The Last one...

Last week of Physics, AP test on Monday...All our hard work in Physics this year coming to a culmination. Seeing as this is my last blog I guess I'll just reflect on this whole year. I did not enjoy it very much. From the lab groups to the tests to almost everything, I kind of regret taking AP this year, but whatever...One more day I have to focus and it'll be over. Now to the Physics portion of today's blog, yesterday I mas in a pool so I'll just talk about bouyant force. It is equal to volume displaced times density of water times gravity. But the weird thing is that in the pool my legs kept floating up, so I have no idea why. The buoyant force must be greater or something. Anyways, this is my last blog, good luck to everyone that reads this. Wait a tick, no one reads this. Some things haven't changed. Go me!

Almost There...

One more week...dangnabit. If you've read any of my past blogs (although I'm sure no one has, or is even reading this now) you'll see I try to write about current stuff going on. The subjects might be random sometimes, but I assure you they were sparked by something that happened that week. That being said, yesterday I went to that AP US practice exam, and saw Kun Woo with a lacrosse stick. Yup, I'ma be talking bout lacrosse, deal wit it. Too bad I don't know anything about it. I do know about torque, however, and the ball sits in a little net at the end of a stick when people shoot in laccrose, right? Anyways, when they shoot that sucker, they whip that stick forward, and the ball goes flying out with a snap. In case you forgot, Torque is radius*force, and the force and radius is big enough so that tiny ball has great acceleration. Imagine if the stick were like the size of a loaf of bread or something, that wouldn't get much torque. As for the other physics of lacrossse, I can't think of any and need to finish the Mayor of Casterbridge. GO ________!

Who are those dudes? I don't know.