Cassidy Flood

University of Louisville

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

#BclubSci

[McKenzie Myers @McKenzi47321518]

This chapter is completely over whelming with words. #BclubSci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

@abby8_w I thought the same thing!! 😂

[AbbyW @abby8_w]

Life- the greatest unanswered questions of natural science. That's comforting. #Bclubsci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

I felt like there were moments of this chapter that were easy to understand, but I also had to look up a lot of words in order to get the full understanding. #BClubSci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

"The emergence of photosynthesis was one of the greatest biological revolutions on the planet..." #BClubSci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

It is hard for me to wrap my brain around the fact that there is a fossil that is about 3.5 billion years old. #BClubSci

[Maddi Clements @ClementsMaddi]

“Regardless of how bad we make things for ourselves, the planet itself will be just fine in a few million years.” #bclubsci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

@HoerterAmanda I was surprised by this too!

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

It is crazy to think about the fact that the Earth was completely covered in ice and glaciers at some point! #Bclubsci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

Things I had to look up: foraminifera and coccolithophores #Bclubsci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

"Our planet satisfied all the normal astronomical conditions by being in the right place in the galaxy" #Bclubsci

[Maddi Clements @ClementsMaddi]

“Venus is still close to this state and has surface temperature close to 500 degrees Celsius.” That’s about 900 degrees Fahrenheit!! The hottest planet in our solar system is right next door. #bclubsci

[chelseeDenise @chelsee_denise]

I wonder....if Venus and Earth were in switched places, if the outcomes would have been different. Like what if we were closer to the Sun, where Venus is, would we have life and water or would Venus instead?? 🤔 #bclubsci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

This book is slowly getting easier to understand. I think because the content is getting much more relevant to me. #bclubsci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

Every time I see the word "phenomena", I can only think about this because they sound so much alike 😂 #bclubsci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

"The Earth's Oceans in total are about 0.03 percent of the mass of just the Earth's mantle..." 🤯🤯🤯 #bclubsci

[Brianna Clark @briannaclark98]

I find it hard to grasp how we weigh the earth and other planets through orbital distance and lunar cycle. #BclubSci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

I knew that the continents all split up from one big supercontinent at some point in time, but I did not realize that this has happened multiple times. It's crazy to think that they can split up and come back together! #BClubsci

[Cassidy Flood @CassidyFlood3]

@PennyDurham13 Me too, Penny!!