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    Nt1310 Unit 9 Lab Report

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    Why do different elements display different patterns of lines in the spectra? (Pages 44 – 49) a. Each element can display a different pattern of lines in the spectra because the atoms can absorb “very specific wavelengths from white light.” (Slater) 9. What is the Doppler Effect? Why is it important to astronomers? (Page 49 – 50) a. The Doppler Effect is the “apparent change in the wavelength of radiation due to the relative motion between the source and the observer along the…

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    Rainsford standing looking down knowing he can sleep tonight. The next morning he went to go to look for Whitney. Rainsford walked to the forest with a knife and a gun to protect himself. Also, food to eat. He walked into the forest where he walked when he was hunted by Zaroff. He had been walking for two hours or so and it started to get dark. He could hear the wind blowing through the trees. Just then he heard the bushes shaking like cheerleaders shaking pom poms. Rainsford grabbed for his…

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    these group of stars as the main sequence, this is of which the Earth’s sun is a member of. The two astral scientists later discovered the existence of other stars of which were categorized as white dwarfs (lower left), red dwarfs (lower right), super giants (upper left), and red super giants (upper right). When Russell plotted these on the diagram, each star was represented as a dot, and the position of each dot on the diagram corresponds to the luminosity and temperature of the star. The…

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    or that something exists.” Gatsby believed truly in the green light, a representation of the perfect ideal that the human race can never quite reach, an ideal of a perfect life that eludes humans even still. Upon Gatsby’s death, however, this belief seems to die with him, leaving Nick with nothing but a disillusionment with his surroundings and a cynical view of human nature and the American Dream itself as nothing more than a green light; a seemingly obtainable future that is in actuality so…

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    Zoe Strauss Artwork

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    road. Near the man’s rear foot shown in the picture you can see a can see a dingy, and wet cardboard box flattened to be used as a potential shelter, or place to sleep for an individual. At the top of the garage you can see a large white sign with red and large bold-faced letters stating the word “SAVE.” Behind the large, and potentially ambitious sign you can see decrepit blue paneling encrusted with layers of rust. Underneath the white sign you can see white shutters that are fairly beaten up,…

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    The sun wasn't even quite up, yet the flames made the area almost bright as day, raging flames that lapped away at the bases of the large concrete structures built long before the war and dotted the wasteland for some distance, flames that stood as a testament to the cruelty and savageness of the attack as well as the power of the attacking gang. These flames had dwindled over time but many of the constructions of the trader camp still burned brightly and energetically. At first glance it was…

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    the incantation will cause the tip of your wand to shot out green sparks that wrap themselves around the enemy well the sparks are there it enemy will feel slight pain. Well, the charm is in effect you can run away. The second way to use it is to light up an area and reveal the entrances that have been hidden by magic. The movement for this task is to move the wand…

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    Major Tom Creative Writing

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    I couldn’t sleep. The images kept going through my head, over and over again, an eternally revolving circuit; a dog chasing its tail. The tinted light from the street seemed to blaze into my tiny room with the brilliance of a noon sun, but it wasn’t the light of illumination, it was the light of revelation. In this light you could see the truth; you could see where the things in the shadow lurked, the ones that fed on fear. I tried to ignore the book, face down on my nightstand, as I swung my…

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    Art Analysis: Gray Color

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    This artwork gives visual representation to immaterial feelings. The way it does that is by dulling every color besides the girl’s tears. It shows that she sees the world in a gray color because all of her happiness or color is gone. The color flowing out of her is showing that any good feeling she has is leaving her and she is succumbing to her depression. Her dress is sagging limply off of her to show the sad and heavy emotions she’s going through. The dress is a polka dot dress, which is…

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    I awoke with a gasp; I was disoriented. My breaths were frantic and sporadic. I examined the room in which I had awoken in. I rest my eyes upon a frail and sickly looking man who had a expression on his face of utter horror. The man frantically left room; I attempted to go after him, but quickly I fell to the ground. My body felt alien to me. I examined my body to find a thin, pale skin that covered my grotesque body. My veins and arteries were visible through my skin. The skin was so tight my…

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