Firedragon52

If they were smarter than us, I would have to wonder how they even became extinct.

It may just be coincidence. The parent with Brown eyes just had a Bb gene with the b gene going to the kid. Thats just the luck of the draw. Unless, of course, the blue eye gene is becoming dominant all of the sudden...

Wow, its always excited finding new Homo Sapiens. I can't wait till they test the DNA, to see where exactly this species fits in.

Don't worry I got. Thanks.

It's known that men and women think differently. If I'm correct, men's brains are more "specialized" (Is that the word I'm looking for?), where one hemisphere controls one set of skills and the other hemisphere, another set of skills. Whereas women usually have their skills connected to both ends of the brain. This is the explaination for why women recover faster from a stroke. My question: What are the possible evolutionary benefits from this system? Why don't men and women think alike?

Ha...ok... My post was edited for errors (I think), but nobody answered my question. I only asked because it is was going to lead me to my next question. What would be the notable differences, in comfort, if the plane was pressurized. Or is pressurization needed to fly at those heights?

WOW! While I disagree with mab, it seems like he is getting attacked...

My housemate has a Jesus Action Figure. http://www.rkdm.com/jesusactionfigure/ ...He's Jewish. Here's another interesting site: http://www.jesuschristsuperstore.net/

Not all planes are pressurized, are they?

Kinda, in the US, when someone is 16, they are legally allowed to drop out of school, because they are now old enough to work. But, you can't go to a technical school and ESPECIALLY not a college unless you get you high school diploma. So thats another 4 years (12th grade) for us.

Question for Blike, I actually tried some of the MCAT samples you give. What were the answers to them anyway, so I can see how many I got correct.

About the meteorite, if that meteorite was the size of, say, the moon. I think that all life on this planet would die, because it would probably screw with the Earth's gravitational pull, and the moon's attraction to the Earth. If the Earth's orbit was altered, it would have devastating effects on many ecosystems that rely on this orbitals stability.

Thanks for the reply, guys.

Does anyone know?

If you were to make a solution of retina pigments and feed it to a photosynthetic plant, would the plant absorb the retina? If it did absorb the retina, would the plant turn white, since it would be able to absorb the full spectrum of visible light?

I think the most efficient robots would use the CAM system of photosynthesis. That way they wouldn't have to just operate during the day.

Its going from hypertonic to hypotonic...or is that the other way around?

I had to do this project in school too once. Except, we were only given some paper and some tape and had to drop it 10 feet.

...nano-picks?

This website may interest you:http://www.gnxp.com/MT2/archives/000889.html

http://www.physlink.com/Education/AskExperts/ae301.cfm

you got it, but don't forget the energy in the form of sunlight. http://www.wcsscience.com/photosynthesis/page.html ...I know I'm nitpicking...

Avogadro technically wasn't the first to come across this number: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avogadro's_number http://www.bartleby.com/65/av/Avogadnmb.html

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6249901/ Its not looking good...

This happens with those transition metals right next to the metaloids. The orbital energy's are so close together that the atom is more stable with the D orbital filled.