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Asked by 223hemb33 to Jonathan, Kellie, Kevin, Melissa, Stephanie on 25 Apr 2016.
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Jonathan Jackson answered on 25 Apr 2016:
As a kid, I was most fascinated by lots of things. When I was in kindergarten, I remember crying on the first day because when I asked what day we’d start studying volcanoes, I was told that volcanoes were not a common topic for kindergarteners. Later, I had one of those cheap chemistry sets that my parents bought me, and I was always trying to make things explode (never worked, alas). As I got a little older, I became fascinated by our solar system and the shape of the universe.
I didn’t end up as a tectonic geologist, a chemist, or a particle physicist, but I’ve always been curious about ourselves and our world!
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Stephanie Moon answered on 25 Apr 2016:
I liked learning about plant and animal adaptations- how do they survive extreme conditions like high altitude, cold, or heat? I think I liked biology the best.
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Kevin Baker answered on 25 Apr 2016:
Physiology and anatomy, I loved seeing how the human body worked. But that was about the extent of my interest in science when I was younger. I fell in love with science in college. What subject do you like?
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Kellie Jaremko answered on 25 Apr 2016:
Chemistry like making model volcanoes explode and safely blowing things up (in a lab).
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Melissa Wilson Sayres answered on 26 Apr 2016:
Circuits. I liked building those little radio kids, and seeing all the different kinds of electronic stuff we could build as a kid. I’d love to get back into it.
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