  The weight of the water that you displace (move out of the way) pushes your body upward. If the weight of the water displaced is less than the weight of an object, the object will sink.  Otherwise, the object will float, with the weight of the water displaced equal to the weight of the object.  Because your body weighs more than the water that you displace, it will cause a force to push your body weight upward. This is called buoyancy, or floating. Density is volume, not your weight. Density is what makes you to sink or float when you are in the water. When you are in the swimming pool, unless you swim, you will sink. If you fill your lungs with air and hold your breath, you will rise. If you take a deep breath, you change the volume of your body, adding more air to it, which lets you float.  Archimedes' principle is a law of physics.