Learning Different Things Everyday

                  I was on YouTube and I was watching these videos that have interesting things in them. Such as; some birds' eyes get very irritated if they don't shield them with a leather cap to protect their eyes. Honey (the food) has many different viscositys to it and that's is part of the main reason why it makes different patterns when it is falling. It has a straight line, than goes to a sort of circular movement in the line. That is how it gets it's patterns. Falcons, eagles, and very many birds have the ability to control their whole wing. They can make different feathers do different things. Just like an airplane wing, but an airplane's wing can only control certain parts with a control panel of some sort. On the other hand, large birds as these can control them in different ways and they have the ability to control the whole wing at once. 70% of the wing stoke of a Hummingbird to stay up in the air, is their front stoke of their wings and hen 30% is their back stroke. It IS possible to light a match with a bullet (proven on camera). It isn't possible to light a straight line of matches because the bullet's tragectary gets off balance due to hitting the match heads. If you light-pan with a lit-up toy helicopter at night, it just looks like a slinky. Yet, it shows where the bouncing points are in the helicopter's path. In order to make houses in Africa, they used very little supplies. Water, and dirt. So, they live in mud blocks. A gold fish can catch a bullet in it's mouth (also proven on camera). If you drop a rock in water, what is called a cavity, opens up. It has all that air, and nowhere to go so, it slaps back up because there is a discontinuity in pressure. 

                    So, figuring all of these weird little interesting things was fun. I found out things I didn't even think I would be interested in, like the honey one. It was actually very cool. So, that is what I learned today from YouTube. So, yeah. Bye!