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Alternative Energy Sources Form Of Energy
1,449 words
The U. S. oil supply is rapidly diminishing.
Alternative energy sources must be implemented
because oil is a scarce and non-renewable
resource. Each year the U. S. consumes 6. 2
billion barrels of oil, equivalent to 17 million
barrels of oil each day (Coastal 67). The
undiscovered U. S. OCS and gas resources combined
with onshore reserves would amount to only 81. 5
billion barrels of oil, enough to last for 5000
days (Coastal 75). So the oil crisis is not
entirely bad news, the U. S. still has t...
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Center Of The Universe Force Of Gravity
1,271 words
The human conceptualization of the solar system
dates back to the beginning of time. The early
Egyptians worshipped the sun as a source of life
and then the area called space was becoming a
curiosity to humans. Throughout history, our
knowledge of the solar system has increased and
there is still much to learn. Through the research
and studies of Brahmagupta, Ptolemy, Kepler,
Brahe, Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, and Einstein.
With this knowledge, laws and equations for
physical science have been ...
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Ancient Egyptians Twelve Months
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Kara Byers 1 CH tutor: Dr. Gerard Mc Cartan It
took several thousand years to establish a
satisfactory calendar. Even in this century not
all the countries in Europe kept the same
calendar. Why was it so difficult? Do we really
need an accurate means of recording civil time?
Astronomy originated earlier in human history than
the other natural sciences. In the earliest
civilisations, the divine or occult was used to
explain the movement of the stars and the Sun: the
Aztecs, for example, believed ...
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Miles Per Second Speed Of Light
1,615 words
Our universe is a vast abyss, always expanding
without bound. Many objects in space are exciting
and intriguing. Mysterious surround many findings
and cosmologists, astrophysicists, and astronomers
work to obtain a better understanding of these
strange phenomena. One great mystery is that of
the black hole, which since the early 1960? s has
been the object of many scientists? work, but has
been dated to be the topic of discussion since
1783, when a astronomer named John Michell first
recorded hi...
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Back To Earth Solar Wind
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n this ERA of tight space budgets and infrequent
deep-space missions, solar system researchers have
pushed to squeeze more science from existing
interplanetary spacecraft. By drastically altering
their orbital paths using gravity-assisted
maneuvers combined with relatively brief rocket
firings, veteran probes can be sent on productive
extended missions. This technique was successfully
employed by the International Sun-Earth Explorer 3
(ISSE 3) spacecraft to accomplish two important
space firsts:...
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Carbon Dioxide Solar System
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Humans live on a small planet in a tiny part of a
vast universe. This part of the universe is called
the solar system, and is dominated by a single
brilliant star-the sun. The solar system is the
earths neighbourhood and the planets Mercury,
Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and
Pluto are the Earths neighbours. They all have the
same stars in the sky and orbit the same sun.
Scientists believe the solar system began about 5
billion years ago, perhaps when a nearby star
exploded and ca...
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Fossil Fuels Solar Panels
1,681 words
Should Permission be Given for a Wind Farm at
Gunson Height? Hills rolling across the
countryside, lush green fields for miles, dozens
of walk paths to appreciate the beautiful scenery,
used by families for picnics and days out, as well
as hikers wanting a view worth walking miles to.
Or a piece of rugged, unspectacular England that
is just like seven thousand other walks in the
country? Dozens of 30 M tall hideous steel
contraptions, cutting blades slicing through the
air and making the noise e...
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Life On Earth Liquid Water
1,175 words
The view of Christiaan Huygens, the Dutch
mathematician and physicist who discovered
Saturn's moon Titan in 1655, was as follows: Now
can anyone look upon, and compare these systems
(of Jupiter and Saturn) together, without being
amazed at the vast magnitude and noble attendants
of these two planets, in respect of this little
pitiful Earth of ours? Or can they force
themselves to think, that the wise Creator has
disposed of all his animals and plants here, has
furnished and adorned this spot onl...
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Degrees Fahrenheit Surface Temperature
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Our planet Uranus. Uranus is the seventh planet of
our solar system. Uranus is the mysterious blue
planet that circles the sun, far from the Earth. A
man named William Herschel first discovered this
mysterious planet in 1781, he was a German
musician living in England who had a great
interest in Astronomy. He believed the sky held
secrets he wanted to know. He couldnt afford to
buy a big telescope, so he made his own. One night
in March 1781, Herschel was studying
constellations of Gemini. He sp...
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Thousand Six Hundred Planet From The Sun
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On a hot summer night, as you are sitting outside
enjoying the evening, you tilt your head back and
look into the night sky. You begin to wonder what
is really out there? How far away are the stars?
Are they stars or are they planets? We live in a
part of the night sky called the Milky Way Galaxy.
