25 jun 2010

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13 jun 2010

Blue Sky


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Why is the sky blue?

You already had asked yourself why is the sky blue? Well the answer is in the a physical phenomenon of the light is simply the result of the interaction of sunlight with the atmosphere. An amount(una cantidad) of moisture(humedad), relatively small, accompanied by dust and ash is sufficient to cause the multiple manifestations of sky color. When there are extreme weather co
nditions may occur chromatic atmospheric phenomena such as the Rainbow Circles Ulloa, the Crowns solar and lunar halos, False False Suns and Moons and more "rare" (Mirages, Rayo Verde Holy Light, Aurora Polar Fires of San Telmo ...), optical phenomena that are totally explainable. Here we shall consider just the most common optical phenomenon that is the color of the sky in its many possible manifestations. The secret of blue sky is related to the composition of sunlight, formed by the different colors of the rainbow-and moisture from the atmosphere. (The Sun is in charge of procuring air humidity. With heat, water causes part of the Earth's surface evaporates. The invisible but incessant stream, moisture is directed into the sky from oceans, seas, lakes and rivers, from the soil, plants and the bodies of animals and man).
if you delve(profundisar) a little more, the explanation is more complex. Light is an electromagnetic wave and the fundamental pieces of matter in its most common on Earth, are atoms. If the particles in the atmosphere, have a size equal to or less than the wave(onda) of incident light (single atoms or small molecules), the wave transfers its energy from nuclear crust (corteza)begins to oscillate, so that a first effect of the interaction of light with small particles from the air is that the incident radiation is weakened by ceding part of its energy, what happens when sunlight passes through the atmosphere. The spread(difición) will be
higher therefore to shorter waves: As a result, we reach the same conclusion, violet light is the most common and least red.
The net result is that some of the light coming from the Sun in a straight line(linea recta) to reach the atmosphere diffuses in all directions and fills the sky.
The color of the sky should be violet as this is the shortest wavelength, but not, for two main reasons: because sunlight contains more violet and blue light because the human eye (which ultimately is the captures the images, although the brain interprets ") is more sensitive to light blue to violet.

so that is the answer

12 jun 2010

Asthama

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What Is Asthma?

Asthma (pronounced: az-muh) is a lung condition that causes a person to have difficulty breathing. Asthma is a common condition: More than 6 million kids and teens have it.

Asthma affects a person's bronchial (pronounced: brahn-kee-ul) tubes, also known as airways. When a person breathes normally, air is taken in through the nose or mouth and then goes into the trachea (windpipe), passing through the bronchial tubes, into the lungs, and finally back out again. But people with asthma have airways that are inflamed. This means that they swell and produce lots of thick mucus. They are also overly sensitive, or hyperreactive, to certain things, like exercise, dust, or cigarette smoke. This hyperreactivity causes the smooth muscle that surrounds the airways to tighten up. The combination of airway inflammation and muscle tightening narrows the airways and makes it difficult for air to move through.

In most people with asthma, the difficulty breathing happens periodically. When it does happen, it is known as an asthma flare-up also known as an asthma attack, flare, episode, or exacerbation.


What Causes It?

No one knows exactly what causes asthma. It's thought to be a combination of environmental and genetic (hereditary) factors. A teen with asthma may have a parent or other close relative who has asthma or had it as a child. Teens who are overweight may be more likely to have asthma, although a person doesn't have to be overweight to have it.

Allergens
Airborne irritants and pollutants
Exercise
Weather
Respiratory tract infections

There are lots of other things that can trigger asthma symptoms in people with the condition. For example, a girl's asthma can get worse just before her period. And even laughing, crying, and yelling can sometimes cause the airways to tighten in sensitive lungs, triggering an asthma flare-up.

How Do Doctors Diagnose Asthma?

Many people with asthma are diagnosed with the condition when they're kids, but some don't find out that they have it until their teen years or even later. In diagnosing asthma, a doctor will ask about any concerns and symptoms you have, your past health, your family's health, any medications you're taking, any allergies you may have, and other issues. This is called the medical history

Your family doctor may refer you to a specialist for allergy diagnosis and treatment. Doctors who specialize in the treatment of asthma include those who have been trained in the fields of allergy, immunology (how the immune system works), and pulmonology (conditions that affect the lungs).

Monitoring

In addition to avoiding triggers and treating symptoms, people with asthma usually need to monitor their condition to prevent flare-ups and help their doctors adjust medications if necessary. Two of the tools doctors give people to do this are:

*Peak flow meter
*Asthama Diary


Dealing With Asthma

The best way to control asthma is prevention. Although medications can play an essential role in preventing flare-ups, environmental control is also very important. Here are some things you can do to help prevent coming into contact with the allergens or irritants that cause your asthma flare-ups:

  • Keep your environment clear of potential allergens. For example, if dust is a trigger for you, vacuum (or remove) rugs and drapes where dust mites can hide. Placing pillows and mattresses in dust-proof covers can help. If pets trigger your symptoms, keep a pet-free household. If you can't part with Fido or Fluffy, keep certain rooms pet free and bathe your pet frequently to get rid of dander.
  • Pay attention to the weather and take precautions when you know weather or air pollution conditions may affect you. You may need to stay indoors or limit your exercise to indoor activities.
  • Don't smoke (or, if you're a smoker, quit). Smoking is always a bad idea for the lungs, but it's especially bad for someone who has asthma.
  • Be smart about exercise. It's a great way to keep the body and mind healthy, so if you're prone to exercise-induced asthma flare-ups, talk to your doctor about how to manage your symptoms. If you get flare-ups during a game or workout, stop what you're doing until the flare-up has cleared or you've taken rescue medication. When the symptoms have gone, you can start exercising again.

Asthma doesn't have to prevent you from doing what you love! Sure, it takes a bit of work (and remembering!) but if you follow your asthma action plan, take your medications properly, recognize your symptoms and triggers, and check in with your doctor regularly, you can do anything that other teens do. That includes any sports activity, even cross-country skiing, swimming, or playing basketball.

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5 jun 2010

Willys tree bug

Time to know more about

Willys
In Mexico we have a little insects that the child call Willys in fact that isn't the correct name
i was investigated about this for that reason i captured one in order to show my biologys teacher
who told me - The real name is chinchilla or tree bug
well of course i gave her the thanks
now i have some things that i saw

It's filum is Arthropoda as the catarina (coccinélidos)
the incect is usually fouded in the gardens on the trees
the live in colonies like ants.
maybe the have a queen too

well they eats tree and afida; it's look like ladybugs (catarina) but they aren't,
it is a little insect wiht short legs
it has diferent colors :
all blacks
black wiht an orange point
black wiht a red point


more insects

well and that's all for the momment