A Spectacle of Filipino Valor

A new place fascinated our eyes first. We quickly got off the EKstreme Bus and stood in front of a welcoming facade that read, "Museo ng Katipunan".

We found out from the natives (who call themselves Filipinos) that it was a land in the country called Philippines. They told us that it was the country's capital city as it houses the stronghold of Philippine gallantry, the so-called Katipunan. Luckily, we didn't only find swords and shields but there was Physics too.

Apparently, curiosity struck Don when he found some water droplets falling freely from nearby faucet. Let's find out what disembodied force acts upon the "falling water".

The Physics Behind:
What Don thought to be a disembodied force was actually GRAVITY.  Gravitation, or gravity, is a natural phenomenon in which objects with mass attract one another. In everyday life, gravitation is most familiar as the agent that gives weight to objects with mass and causes them to fall to the ground when dropped.

So that's why the water falls. It is attracted towards the Earth!

Interesting, huh? Anyway, we want to share to you some creepy and strange things we found at the museum. Here they are:

What the hell is a human skull doing in there?

Swords that paved way for Philippine independence. That's light reflected, see - Physics concept again. However, we'll be discussing that on yet another post ;)

Don's right in the middle. He's with some newfound friends along the way namely Rachelle the Hitchhiker (left) and Mark the Moo-mar (right). Behind them is the large ensemble of the Katipunan bravery.

Hurray for the Philippines! Mabuhay!