My friend is getting married. I used to be in drama club. I like being at the park. I don't have any pets. I used to live in Florida.
I am a sophomore in high school. I like science. I like chemistry. I don't like biology. My family has three dogs and my dog is named Maddie. I have had a dog for 4 years.
I saw an interesting scientific fact you might like. Ah neat! What is it? You can't freeze helium simply by cooling it to absolute zero. It will freeze if you apply extremely intense pressure. Did you know that already?  I did not! I thought everything would be forzen at absolute zero. Do you know the pressure required to freeze helium?  Only once you apply a pressure of 25 atmospheres at Helium's freezing point of −458 °F can you solidify it. Did you also know there is a shortage of Helium in the world> That's interesting! And I wasn't aware of the shortage. Does that mean we can't have helium filled balloons soon?! Shortages always provide drive to explore new ways of producing the product... so hopefully not! Helium is also important in the medical field too. Maybe we'll get some weird mechanical balloons then. How is helium used in the medical field? Helium gas can be used for respiratory ailments to treat conditions such as asthma and emphysema. Liquid helium also has medical purpose as it is used as a cooling medium for magnets and process use in MRI scanners and NMR spectrometers I see, I'm learning lots of new stuff. So do you think there would be a big concern for treating these conditions in the future because of the helium shortage? There might be. I just know that there is a shortage. I'm sure the smart people running hospitals are adapting to the situations though. I hope so. How bad is the shortage now though? Like when woud we have to start worrying about supply issues?