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Leonardo Da Vinci Mona Lisa
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... Leonardo Da Vinci was born on April 14, 1452
in the town of Vinci near Florence Italy. He kept
the name of his town for his last name. He lived
during the fifteenth century, a period when the
people of Europe were becoming interested in art.
This period of time was known as the Renaissance
period. Leonardo Da Vinci was very talented. He
was a great artist, but he became famous because
he was able to do so many other things. He was an
architect, a musician, inventor, sculptor,
scientist, and ...
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Petrol Kerosene Mineral Turpentine Kerosene Mineral Turpentine Fire
1,221 words
A fire investigation is a difficult task. The
devastation, charred debris, collapsed structures,
water soaked ashes, along with the smoke and
stench, make an investigation uninviting and
seemingly impossible. There are different types of
fires; in homes, factories, brush, and in the
forest. The best way to investigate a fire would
be to use a trained team of personal. Fire
marshals and private investigators with their
experience of fires along with police officers
skills for determining motives ...
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Billion Years Ago Solar System
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... alvarez's case, and see if it was flawed. This
job was turning out to be more fun than I had
expected. On my second reading of Alvarez's
letter, I found it particularly dubious that the
Cretaceous and Eocene extinctions should be
excluded. How do we know that asteroids do not hit
the Earth periodically? I asked. Maybe our failure
to arrive at a theory just meant that we hadn't
been clever enough. Not finding something is not
the same as proving it is not there. I decided to
reserve judgment....
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Hooke Was Born Law Of Elasticity Robert
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Robert Hooke was and English scientist born in
1635 and died in the year of 1703. Robert Hooke
was born in the town of Freshwater, which is
located in the Isle of Write. Hooke was born to a
minister named John Hooke. Robert received a great
deal of education that did not take place in the
classroom. He studied with the portraitist Sir
Peter Lely (in his youth). He was educated at the
University of Oxford. Then after college he was an
assistant of Robert Boyle. He made curator of
experiments to t...
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Cloning Of Humans Animal And Plant
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If you pay any attention to the news whatsoever
youve probably heard about cloning. Cloning is the
most controversial issue today. Quite simply put,
cloning is duplicating or making a copy of
something, usually a cell or DNA. Scientists for a
while now successfully have been testing it out on
animals. A clone, however, is only genetically
identical to its donor, not physically or
behaviorally identical. Cloning is a very touchy
topic at the moment because it is a question of
ethics and morality....
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Dreams Come True Cd Rom Microsoft
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Science is a creature that continues to evolve at
an ever-increasing rate. The transformation from
tree shrew, to ape, to human far exceeds the time
for the transformation time from an analytical
machine, to a calculator, to a computer. However,
science, in the past, has always remained distant.
Science has allowed advances in production,
transportation, and even entertainment; but never
in history will science have an affect on our
lives, as genetic engineering will undoubtedly do.
For the last...
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Theory Of Evolution One Of The Most Famous
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... ions to the Theory of Natural Selection
discuss problems that people may have about
evolution. Many people have argued that although
Darwin's theory includes many transitional
species, none of these have been found on fossil
record. Darwin's views on this issue are that the
geological records are imperfect, as fossilization
can only occur under certain conditions, often
rare, in nature. For instance, no fossils of
monkeys living in tropical rain forests have ever
been found, for it is too we...
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Global Warming A Deadly Threat For Human Life
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Global warming is one of the major environmental
issues facing the world today. Global warming
refers to an average increase in the Earth's
temperature, which in turn causes changes in
climate. An increase in the temperature of the
Earths surface may lead to changes in rainfall
patterns, a rise in sea level, and a wide range of
impacts on plants, wildlife, and humans. One cause
for Global Warming is called the Greenhouse
Effect. The Greenhouse Effect results from a four
step process. First, sunl...
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The Atomic Bomb In World War Ii
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The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
marked the end to the world's largest armed
conflict. Many debates have surfaced over the
ethics of such an attack. The bomb itself caused
massive amounts of casualties while the unknown
effects of radiation caused many more deaths
amongst the survivors of the blast. Despite the
ghastly effects of such a weapon, it offered the
best choice for a quick and easy defeat of Japan.
President Truman, who authorized the use of the
atomic bomb, made a wise de...
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The Issue Of Human Cloning
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Human cloning is a big issue in the science world.
When people think of human cloning they think of
the positive aspects of the issue. Having a cloned
superstar around, being able to have a person
reborn after a tragic death and even as far as
using a cloned person for spare parts. Cloning
could affect the human race. Although there are
good reasons why cloning should remain legal,
there are just as many reasons why this procedure
could have negative affects. Health risks can be
very serious whe...
