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    In the article, “Can A Robot Join Faith” by Avi Steinberg, she mentions a new vision in which would be the, “the world’s most ambitious project”. With this project in mind the company would inquire a society built of intelligent robots. However, with these robots, they can be a problem when it comes to religions and faiths. She had mentioned that, Sophia the robot, “…making her a citizen… gave her more rights than most Saudi Women”. This robot created overseas, has been given a Saudi citizenship…

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    . Galileo is one of the greatest scientists the world has ever seen. He made major contributions to the fields of physics, astronomy, cosmology, mathematics, and philosophy. He overcame many struggles and changed the way people look at the heavens. Galileo was one of the first to use the scientific method and many historians credit him for being the “founder of modern experimental science”. Galileo Galilei was born on February 15, 1564 in Pisa, Italy. He was the eldest of seven children born to…

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    In the story of Sir Isaac Newton that was aimed at children it made it seem like Sir Isaac Newton had started to think of the forces of gravity and laws of motion when he was a young boy. They showed him experimenting as a young boy and looking for a real world answer right away and never thought of a supernatural answer. However, in the Just The Facts video they claim that Sir Isaac Newton first believed this force to a supernatural power. Sir Isaac Newton believed gravity and motion came from…

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    As we learned in the text this week, no scientific hypothesis, theory or law is valid unless its predictions are in agreement with with experimental results (Shipman, 2016, p. 4). I think Sir Isaac Newton's application of the scientific method made him more successful in his research. Though there were others involved in the "scientific revolution" of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Newton stands out in his work reevaluating concepts of motion, and devising laws of motion that we still…

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    Satish Chandra Poodari Homework 5 Military technology and safety. Robots use in military raises safety concerns: Introduction From the past few decades, robots use becomes very popular and common in military services. Robots are able to do some risky jobs which human beings are unable to do. There are many benefits of using robots compare to humans. Humans get tired easily during the war but machines do not get tired. They don’t know what fear of death is, never close their eyes nor hide…

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    Sir Isaac Newton is the best scientist to ever live. Not only was Sir Isaac Newton an inventor, he was also an extraordinary teacher of all scientific categories. Sir Isaac Newton changed the scientific world when he discovered how gravity works. Newton changed the teaching curriculum for the rest of time when he discovered Newton’s law of Motion and gravity. Sir Isaac Newton was also a detective. Sir Isaac Newton changed the scientific world when he discovered gravity. The discovery of gravity…

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    Isaac Newton had a rough childhood. He was born December 25, 1642. His father died before he was even born, and at the young age of three, his mother left him in the care of his grandmother to go remarry. His mother had three more children with her new husband, so that made Isaac, one of four kids. He went to school at the ages of 12-17, and was then pulled out to help farm. After that, he was admitted to college with the help of his uncle, where he was awarded a scholarship. That scholarship…

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    Star Wars: Video Analysis

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    If Isaac Newton was to watch the clip from Star Wars, there would be many reasons why he would be sad. Many aspects of the clip go against his laws, Therefore, making Newton sad. One example is that in the video there are ships flying. However, because there is no air in space, there is no air resistance, meaning there is nothing pushing against the ships so that they could fly. In Newton’s first law, he states that “Every body perseveres in its state of rest, or uniform of motion in a right…

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    The scientific revolution was knowns for its contribution that knowledge should be acquired through experimentation and observation. During this time, Europeans’ thought that if they put their effort to invest in science, that this was a way of learning how the universe was created. At this time, Europe knowledge began to advances into the understanding of the natural world through science. Along the way, the scientific revolution paved a way into political, social, and religious social systems.…

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    The Scientific Revolution had a major impact on culture and society. It changed the thinking of everyone during the 16th and 17th century. The scientific revolution emerged from The Renaissance. The Scientific revolution was the emergence of modern science during the olden times. It changed technology, astronomy, biology, chemistry, medicine and many more things that changes or view of life. Before the Scientific Revolution lots of people were dying because they did not know how to treat…

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