Mars Pathfinder

Raina Orion Erika Harnett ESS 102 April 15, 2016 Robotic Missions: Mars Pathfinder This research is in preparation to write the fictional article currently titled “Tales of A Space Robot”. This article will be about an extremely advanced AI robot that has spent the past 50 years cataloging and exploring a nearby solar system for life, potential colonization, as well as other scientific research. The research presented below gives an idea of what types of data the robot can collect or potentially collect with future technology and how the mission can work most efficiently (with two data collection machines). The AI robot will be based partially on the Mars Pathfinder mission from 1996 so the research will be concentrated just on that mission.…

Sojourner Truth was a strong woman.She was a strong woman because she took a stand and gave a speech about her opinion. When she gave this speech she became known for it. she was sold at the age of nine as a slave in a slavery auction. Sojourner Truth is one of the toughest women. She took a stand for what she believed in and then gave a speech that made her famous. She was born into slavery but escaped with her daughter in 1826. She gave her speech in May of 1851 and gave the speech at the Ohio…

Sojourner Truth was one of the few women to take a white man to court at the time. She went through countless beating as a child for not learning english. She had her feet frose in the winter a s punishment. She has marks from a severe beating for no reason. Truth endored and accomplished many things throughout her life like being separated from her family, cruel punishment, and fighting for the rights of others Sojourner Truth was separated from friends and family throughout her early life.…

Isabelle Baumfree was born into slavery in Ulster, New York, 1797. She was one of 12 kids in her family. When she was 46 she changed her name to Sojourner Truth. Her parents were James and Sojourner Truth. She mainly spoke dutch. The family’s owner was Colonel Hardenbergh. Later Sojourner was sold to John Neely a slave owner know to be violent. At the Neely farm most people called her Belle. Sojourner married a man named Robert from a neighboring farm. They had two daughters.…

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Sojourner Truth was born into slavery, but she later became a leading activist for women’s rights and racial equality after being freed in 1827. She performed her famous “Ain’t I a Woman” speech at the 1851 Akron Ohio Women’s Convention. Today, multiple versions of this speech exist because the original was never officially recorded. Each of these interpretations manipulate the wording and presentation differently to alter the overall effect of the speech. Two of these interpretations by…

Sojourner Truth was an African-American woman who from the 1820s until the day she died, fought for emancipation and women’s rights. Before she was officially known as Sojourner Truth; the activist, she was Isabella Baumfree; the slave. In New York, Baumfree spent her young years as a slave where she was faced with many of the cruelties of this forced lifestyle. Her siblings were ripped away from her family and sold to other plantation owners. Eventually, this was Baumfree’s reality as well. At…

Sojourner Truth was a strong, powerful woman who impacted many lives. Sojourner was an African-American abolitionist and women’s right activist. Her life was very difficult during the Civil War. Many things were accomplished before Truth’s death. Sojourner Truth overcame many obstacles; she was sold into slavery, gave birth to thirteen children, and known for her famous Ohio women’s rights speech. Overall, this brave woman lead the path to women’s rights. To begin, Sojourner Truth was sold into…

Sojourner Truth Isabella Van Wagenen or Sojourner Truth has been through many obstacles in her life that she was able to overcome.She was born Isabella Hardenbergh. Isabella spoke Dutch, which is why she called her mom Mau Mau- which means mama in Dutch- and she called her dad Baumfree- which means tree in Dutch. She had one brother whom she had met at the time, Peter. The other 10 or 9 were sold away. Belle said her father was "Very tall and straight when young." But in 1799, when…

Sojourner Truth was a an African American abolitionist and women’s right activist. She was born in 1797, in Ritton , NY and she escaped with her infant daughter Sophia to freedom in 1826. After she went to court to recover her son in 1828 she became the first black woman to win a case against a white man. During the civil war in 1851 she had a speech that became widely known by the name of “Ain’t I a Women ?” Her speech was re-written in a stereotypical southern way. Truth was from…