Our galaxy can be seen with the naked eye on a
clear summer night. It resembles a ribbon
stretched across the night sky. During the summer
is when the Milky Way is at its fullest with the
stars so clus...
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Fossil Fuels Alternative Energy
511 words
Alternative Energy resources are becoming a much
bigger deal as the level of fossil fuels remaining
on earth slowly depreciates. Another issue is
pollution. Eventually we wont be able to use gas
and oil in our cars they will run solely on
something like solar energy. Things like
Hydroelectric power have been around for many many
years, just not with such magnitude or demand.
There are four main kinds of alternative energy
sources, they are: Solar Energy Solar energy is
used to do various things....
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Celestial Bodies General Assembly
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Why Pluto Is Not a Planet? According to the 26 th
General Assembly for the International
Astronomical Union, Pluto is no longer a planet.
More than 2, 500 astronomers, who took part in 7
Symposia, 17 Joint Discussions, and 7 Special
Sessions adopted new definition of a planet. From
now on, Resolution 5 A defines the planet as a
celestial body that: Is in orbit around the Sun;
Has enough mass for its self-gravity to overcome
the rigid body forces to assume a hydrostatic
equilibrium (nearly round)...
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Kilometers In Diameter Solar System
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Have you Comet Comets Have you ever looked up in
the sky and seen a little ball creeping by? If so,
did you wonder what it was? That little ball is
called a comet. Comets are small, fragile, and
irregularly shaped. Most are composed of frozen
gas. However, some are composed of frozen gas and
non-volatile grains. They usually follow very
strict paths around the sun. Comets become most
visible when they cross the sun. This also applies
to people who view comets with telescopes. When a
comet gets n...
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Earths Surface Earths Crust
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EARTH The Earth, mans home, is a planet. The Earth
has special characteristics, and these are
important to man. It is the only planet known to
have the right temperature and the right
atmosphere to support the kind of environments and
natural resources in which plants and man and
other animals can survive. This fact is so
important to man that he has developed a special
science called ecology, which deals with the
dependence of all living things will continue to
survive on the planet. Many milli...
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Solar System Million Miles
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Earths Beyond Earth: The Search for Other Worlds
In early 1990, the first extrasolar planet was
detected, surprising everyone by its strangeness.
More planets have now been discovered outside our
solar system than in it. These planets present
many great mysteries to the astronomical world.
Extrasolar planets are planets that exist outside
our solar system; they are orbiting a star other
than our Sun. So far, eighteen have been found,
all of them defying well-established theories
about planets an...
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Earths Rotation Solar Wind
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THE MOON Called Luna by the Romans, Selene and
Artemis by the Greeks, and many other names in
other mythologies. The Moon, of course, has been
known since prehistoric times. It is the second
brightest object in the sky after the Sun. As the
Moon orbits around the Earth once per month, the
angle between the Earth, the Moon and the Sun
changes; we see this as the cycle of the Moons
phases. The time between successive new moons is
29. 5 days (709 hours), slightly different from
the Moons orbital pe...
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Cooperative Learning Solar System
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Sara Bartalo 11 / 20 / 00 Grade 4 Solar System I.
Pre- Instruction Phase 1. NYS Standards: ELA
Standards 1, 2 038; 4 - Reading, Writing,
Listening, and Speaking for -information and
understanding -literary response and expression
-social interaction MST Standard 6 - Understand
the relationships and common themes that connect
mathematics, science, and technology and apply the
themes to these and other areas of learning Social
Studies 3 - Use a variety of intellectual skills
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Angular Momentum Los Alamos
1,597 words
Theories of The Origin of the Moon The Moon is the
only natural satellite of Earth. The distance from
Earth is about 384, 400 km with a diameter of 3476
km and a mass of 7. 35 1022 kg. Through history it
has had many names: Called Luna by the Romans,
Selene and Artemis by the Greeks. And of course,
has been known through prehistoric times. It is
the second brightest object in the sky after the
Sun. Due to its size and composition, the Moon is
sometimes classified as a terrestrial planet along
wi...
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Neutron Star Black Hole
559 words
Black holes by supernova Firstly, a black hole
isnt really a hole at all, but thats the easiest
way to think of its effects on the rest of the
universe. Take a star thats at least thirty times
larger than our sun and make it explode (called a
supernova). Stars do that at the end of their
lifetime, sometimes leaving a remnant of the
violent explosion. The nature of the remnant
depends on its mass. If the remnant is less than
1. 4 solar masses, it will become a white dwarf, a
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Space Exploration Upper Atmosphere
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The Space Race Space Exploration The urge to
explore the unknown is part of human nature and
has led to many of the most profound changes in
our standard of living. It enriches our spirits
and reminds us of the great potential of
achievement within us all. The drive to develop
the next frontier has also been a fundamental part
of the heritage of the people of the world. The
physical challenges and costs of space exploration
also serve as a natural catalyst for peaceful,
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