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    also all have some type of water, usually as water vapor. When it comes to magnetic fields, all of the planets have one except for Venus and Mars. They do have some type of magnetic force, but they are not the same as they are for the other planets. Jupiter has the strongest magnetic field due to its size and the fact that it rotates very quickly. When it comes to atmosphere, many planets are different. Earth is made…

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    Dangers Of Solar Winds

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    Venus basically has an extreme greenhouse effect, what some people are surprised to know is that the material which has a bigger greenhouse effect is water vapor. Its greenhouse effect is very big, and what happens when something with water gets too hot, water evaporates and that becomes water vapor which makes the earth gets hotter plus the albedo plus the earth gets each time warmer naturally which basically ends up in an extreme version of venus. Venus does deflect the solar…

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    Essay On Uranus

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    Uranus: Uranus was discovered in 1781 by a British Astronomer named William Herschel, using a 6 inch telescope. At first he thought that it might be a nebulous star or even a comet, but after continued observation, he realized that it appeared to be a disk in the sky that moved relative to the stars. The movement was far too slow to be a comet and soon enough he realized that he had discovered the 7th planet at the time. At first, he wanted to name it Georgium Sidus which translates to…

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    year, greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere increase, thereby increasing the Earth's overall temperature. Global warming could lead to devastating effects on weather patterns, economics, agriculture, and even our health. To prevent or slow down global warming, we need to get people more informed of global warming and take steps towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Global warming is “a gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth's atmosphere generally attributed to the…

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    Mercury is a rocky planet and is the closest celestial body to the sun in our solar system. The planet is covered in many craters, boulders and pulverized dust. The planet lacks an atmosphere to help dictate temperature changes throughout a day, so the planet can experience many temperature swings multiple times per day. After a number of observations, it has been inferred that the planet has been geologically inactive for billions of years. There are no signs of dust storms, clouds, rivers…

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    The old miller in the tales of the Chaucer 's tale is not the only one with a very critical perspective of marriage. In fact in the Tale of the Wife of Bath has a complete different outlook compare to the miller. In the prologue of the Tale of the Wife of Bath, she gives an autobiography of how she stumped those foolish men as a self -justification for her behavior. She states in the beginning of the tale: "Experience, though no authority Were in this world, would be enough for me To speak of…

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    Three people with three ideas, and a whole bunch of time between them. Beginning with Ptolemy and his claim that the earth was must be the center of the solar system based on basic evidence that the stars in the sky seemed to rotate around the earth. Including the sun that rose in the east and set in the west every day. Theis model of the solar system was widely accepted as fact for over 2,000 years and was later named the geocentric model. Two scientists that came later on changed the world's…

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    Primack (2013) led a study that shows the effects of warming temperatures on winning times in the Boston Marathon. He and his three co-authors, Dr. Abe Miller Rushing, Dr. Nathan Phillips and Dr. Robert Kaufmann, examined the timing of the Boston Marathon runners from the years 1933 to 2004. They found that when warmer temperatures and headwinds occurred the day of the race, the runners were indeed slowed down. The reasoning for this research was to further their focus on climate change from…

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    Despite its small size, its density is almost as high as Venus and Earth, which are significantly larger in terms of area, signifying Mercury’s much larger core to size ratio. It is also presumed to have an iron-rich core beneath the surface due to its weak magnetic field. Mars is relatively moon-like in appearance, with many craters on its surface and a network of “scarps” that intersect the many impact craters. It also has essentially no atmosphere, so the side facing the sun gets boiling hot…

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    Space Persuasive Speech

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    Humans have this innate desire to learn about the world around them. This desire was ingrained in the psyche of our human ancestors in order for us to live in a place that is more fruitful. We, as a human species, have explored the deepest of oceans and the tallest of mountains. We have flown our first flight and sailed our widest sea. We have buildings piercing the clouds and railways extending across continents. We have split the atom and eradicated diseases. But, since our beginning, we have…

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