Danae´s Blog

Hi friends, today I am going to talk about my blogger experience. In my english class I had to make this blog and I think it's a very creative evaluation, I've never heard of a blog in English class before. and the truth, when it was the first blog I had a hard time expressing myself but I succeeded. Every time I made a blog it was easier for me to express myself. I must admit that there were quite difficult topics, I did not know how to start. One of the things that I would have liked is to be able to do it from home, since, it is a limited time and you do it in a hurry. The blog has really helped me a lot to develop my writing skills, since, being in a science faculty, apart from reports, you don't write much (not counting the classes, which you take note of them) and those skills go away. I'm glad I resumed writing. I would add to each blog an image of the moment, I think a blog is more fun with images, an example, if you talk about your family a

The heart is the most amazing organ for me. They will ask why, and I ask them what would happen to us without this organ? Even though, what would it be for us to have only the heart? Therefore, I could not say that it is the most important since without the other organs it would be of no use. let's talk about what the heart is: It is the main organ of the circulatory system.It is a hollow muscular organ that functions as an aspirating and impending pump that drives blood through the arteries to distribute it throughout the body. The human heart is the size of a fist (approximately 12 centimeters long and 8 centimeters wide), weighs between 250 and 350 grams, which is equivalent to 0.40% of body weight. Where is this organ so cool? It is located in the central region of the thorax, between the two lungs. It is surrounded by a thick fibrous membrane called pericardium. The heart is shaped like an inclined pyramid, the pointed portion of the pyramid is tilted to the left and down.

Hi friends, Today I am going to talk about my most enjoyable subject: Calculus. In Calculus 0 and Calculus 1 I really went to the class to talk with my partners, I didn´t pay attention and I learned in my house, I hace always done this, since I was in the school (I don´t understand the Teachers of Calculus or Maths, but I love the subject). Calculus 3 is more complicated, so I go to the class or I try to go and when I go, I sit down alone for pay attention. I have differents reasons why I love Calculus: 1. Calculus open your mind, helps you think and solve problems. 2. I love solve exercises 3. I enjoy doing the homework 4. I love every day know more about calculus. The classes of Calculus are mostly theoretical. In Calculus 2 are 21 students and 6 are from food engineering (yes, we are very few students) For my career calculus is very important, since I study engineering and I think it is very necessary to understand it. goodbye, see you in the next blog.

Hi friends, today I am going to talk about a person that i admire: Albert Einstein was a German physicist.  He was born in Germany on 14 March 1879 (we birthday the same day) and he died on 18 April 1955 in United States. he had three children.  At the age of 17 he entered the Federal Polytechnic School of Zurich to study mathematics and physics. Five years later, when he was a graduate, he got Swiss citizenship and in 1902 he started working at the Federal Office of Intellectual Property in Switzerland. He is mainly known for the development of the theory of relativity and the theoretical explanation of Brownian motion and the photoelectric effect. In November 1922 it was announced that the Nobel Prize in Physics for the year 1921 would be awarded to Albert Einstein for his contributions to Theoretical Physics, especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect. Albert Einstein and me at Madame Tussauds I admire Albert Einstein because he was one of th