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Coral Reef Puerto Rico
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Orders Issued by President Bill Clinton Executive
Orders are official documents, Executive numbered
consecutively, through which the President of the
United States manages the operations of the
Federal Government. Some Executive Orders in the
past have created new commissions, councils, task
forces and committees; issued and allocated bonds;
authorized permit issuance; etc. 40 Executive
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23 Executive Orders on Puerto Rico's Status 2.
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Henri Becquerel Marie Curie
1,212 words
Henri Becquerel, a French physicist, was born in
Paris on December 15, 1852. His grandfather,
Antoine-Cesar Becquerel, had fought at the battle
of Waterloo in 1815 and later earned a
considerable reputation as a physicist. He made
important contributions to the study of
electrochemistry, meteorology, and agriculture.
Henri father, Alexander-Edmond Becquerel, also
made a name for himself in science. His
research-included studies on photography, heat,
and the conductivity of hot gases, and lumines...
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White Blood Cells Bone Marrow
1,670 words
Imagine if you can a time and place where in one
split second life as you know it is changed
forever. The date is August 6, 1945, and you are
living in Hiroshima. Around 8: 16 a. m. , without
a single warning, an A-bomb explodes 580 meters
above the city that you are living in and four
different types of radiation have just been
released into the air. The first two, alpha and
beta ray radiation, will be blocked by the
atmosphere and thus wont reach you on the earths
surface. The other two, gamma...
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Focal Length Distant Objects
1,280 words
Light and other kinds of electromagnetic radiation
coming from the universe outside the Earth must
travel enormous distances through space and time
to reach observers. Only the brightest and nearest
stars can be seen with the unaided eye. To see
farther and to clarify and measure what is seen, a
telescope is needed. The word telescope is derived
from the Greek words tele, "from afar, " and
shops, "viewer. " Even a simple homemade telescope
can clearly show Saturn's rings, Jupiter's bands
and red...
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Physical And Environmental Effects Of A Nuclear War
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Imagine the heat of millions of degrees, the
immediate destruction of thousands of acres, and
the deaths of hundreds of thousands of lives. Now
imagine all of that times a thousand. There you
have a nuclear war, the explosion of a thousand or
more nuclear bombs on the earth. That is what is
estimated would be a nuclear war. All of that
power packed in relatively small (considering the
power they unleash) bombs. The results of a
nuclear war would be devastating. It would be
devastating to the hea...
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Kill Cancer Cells Breast Cancer
856 words
In the United States women each year develop
breast cancer. Although these statistics are
alarming, there are a number of treatment options
available for those that are diagnosed with breast
cancer. The best way to treat any disease is to
prevent it. Since little is known about breast
cancer, there are no established rules for
prevention. women age twenty and older perform
monthly breast self-exams, and it also suggests
clinical examinations every three years.
Mammography is also a wonderful too...
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Fossil Fuels Coal Burning
1,875 words
Some may ask what is nuclear energy the dictionary
defines this as: nuclear energy n. 1. The energy
released by a nuclear reaction, especially by
fission or fusion. 2. Nuclear energy regarded as a
source of power. Also called atomic energy Nuclear
power was first known to be researched in the
early 1900 's, and by the world war; it reached
its greatest peak by demonstrating to the world
its power to destroy. Nuclear energy can be good
or bad, depending on how the person works with
this material;...
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Nausea And Vomiting Types Of Cancer
1,466 words
... s not practiced due to the possibility of
making it active. Removal of complete malignant
tumors is often successful in halting cancer
growth in that particular region, when followed by
radiation therapy. It is also possible to remove
parts of tumors, to reduce the amount of cancerous
tissue in the body as a whole. The one major
drawback to surgery is that quite often a tumor is
not accessible to a surgeon, or it may be attached
to a major organ of the body, in which removing
the tumor may c...
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Fibre Crystal Mid Infrared Lasers
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Fibre crystal mid-infrared lasers As we know, a
laser is an optical oscillator made out of a gas,
liquid or solid with mirrors at both ends (see, e.
g. , The Computer Language Company Inc. , 2007 b).
To make the laser work, the material is pumped
with light or electricity. This pumping has
excited the electrons and has caused them to jump
to more high orbits. Some electrons do
spontaneously drop back to lower energy levels
what releases photons (i. e. quantum's of light).
The photons do then sti...
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Harmful Effects Skin Cancer
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Sunscreen (1) We are all aware of the effects that
sunray's cause to our skin, if it is being exposed
to them for too long. It only takes a few minutes
of suns radiation being applied to protein in
skins cells, to initiate tanning, which is
actually the process of protein losing its organic
essence. If we stay under the direct sunray's for
too long, it will inevitably result in getting
sunburn, on our part. In its turn, sunburn often
initiates skin cancer. This is why healthcare
specialists stro...
