This week, I did a lot of coding, and started using a game-making software called Unity. I made a few games in Scratch over the weekend. I also went to swimming, violin, taekwondo, and nature school this week. I did EMF and Brilliant every day of the week.
I learned about resistors in series, which is basically having a few resistors one after the other in a circuit. 
I taught my mom about series resistors. 
I learned about differentiability and continuity. 
I taught my mom about differentiability. 
I learned why prime numbers make these interesting spirals. if you plot prime numbers on a polar coordinate system, and you zoom out, you get spirals, and if you zoom out even more, you get straight lines! I was looking up dIfferentiability on YouTube, and I found this on the front page, and it looked interesting, so I clicked on it! I learned a bit more about how polar coordinates work. 
I did Brilliant every day of the week. This was about fractals. 
I did EMF almost every day of the week, and I finished another EMF course called “The Decimals.” The question on the screen was about statistics. 
I saw a video about a laser, and I thought it was really interesting. 
The video was showing an interesting way to represent sound, using a laser light! You put a mirror on a speaker, and you shine a laser onto the mirror. Then, you play something through the speaker, and you get a shape on the wall! 
This is what it looks like before we play a sound. 
Here is after we play a sound. Here is the video I mentioned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-V1uXeyGmg 
I learned about an “old faithful” galaxy and an active black hole. Find it here: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2021/nasa-missions-help-investigate-an-old-faithful-active-galaxy/ 
And then I wrote about it on my notebook. FInd THAT here: https://www.howtodostuffwithethan.com/repeated-flares/ 
Wow, that’s amazing, 8319 views and 43 new subscribers in the last 28 days! I was checking this because I wanted to get an idea for a video. Turns out that coding videos are popular nowadays. 
I learned about derivatives of inverse functions. 
I taught my mom about derivatives of inverse functions. 
I learned about capacitors. 
I taught my mom about capacitors, and… 
There is a capacitor inside my SnapCircuits® set! I created some charging and discharging in my SnapCircuits® set. 
I wrote some code for a new software called Unity that I installed. Turns out that Unity is a great way to make games, and so I tried it out, and it’s going great so far! 
Here is the screen and what I can see. This is the testing area, and this area is for a FPS (A First-Person-Shooter, but possibly without the shooting. What is it now, and FP?) (Fpppppppppp). 
Of course, I didn’t do this all by myself, I found an online tutorial. 
I learned about the conservation of charge rule. 
I taught my mom about the conservation of charge rule. 
I finished level 10 (AGAIN) in swimming! 
I created this game on scratch. it’s basically a laser and sound game. Find it here:https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/484337826/ 
Here is the code. 
I also made a game where you just have to jump and run around to dodge all the spikes that come at you. 
Haha, when did my dad take this?! I went shopping with my dad, and I got everything that my mom wanted by myself 🙂 
And… here is me coming back from my symphony orchestra!
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