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    H.G. Wells, short for, Herbert George Wells was a successful English novelist, journalist, and sociologist who had a great influence on our view of the future. Wells was born on September 21, 1866 in Bromley, England and passed away on August 13, 1946 in London. Growing up, Wells’ mother worked on an estate as a housekeeper, and he spent most of his time at her workplace after his father’s shop failed. One day, Wells discovers the owner’s extensive library and spends his time there as he…

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    entrancing the reader with the dark, and eerie scene. In Poe’s “The Pit and the Pendulum”, he uses diction and syntax to yet again, affect the reader, “Down—steadily down it crept. I took a frenzied pleasure in contrasting its downward with its lateral velocity… Down—certainly, relentlessly down! It vibrated within three inches of my bosom!.. Down—still unceasingly—still inevitably down! I gasped and struggled at each vibration... ” (Poe 15). Poe uses repetition and anaphora to start three…

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    Ethical Dilemmas In Prison

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    benefits of saving certain amount of time outweigh the costs of potentially getting caught and paying a fine, motorist is likely to exceed the speed limit. Some motorists exceed the speed limit because they seek the thrill of travelling at high velocities. If the motorist values thrill greater than their life, driver may decide to exceed the speed…

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    up to the Soviets now, they were getting to far ahead and beating them to many achievements. NASA then launched Apollo 8 on December 21, 1968. Apollo 8 was the first human spaceflight mission to leave Earth's orbit, the first to be captured by and escape from the gravity field of something other than Earth, and the first crewed voyage to return to Earth from the Moon. The crew of Apollo 8 consisted of Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders. They became the first humans to personally see…

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    travel distance from home, however because it is in orbit it will have a lack of natural resources to work with and will most likely rely heavily on Earth for imported resources. The Moon is the closest natural satellite to Earth, and has a low escape velocity. Colonies on the Moon have a shortage of volatiles necessary for life however such as hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon. As well, the low surface gravity is a concern is we do not yet know whether human health is damaged over time because of…

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    Space Exploration Methods

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    The future of space exploration starts today with the Space Launch System. Soon we will be able to go farther and faster than ever before to explore Mars and everything beyond. There are many difficult choices to be made before this is possible. We must choose a transportation method for the crew to travel these vast distances. SEP-Chem and the Hybrid Method are the two most promising methods. We must also be able to use Mars’s natural resources to our advantage and explore new ways of getting…

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    Fly By Wire Summary

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    pilot was simply required to adjust the speed depending on the flight conditions. The recommended gliding speed in civil aviation ranges between 200 and 250 nautical miles per hour. In the Airbus A320 incident, gliding beyond the critical vertical velocity was unnecessary (Langewiesche 125). Perhaps, the plane would have landed gentler if the pilot had flown northwards. Subsequently, there would have been no need for ground…

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    Between The World And Me

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    In Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates, the author uses a myriad of memories to paint the story of his life in a letter to his son. He brings memories from all periods from his life, and meshes them together into an interlocking web of situations and circumstances that define who he is as an African-American male in the United States of America. He is writing this memoir in the form of a letter to his son, the message he is trying to communicate is for an African-American, you must be…

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    Personal Narrative: Jealousy

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    I was engaged once in my life. My girlfriend desire to get married was so extent that she bought the engagement ring. I was very immature handling relationships, and that usually left me with a heap of misfortunes. I did not care for her, and I took the relationship as a sport. I was unfaithful to her many times over. When I finally had enough courage to leave her for another girl, I did. At first she did not know the full extend to why I had left her. She continually made attempts to win me…

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    Mammalian Skin

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    This valuable information provokes involuntary (physiological) or voluntary (behavioural) actions over a wide range of temperatures (8) (9). It is crucial for animal survival allowing escape response against noxious heat and cold, or attraction responses towards preferable temperatures (8). Interestingly, recent thermal studies have shown that glabrous skin in dogs can be as cold at 0.5°C without the animal showing signs of discomfort…

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