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The After Effects Of Chernobyl Accident
396 words
The After-Effects of the Chernobyl Accident Some
of the most significant effects of the Chernobyl
accident are radiation sickness disease and radio
phobia. Chronic radiation sickness disease is a
disease that progresses as a result of division of
cells under the short influence (up to several
days) of ionizing radiation. After the explosion
in Chernobyl, hundreds of people received large
doses of radioactive irradiation, causing acute
sickness disease. The most abundant diseases in
post-Chernoby...
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Prostate Cancer Radiation Therapy
1,592 words
... radioactive seeds into the prostate
(brachytherapy). External beam radiation therapy
is given over a course of 6 to 8 weeks through
carefully defined portals. Refinements in
technique have allowed greater doses of radiation
to be administered with a lower risk of morbidity.
Three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy is the
preferred method of administration in a dose of 75
to 80 Gy. (Greenlee 32). Radiation therapy cannot
cure nodal metastases. Disease-specific, 7 -year
survival with radiation...
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Rest Of The World Soviet Union
765 words
On April 1986, Soviets Union Chernobyl nuclear
plant exploded letting out a massive amount of
radiation that would debate of all Russian
citizens for hundreds of years to come. On April
26, 1986 at 1: 21 am, the # 4 reactor exploded and
released thirty to forty times the radiation of
the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombing. The exact
causes of the explosion are not known, however
scientists and researchers, under thorough
investigation, have uncovered possible causes to
the explosion. The main reason...
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Volcanic Eruptions Greenhouse Gasses
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This Climatic Change I. SUMMARY: This paper looks
at the controversial issue of climatic change. In
particular, it develops the question of if and why
earth? s climate is changing? The roles of man,
naturally occurring trends, and earth? s cycles
are considered, and an outlook for what can be
expected in the near and distant future is given.
? The uneasiness of modern man arises from a
rupture between himself and nature that leaves him
homeless within the universe? William Barrett II.
INTRODUCTI...
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000 Tons Of Tnt Atomic Bomb
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Question: What did you learn about Nuclear Weapons
from reading this book? On August 6, 1945,
approximately 70, 000 Japanese lives were ended
within a matter of seconds. The United States,
under command of President Truman and Secretary of
War Henry Stimson, dropped an atomic bomb on the
city of Hiroshima. After reading author John
Hersey s book entitled Hiroshima, it made me
ponder about what would go through my head if I
were on Hiroshima soil. What actions might I take?
What would I do to sur...
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Harcourt Brace Jovanovich York Harcourt Brace
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You Nuclear Proliferaiton Nuclear Energy You are
watching the control panels and gages for rector
two. Sitting comely you think about how easy your
job is. It is a joke! All day you sit around and
watch the gages for reactor number two just to
make sure they maintain their settings. You dont
even need to look at the gages either because a
computer automatically regulates them without you.
Life is so good. Suddenly all the sirens go of and
the gages and displays spin wildly in every
direction. Th...
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Henri Becquerel Marie Curie
1,241 words
Henri Henri Becquerel Henri Becquerel Henri
Becquerel, a French physicist, was born in Paris
on December 15, 1852. His grandfather,
Antoine-Cesar Becquerel, had fought at the battle
of Waterloo in 1815 and later earned a
considerable reputation as a physicist. He made
important contributions to the study of
electrochemistry, meteorology, and agriculture.
Henri father, Alexander-Edmond Becquerel, also
made a name for himself in science. His
research-included studies on photography, heat,
and the ...
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Long Term Effects Mobile Phones
898 words
Millions of people own a mobile phone these days,
and ever since they have been around scientists
question the fact of they are safe or not. Do they
cause tumors, earaches, mercury poisoning? All
these health risks are mentioned in every article
I found. But nowhere could I find anything that
was sure if mobiles did cause all of the above.
This is where science fails us. The problem is
that mobile phones are still too new to know the
long-term effects on human. Mobile phones give of
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Washington D C Nuclear Reactions
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Nuclear Energy You are watching the control panels
and gages for rector two. Sitting comely you think
about how easy your job is. It is a joke! All day
you sit around and watch the gages for reactor
number two just to make sure they maintain their
settings. You don? t even need to look at the
gages either because a computer automatically
regulates them without you. Life is so good.
Suddenly all the sirens go of and the gages and
displays spin wildly in every direction. The
ground shakes and you ...
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Earths Surface Earths Atmosphere
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Propagation as defined by Webster Dictionary as
the phenomenon of radio frequency energy traveling
through the earths atmosphere, as well as through
the empty space above the atmosphere. Once
radio-frequency energy has been emitted from an
antenna it will travel away from the antenna,
where it is generated from, at the speed of light.
Once it is sent the wave exists and propagates
independently of the system that produces it. This
means that changes, which occur at the transmitter
(antenna), wil...
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