Ive seen many random threads about science stuff. So condense all your science thoughts here. And we shall discuss. :)

yay i love science but i dont see a conversation coming out of this but if you interested this dude does a lot of cool sciencey stuff

ok never mind that link didnt work but the website is http:stevesanglerscience.com

ok you no what someone else can make a link for him because on my computer there both not working

I believe you mean this.

Science, bleh.
I've not really done too much in Science, but, what I'm doing right now is Force, Work and Power.

I love science. I really like veritasium and I like sci showrnThere are a lot of others I like but the list is pretty long... like[url=http://www.youtube.com/user/minutephysics?feature=results_main]Minute PhysicsNumberphileCGP GreySmarter every Day[/url]Periodic Videos That is all I can think of for the moment... but there you go. (if it works)

RRRG. Minute physics -_- Vi hart Vsauce
PS:So sorry for the double post... but I messed that up pretty badly.

vsauce is awesome. I love science and am working toward a (hopeful) career in astro/quantum physics.

All you aspiring scientists need to do Intel/Siemens/ISEF.

Okay! I have a "theory"
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CONVECTION EXCEPTION

So you all know how convection is how hot air moves up and cold up air moves down. But this isn't always the case... Please read =>

So my guess is that convection only applies to OPEN rooms. If you have a room that is closed off somehow from the opened air, it won't matter whether it's high or low.
For example. A garage. It is downstairs in your house and supposedly has a door. But is it always cool? No. Because the room is closed off from the other air in the house it just changes the temperature to whatever air has gone in last (from outside or a car etc)
Example two. An attic. I was at my cousin's house this past weekend and DANG it gets really hot in their upstairs... :P But i went in their attic and boom! Cold air comes rushing out. (not due to the AC) But it's also up and it was packed with stuff, but it was still much cooler than the upstairs. Then again it was closed off furthermore proving my point of the convection exception.

Thank you-
Dapro, Amateur Scientist~~