Living on Mars

There are a bunch of reasons why we can make Mars more livable, to make this easier.. I will list several reasons:
-Mars is 95% carbon dioxide, so to not suffocate, we would have to somehow put more oxygen there.
-Surface temperature on Mars is -30F to -200F... we would have to make it a little warmer to survive
-Dust storms are severe, so we would have to build homes or shelter strong.
-While Earth takes 365 days or orbit around the sun, Mars takes 687 days. Adapting to that would be severe, but i believe we can accomplish that task.
In conclusion, we would have to change our shelter to with hold dust storms, we have to wear really warm clothes to not freeze to death, and we would have to wear oxygen masks to not suffocate.
Then, and only then would we be able to survive on Mars. =D

The Sun that Stopped Burning

If the sun suddenly stopped producing heat, and shrank into a white dwarf than it will effect Earth tremendously. The Earth gets its heat from the sun, and without the sun, than the earth would freeze up. With that result, than the plants wouldn't get light, and begin to die. Then the whole ecosystem would be all out of place, and everything would start to get colder, and colder until it freezes up.

"What I Would Be"

If I had a opportunity to study any of the branches of science, I would study Anatomy. I took Anatomy last year for a class, and loved it. The study of the body interests me. There are so many things about the human body that people don't know about. If you have a sickness or a disease, I would like to be the one to tell you whats wrong with you, and how you can prevent it or cure it. My mother is a doctor, and can tell you what tablet to take when you have the flu, or a simple cold. Having the anatomy information could be helpful in serious occasions. You could save someone's life from knowing what you studied about the human body. What would I be? Anatomy.