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    Have you ever wondered why the Moon looks different on certain nights? This is justified through eight phases of the Moon. The Moon makes a complete phase cycle within a month; the exact time is 29.5305882 days. This is called the Synodic period or also referred to as Lunation. From the star's point of view, it takes nearly two days less, giving it a direct instance of 27.3217 days. This is the sidereal period, also known as the orbital period. The eight phases include the New Moon, the…

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    Neptune Essay

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    1612, Neptune was stationary in the sky because it had just turned retrograde that very day. This apparent backward motion is created when the orbit of the Earth takes it past an outer planet. Since Neptune was only beginning its yearly retrograde cycle, the motion of the planet was far too slight to be detected with Galileo's small telescope.[21] In July 2009 University of Melbourne physicist David Jamieson announced new evidence suggesting that Galileo was at least aware that the star he had…

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    Moon Theory

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    The history of earth is hard to imagine without our moon. The moon has had an impact on the earth in many different ways. For as long as man walked this earth, the moon has affected the tides and even the metals of the earth. The phases of the moon are still used to help guide the harvest, and even help determine the time of the river floods. The moon is a place that we know little about and very few people are lucky enough to get to experience it in person. Some interesting facts that we know…

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    Solar Pond Essay

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    sustenance and is done through applying a thermal application under low temperature condition. The complete implementation process for solar ponds enables following key steps (Bhubaneswari, Iniyan &Ranko, 2011): 4.1.1. Setting up insulation process The insulation process to manage solar pond is done through setting up three zones that uses water as key absorption to manage solar radiation and able to collect energy in form of medium thermal storage energy. The three set zones that enable…

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    contain flattened sacs known as thylakoids. Thylakoids are small compartments located in plant cells that help the plant absorb sunlight so photosynthesis can occur. These thylakoids contain a substance called chlorophyll. The chlorophyll absorbs the solar energy that drives the process of photosynthesis. Plants have two types of chlorophyll that play very prominent roles in photosynthesis: chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b. Chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b both absorb violet, blue, and red light…

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    The Aurora Borealis

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    the atmosphere. They as well came to the discover that the auroras came and went with the sunspot cycle. By the 20th century, scientists made Aurora’s in their private labs in order to get an understanding of how the auroras work and how they come about. Once television and the fluorescent lamps were created, they found it easier to understand and discover just how the auroras worked. “When a major solar storm buffets Earth 's magnetic field, it causes some parts of this field to rearrange…

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    Mars is the fourth planet from the sun in our solar system and even though it resembles Earth so much, it is only about half its size. The surface of mars is very dusty, but the ground is frozen solid (Life On Mars). Mars has the North and South Pole just like Earth. The North and South Pole on Mars…

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    Tides In Fishing

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    information when they hunt and fish, whether in the river or in the sea, they can decipher between which species of fish will be abundant according to the period of the year and the moon phase. Traditional fishermen can use the patterns of the lunar cycle to determine the statistics and predictability of the type and abundance of the fish that they will catch. Fishing is more productive during periods approaching the full moon or the new moon due to the light content that the moon provides on…

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    Thus through the planting vegetation on the riverbank a process known as evapotranspiration will occur and thus increase the cooling factor. “Evapotranspiration is the term used to describe the part of the water cycle which removes liquid water from an area with vegetation and into the atmosphere by the processes of both transpiration and evaporation, (About Evapotranspiration, 2016).” the location of the project is the broken down hydroelectric station in a weir…

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    Harvest Moon

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    that I chose to write my report over the red blood/super moon/solar eclipse that took place last night. My paper will discuss that the three most basic questions I had about the unique moon, how I found the answers, and my overall final thoughts. Although it is a rare occurrence, that is not the only main reason for why I chose this APOD. After reading chapter 3 from the Horizon’s textbook, I thought the section covering moon cycles was the most intriguing. However, as helpful as the textbook…

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