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Hand In Hand Business World
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It is not about "what you do", "it is about who
you are and who you know." As employees, we have
all heard sayings like this before when it comes
to the business world. The "power and politic"
mindset is a direct result of the type of tug of
war experienced for millions of years; from
prehistoric times through modern day. Ever since
Usa smashed Much in the head with a club back in
prehistoric times, politics have been around in
the workplace. Politics are a subliminal fight for
survival and it a...
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Genetically Modified Foods Third World Countries
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The process of Genetically Modified (GM) Foods is
the way of the future, it is promised to help
eliminate world hunger across the world.
Genetically modified foods are going to create a
healthier, drought resistant crops which do not
need any sprayed chemicals, but that is not the
case. Genetically Modified Foods, are unsafe
because of the many organisms in the food that may
affect the body, which has not been identified
yet. It is estimated that 2 / 3 of the United
States supermarket may contai...
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Ph Of 5 H 2 O
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... s the fish can no longer breath. It dies and
then sinks to the bottom of the lake. [ 4 ]
Scientists now see acid, aluminum and shortages of
calcium as the three determining factors in the
extinction of fish. [ 5 ] As well there is the
problem of chlorine. In many parts of the world it
is commonly found in the soil. If it enters the
fish's environment it can be deadly. It affects
many of the fish's organisms and causes it to die.
As well it interferes in the photosynthesis
process in plants. ...
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Bubonic Plague Infectious Diseases
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The Bubonic Plague Devastating epidemics and
infectious diseases took place in all periods of
the mankind's history. The number of the victims
at times considerably exceeded losses during
military actions. Plague was one of the terrible
general illnesses of the classical Middle Ages
period. 3 enormous plagues are known in the
history. The first is Justinian's plague (sixth
century A. D. ), which, having left Egypt, has
devastated almost all the countries of the
Mediterranean and it was kept abou...
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University Of Michigan Jonas Salk
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Jonas Salk From the beginning of mankind, man has
looked for cures of illness. Jonas Salk found a
cure for one of the worst illnesses in the history
of man, polio. Jonas Salk's polio vaccine was a
great discovery of his time, and it is still being
used today to eradicate polio worldwide. Dr. Salk
is also known for other medical discoveries. He
was a quiet man who lived a rough childhood. He
was not looking for fame, instead, it found him.
During the time before the vaccine, many people,
mostly p...
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Sir Isaac Newton Robert Hooke
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As a young boy at King s School in Grantham,
England, Isaac Newton was a poor student. His test
scores were well below average and were near the
bottom of his class. One day as he walked to
school a boy academically above him insulted and
kicked Isaac. This made Isaac angry, so he
challenged this boy to a fight after school.
Newton easily won the fight that afternoon, but
that was not enough. He had to do something better
to avenge himself. He decided he would beat the
boy academically as well. ...
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Ancient Greeks Living Organism
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The Gaia Hypothesis The Gaia Hypothesis is a
hypothesis that was developed by James Lovelock
and Lynn Margulis in the late 1970 s. James
Lovelock is a British scientist, an atmospheric
chemist, and also an inventor with an education in
human physiology. Lynn Margulis was a
microbiologist during the 1970 s at Boston
University. She also originated the theory of the
eukaryotic cell arising as a result of endo
symbiotic cell capture. This theory is the one
that gave her the credibility to advance t...
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Life On Mars Washington D C
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If Mars Life on Mars If life ever evolved on any
of the other planets, Mars is the likeliest
candidate. After Earth, Mars is the planet with
the most hospitable climate in the solar system.
So hospitable that it may once have inhabited
primitive, bacteria-like life. Outflow channels
and other geologic features provide extensive
evidence that billions of years ago liquid water
flowed on the surface of Mars. Continuing changes
is an accomplishment in modern American technology
and it gives the wor...
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Human Cloning Research Ban On Human Cloning
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65279; To Clone or Not to Clone? In February
1997, when Dr. Ian Wilmut and his team of
scientists in Scotland astonished the world by
announcing that they had successfully cloned a
sheep, it sparked an international debate. Since
the invention of Dolly, scientists have been faced
with the imminent technology to clone human
beings. This has raised questions about what it
means to be human and what restrictions should be
placed on scientific research. Scientists should
use methods of cloning of...
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Human Genome Project Restriction Enzymes
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The? Thread of Life? , is deoxyribonucleic acid,
also known as DNA. This molecule which is the
bases of life, is spiral shaped and found in the
nucleus of cells. DNA has the genetic code for
bodies, controls development of embryo? s, and is
able to repair damage caused to itself. All DNA
molecules have linked units called nucleotides.
These nucleotides have sub-units that have 5
carbon sugars that are called deoxyribose. DNA is
composed of four bases called adenine, thymine,
guanine, and cytosin...
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