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    sun, is only 0.39 Astronomical Units, or 58,500,000 Kilometers. On the other hand, Jupiter is 5.20 Astronomical Units from the sun, or 780,000,000 Kilometers. As you can see, Mercury is much closer to the sun, but it orbits the sun a lot slower; Mercury takes 87.97 earth days to orbit the sun. Meanwhile, it takes…

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    that he is going to cover. In this novel, Louis, a 200 year old eager traveler, Teela Brown, and Speaker, who is a Kzin, all are put on a team by a Nessus, a puppeteer. Their mission is to explore a strange artificial ring that orbits a star at about the distance Earth orbits the Sun. On their way to explore this strange world, they crash land on the habitable ring, and they are unable to escape. On the “Ring” they meet the local natives who regard them as the gods who created the ring itself.…

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    three factors which are responsible for the changes that occur in the path which the earth revolve around the sun and the amount of solar radiation received by the earth at a given time, those changes have a serious impact…

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    In the beginning, God made the universe to consist of only fire and earth. He then later realized those elements needed something else in order for them to be connected. The solution to this was proportions. “God placed water and air in the mean between fire and earth, and made them to have the same proportion as far as was possible (as fire is to air so is air to water, and as air is to water so is water to earth); and thus he bound and put together a visible and tangible heaven” (Timaeus…

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    the Earths temperatures have increased the number of sunspots have stayed constant (Leidig and Nikkhah, 2004).…

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    Kepler

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    Kepler is a spacecraft telescope observatory launched by NASA on March 7th, 2009 with the primary purpose of discovering Earth-like planets orbiting other stars. The observatory named after astronomer Johannes Kepler, is designed to survey our section of the Milky Way in order to discover hundreds of Earth-sized extrasolar planets with livable conditions, to estimate how many stars are found within our galaxy, and create a better understanding of how planetary system’s light years away compare…

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    volcanos can reach to three thousand degrees fahrenheit. The interior of Lo is composed of an iron or iron sulfide core and a brown silicate outer layer. Lo is very volcanic. Volcanic activity is a result of lo being stretched out and squeezed as it orbits Jupiter. Lo volcanic activity is similar to Earth’s oceans react to the moon. Io's atmosphere contains mostly sulfur…

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    Jupiter Research Paper

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    Planet Jupiter, the largest of the gas planets, reigns superiority in the solar system. It is the fifth planet from the sun and features unique properties that are unlike Earth and other planets. Jupiter is one of the five planets including; Mars, Saturn, Venus, and Mercury, that can be seen with a naked eye. Its massive size makes it hard to miss in the gleaming night sky. Due to their visibility, the planets have been observed by many cultures and were given various names. The Romans named…

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    An effect to global warming is an increase in temperature. Because of an increase in temperature, the Earth has a higher sea level since ice and the polar ice caps are now melting. The amount of snow in the United States since the 1970 has decreased and the normal permafrost temperature has increased (Bradford). Not only do we experience an increase in temperature…

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    potentially be cut off from us forever if we are not careful with how we handle the already growing space debris problem today. Space debris, in this context, is all of the bits of destroyed man-made technology left in space, some of which fall into orbit. While in orbit, this space debris poses massive risks to active satellites or other spacecraft. Some efforts are being made to reduce the volume of debris but they may not be enough. It is entirely possible that a chain reaction has already…

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