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Asked by 09crumptonpop to Daniel, Jon, Louise, Sharon, Zoe on 17 Jun 2010 in Categories: Your Research. This question was also asked by sciencegeek, shonagregory.
Question: whats your favourite part of science?
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Sharon Sneddon answered on 16 Jun 2010:
I love doing experiments, especially looking at embryos and cells under the microscope, I find it fascinating looking at how such a tiny little thing can become a whole human being! My least favourite part is writing things, and doing calculations, I’m not very good at maths!
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Jon Copley answered on 16 Jun 2010:
Seeing things that no-one has ever seen before. There are six billion people on Earth, and we’ve had ten thousand years or so of recorded history, so its an amazing feeling and priviledge to realise that you’re the first person ever to see the underwater landscape where we’re exploring, or the new species of deep-sea creatures that we find. It makes me realise what an amazing world we live in, and how much I enjoy having the opportunity to explore it in my lifetime.
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Louise Dash answered on 16 Jun 2010:
Definitely the “getting interesting results” bit! Usually it takes a lot of work to get to that stage, sometimes even years, so you get a real buzz when it works and you finally understand something new!
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Zoe Duck answered on 17 Jun 2010:
Getting some unexpected results to an experiment and figuring out why
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liish commented on :
that is really cool im bad at maths aswell and i would be extremely excited if i ever saw something that no body has ever seen before!