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What are some good resources that I can use for meteorology? Im really lost on where to start and where to look. A good source to start out with is NWS Jetstream. In general, NOAA websites are good resources to use. Jetstream is what I started with, though. As you begin to accumulate knowledge, tes...

Let’s see...DP, Meteo, RFTS, Solar System, Roller Coaster (though I was really bad at this one), Anatomy, Crime Busters I would say “studier” is most accurate for me, even though I really enjoyed crime busters. Earth Scientist works too for the most part, although I don’t view rfts and solar system ...

Finally I have somewhere to post my thoughts on my username lol I came up with this name around 4...maybe 5? years ago. This was around the time I was really interested in geography and places/traveling. "Loco-" is the latin root for place, so I just appended "holic" to it becau...

You guys, the Audubon field guide for weather is really good, even if it is a bit outdated. I suggest using Audubon field guides for other events, such as Fossils, Reach for the Stars, Ornithology, etc. I’ve considered using Audubon in the past, but I find other sources helpful enough. And for RFTS...

Hi, I'm a rising freshman who is thinking about doing forensics next year. Here's one question I have: how big is the jump between crime busters and forensics? If any of you can give an answer, that would be great.

Thanks!

pkota wrote: ↑April 27th, 2020, 7:34 am
Especially in A&P, Wikipedia can be really useful for explaining some topics in depth.

Yeah...I found out about how useful Wikipedia was way too late in the season.

yes, those are perfect! great job. someone pls give me delicious questions 1. What is the difference between fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome? 2. What is the difference between endochondral and intramembranous ossification? Which embryonic layer does the skeleton come from? 3. Name and sci...

Saladin pdf + opentextbc.ca + wikipedia covers practically everything. All of these can be found online.

okay,so 1. In what layer of the epidermis are keratinocytes producing keratohyalin? 2. How is melanin produced? 3.What is the reason for differences in skin pigmentation? hopefully they aren't noob material 1. Stratum granulosum 2. Melanin is produced through melanosomes in melanocytes. This is don...

A little bit, but not much...

TPBM thinks their school will be closed for the rest of the school year.