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There are 60,000 miles of blood vessels in the human body.

Lab Reports

Lab Monkey Report We are cranking out experiments for the little scientists as fast as we can and have rolled out several new (advanced) experiments during the past two weeks. Still, Reeko will not increase of banana quota to more than 12 bananas per day which we feel is highly unfair. The rats are fed several times a day and being the superior species, we feel we deserve as many bananas as we want. Reeko says the potassium in the bananas causes an overload in our superior brains which results in us repeating ourselves over and over again. We of course, know that is not true. We of course, know that is not true.

Lab Rat Report There have been some strange noises coming out of Top Secret Section F. As usual, the monkeys won’t tell us what is going on but we heard them talking about some sort of "row bat" that Reeko is working on. We listened at the doorway and hear clanking noises coming from inside and see very bright lights flashing from under the door. Sometimes we hear Reeko talking to himself. Stay tuned – something big is coming!

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Scientists love to think. No scientists looks at a TV remote without wondering if they could tinker with it and turn it into a stun gun. No scientists can take a shower without wondering if some sort of Teflon coating would make showering unnecessary.

Interesting Science Links...

Alright, so the list is not exactly 'extensive' but it's a start. Reeko will keep adding interesting science links as he stumbles across them in his never-ending quest for knowledge. Here are some sites that Reeko's thinks are great!

Keep Green	Keep-Green.com delivers eco-friendly, green living information including a great article on how to make a flat panel solar cell for those wishing to utilize solar power to energize their homes (or labs).

Franklin Institute Science Museum	This page is hosted by, who else - The Franklin Institute Science Museum, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Although much of their site is previews of exhibits from their museum, be sure to check out their Online Exhibits page - it's the next best thing to being there.

The Mineral Gallery	Anything and everything you wanted to know about ROCKS (for you little scientists, this aspect of science is known as geology).

WorkTime Interactive Atlas	WorldTime is a service featuring an interactive world atlas, information on local times as well as sunrise and sunset times in several hundred cities. The keyword here is 'Interactive'. This site features a interactive 'globe' showing where is is night and where it is day. You can manipulate the globe by clicking on it. Great way to teach your kids about day and night and planetary rotation.

Space Shuttle	This is NASA's page dedicated to the Space Shuttle missions. You can track current missions, read about the payloads, and check out crew biographies. Using Real Audio you can actually listen in to the astronaut's conversations in real time (as it happens). Also features lots of photos and video shots.

Science News Online	The Science News magazine has been around for over 70 years, and for good reason. This site has up-to-date science news that's interesting! Want to know how a computer chip works? Heard about the new planet discoveries? Check this site out for all this and much, much more.

Discover Magazine Online	Here it is - from Walt Disney comes the Discover Magazine online edition. A quality site, featuring articles from current and back issues of the print version of their magazine. This site is updated daily and features the most up-to-date science news on the Net.