Friday, 28 October 2016
Women and science
Our techer has told us to think about what we'll like to do releated with women and science to make the class more dynamic. And I've been thinking for something different so I come up with the idea of making some striking posters about scientific inventions, that have been done by women and post them inside Luberri. To bring students attention and meke them realise the importance of women in science.
Such as...
-Posters with icaching phrases.
-And interesting inventions made from women, for example: the windscreen wiper.
Friday, 14 October 2016
Astronomers
GALILEO & NEWTON
During our history, many astronormers had made their apportation to the development of science with many researches and theories.
However, I have chosen two of them, Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton to compare his lives, situation and way of thinking.
Firstly, one of the main similarities is that they followed the same pattern, The Heliothentric (Copernicus) model. Galileo, followed this forbbiden theory in the way that he made researches with his telescope and arrive at the conclusion it was right. But as with this purposal he was questioning the Church's believes ( The Earth was the centre of the universe and the other planets turn around it) he had to deny it eventhough it was ok. Furthermore, Newton also kept up with this theory, in fact he published the Motion and Grabitatory Laws in physics which are accepted and used nowadays.
Now talking about the differences in between them, we see there is a chasm between their childhood. Galileo came from a noble background and of course, he had the opportunity to study medicine in the university of Padua. While Newton's family was mostly poor, her father died when so he lived with his mother in a farm and he had to leave his studys even if he returned to school after.
To sum up, I reckon both of them made a rough effort to get their theories published even if Galileo didńt fulfil his ambition at all. Despite that, they reached essencial laws for humanity and prove they both had great minds.
Science & Mass Media
Hi blog readers! In this post I'm publishing the research I've done about what kind relationship has science with differnt aspects of the mass media as newspapers, magazines, TV etc.
So firstly, I browsed for a scientific piece of news I found this interesting online about the evolution of cats.
After that, I keep up loooking for how does TV deal with science.
Talking about the TV channels which are specially about science we have: BBC, National Geographic and Discovery Channel in between others.
And if we move just to the programmes broadcasted on TV we have:
-How it's made? which is about how things such as, bicycles, wheels or even pasta or cheweing gum are made.
-El Hormiguero: a spanish programme in which they make a wide range of entertaining experiments with famous people.
-Orbita Laika: which is another spanish programme about interesting points of science, in La 1.
After that, I analize how many magazines were releated with science and I have to say there weren't as much as I expected and the most interesting for me was Science AAAS and the scientific zone in "XL Semanal" magazine, published weekly.
Finally, I saw how science is trated in the newspapers, for that I've analyzed Berria, Diario Vasco, Gara and El Mundo.
Berria: it has a scientific section, monthly it' fills about one page and the treatment to science is serious.
El mundo: has a scientific serious zone which is more or less published mothly too and it occupies 2-4 pages.
Diario Vasco: also has a scientific section but more releated to new technologies it takes two or more pages daily.
Gara: the editions I searched in I didn't found a scientific section.
Diario Vasco: also has a scientific section but more releated to new technologies it takes two or more pages daily.
Gara: the editions I searched in I didn't found a scientific section.
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