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    the course of time, people created theories to explain how the moon was created. These five theories are the following most popular. The first theory is the Capture theory states that the Moon was pulled in by the gravitational pull of the Earth. The next theorem, which is the Fission theory that the moon was torn off of Earth as it was spinning real fast as there was a natural nuclear explosion. The Co- formation theory is that the Moon formed near the Earth and was helped by the dust and gas…

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    Times newspaper about man landing on the moon, is to inform the readers of the facts and details of the landing. The article contains some inspiring rhetoric and emphasizes human success focusing, on logical information for the readers. The commentary by Rand inspires the audience and promotes patriotism, and reaching men’s highers potential. The article “man takes first step on the moon” uses appeals to both logos and pathos to provide information about the moon landed success for the audience.…

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    research in developing new technologies required to reach the moon by pointing out the secondary benefits of such a mission. New technologies will allow the United States to have an advantage over enemies in areas of communication and national defense. In his speech, he cites such benefits as “a satellite system for world-wide weather observation,” as well as new methods of space travel that could potentially take us “beyond the moon, perhaps to the very end of the solar system itself,”. He…

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    was filled with many twists and turns yet it still came to be a profound mark in history. The following texts are related to the 1969 Apollo 11 mission that landed the first humans on the moon. “Man Takes First Steps on the Moon” from The Times of London reports the day of the event. The speech “In Event of Moon Disaster” by William Safire is a speech that would have been given if the mission wouldn’t have been successful. There is also a commentary of the event, “The July 16, 1969, Launch: A…

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    trip to the moon was so significant. John F. Kennedy’s dream, first trip to the moon by man that was a success, And how this impacted the world. Ask yourself do you want to go to the moon?. In class I read two articles titled “ “ “ “ and I will be explaining these reasons using facts from these articles. President John F. Kennedy proposed the United States accelerate its space program. His goal was to have a successful lunar landing. Sadly John F. Kennedy died before the moon landing.…

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    Review of Literature I. Introduction- History of Ganymede Ganymede is the largest moon of Jupiter and in the entire Solar System. Ganymede is also the only moon to have a magnetosphere, which according to NOAA is the region of space surrounding an astronomical object in which charged particles are controlled by that object's magnetic field. Ganymede was discovered on January 7th, 1610 by Galileo Galilei, an Italian astronomer that played a huge role in the scientific revolution during the…

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    ever thought about the different conspiracy theories? Something that exposed the myths of science denial? Well if you have, this book has conspiracy theories and just enough evidence to make you believe it! Darryl Cunningham’s book “How to Fake a Moon Landing” is a graphic novel that entices you with several different scientific facts and tries to cast a shadow of doubt. Darryl Cunningham uses symbolism throughout his drawings and just makes you want to keep reading. He is not a boring writer…

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    opening in the wall. The One interpretation of the moon gate is that it is complete, representing and celebrating the cohesiveness of the family. This complete circle provides entry to a pathway for the family members to return home to celebrate one another. It also symbolizes birth and renewal. The birth of a new moon becomes the way in which time is marked and the new comes about.Yet another interpretation is that the moon gate is, like the moon, a connection to other planets and other worlds.…

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    viable planets and moons for NASA to colonize may be narrowed to one. The Jupiter moon Europa may be next on the mission list for NASA astronauts. Leaving Mars out in the cold. Recent research from NASA scientists could have found the life sustaining evidence they need on Europa. Or at least under its icy surface. The study is encouraging, now that scientists believe that the Jupiter moon ocean has enough energy to support life. If so, will NASA astronauts find aliens on the Jupiter moon? NASA…

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    Man in the Moon “‘And if you look’ - she nodded at the sky - ‘there’s a man in the moon’.” Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury, page 7 In Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury alludes to the common myth of the man in the moon. The myth of the man in the moon comes from an old european myth that an old man's wife told him to gather sticks in the forest. Instead of doing what his wife asked, he went fishing all day long. He came home deciding that he was going to gather sticks the next morning before…

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