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    we have on the Trojan War is obtained from Homer 's The Iliad, most of it is based in mythology. Zeus hosted a banquet to celebrate the union of Peleus and Thetis, and invited every god, goddess, and demi-god with the exception of Eris, the goddess of strife. Once Eris discovered she was not invited to this party, she threw the apple of discord with the inscription "Kallisti" meaning "For the fairest", to start a fight between the goddesses that were invited. This…

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    Hubble Telescope Essay

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    Pluto. During 2006, another servicing mission is called, servicing mission 4. All of Hubble’s designs are successful and able to be initiated. Throughout 2007, NASA’s mission is checked. Observations during this year show that a dwarf planet named Eris is comparably larger than Pluto. Images by Hubble prove dark matter in the universe to be existent. One of the testings for one of Hubble’s instruments is not passed. Lastly, in 2011 Hubble makes its one-millionth observation and the…

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    Motivation In The Iliad

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    Mythology, saturated with stories of war, lust, and death gifted the world with the Iliad by Homer, an epic poem which includes the story of Troy’s noble prince Hektor. The Trojan hero fights against his sworn enemy, Achilles, in the tragic Trojan War. Though Hektor’s death is the climax of the poem, various questions arise ranging from why he chose to fight Achilles, to why the robust gods interjected exceedingly in the mortals lives. Modern-day reader miss the depth of plot line and content if…

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    (Nelson p.16) Nelson concludes Terus a son of Ares was known to have inherited his father’s abhorrent qualities. Ares was the biological father of at least three of Hercules’ enemies Cycnus, Lycaon, and Diomedes. Ares also had two sisters Eris Goddess of Discord and Hebe Goddess of Youth. He conceived more mortal children than divine children (page 18). Nelson. Ken. Greek Mythology. Ares Oct 2017.Carter explains that “Ares fought the Greek hero Heracles twice and lost both times”. During…

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    Dicte in Crete. When Zeus grew up, he revolted against Cronus and the other Titans. After defeating them, he banished them to Tartarus. Zeus shortly became ruler, and married his sister Hera. Together they had three children: Ares, Hephaestus, and Eris. Hera was also a very jealous wife because Zeus always cheated on her. Apart from the kids Zeus had with Hera, he had many more with his mistresses. Apart from having many mistresses, having to deal with Hera’s jealousy, he is also known for being…

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    Dwarf Planet Vs Pluto

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    is cleared out. Pluto has been a dwarf planet since 2006. It turned into a dwarf planet because it is lacking certain details and the orbit around it was not cleared. It is the largest dwarf planet. The second largest planet in the space is Eris. Pluto is also part of the Kuiper belt. Before pluto was a dwarf planet it was once a planet. It was the smallest planet in the solar system. The name “Pluto” Is named after the Greek underworld. The name of the Greek…

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    Justification Of Knowledge

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    Previously, the common belief relating to knowledge was that it is a defined justified true belief. However in the era of exponential discoveries, knowledge is perceived as something that can be reviewed and revisioned over time. The vast discoveries of our yesterdays, todays, and tomorrows have led humanity to define knowledge,and all we gain from it, as an objective fact, that can be supported or denied by progression. This progression may be, but not limited to: evidence, discoveries,…

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    Aphrodite Greek Goddess

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    hero Peleus was married to the sea nymph Thetis, all of the gods were invited to the ceremony- all but one that is” (mythweb.com). The only one not invited to the wedding was Eris, who was the daughter of Zeus because she was, “the daughter of discord and bound to cause trouble” (angelfire.com). Since she was not invited, Eris placed a gold apple on a table at the wedding and marked it “for the fairest”. Immediately after being spotted Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite argued who it was directed at.…

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    The Iliad is a poem accredited to the Ancient Greek poet Homer. The Iliad tells the story of the conflict between an alliance of Greek Cities and the City of Troy, following the kidnapping of Helen of Sparta by Paris. The Iliad focuses only on two weeks out of the ten years the conflict is said to have lasted. The Trojan War is said to have been committed to paper around the eighth century BCE. However, this poem was recited orally for centuries before it was written down. Despite the poem being…

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    Athena was one of the strongest Goddesses and since trouble was often in Olympus, she was one with many battles under her name. One was the fight between Hera, Aphrodite, and the Goddess of War herself, they all battled for the Golden Apple of Eris that read Kallisti, which mean “For the fairest.” Athena lost this battle by Aphrodite, when Paris, the judge, choose her over all. Another famous battle was the battle of Athens, Athena and Poseidon fought with one another to be the god of the Athens…

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