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    During a climactic scene at Area 51 in Nevada, both forces face off in a massive battle in the air and on land. Cinesite’s teams in London and Montréal, overseen by in-house VFX Supervisor Holger Voss, worked closely with production supervisors Doug Smith and Volker Engel to realize some of the most dramatic effects in this sequence. The main body of Cinesite’s work were powerful sequences where both the alien and allied ships engage in airborne battles inflicting devastating damage all around…

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    Man in the Moon “‘And if you look’ - she nodded at the sky - ‘there’s a man in the moon’.” Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury, page 7 In Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury alludes to the common myth of the man in the moon. The myth of the man in the moon comes from an old european myth that an old man's wife told him to gather sticks in the forest. Instead of doing what his wife asked, he went fishing all day long. He came home deciding that he was going to gather sticks the next morning before…

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    Alan B. Shepard Jr. had a very accomplished life. Shepard was born on November 18, 1923, and passed away on July 21, 1998. He excelled in school, and was the first person in space. He also led the Apollo 14 mission to the moon. Along with his great accomplishments, Shepard also had to deal with a fair amount of problems. Shepard was born and raised in East Derry, New Hampshire, where he was very successful in school. He also did odd jobs at the local airfield to learn more about airplanes.…

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    Canaveral, Florida.”Apollo 13” The mission was to collect soil samples.”Apollo 13” “They were a day away from the moon when disaster struck.””page 8” Faulty wiring trigger an explosion in the oxygen tank causing the oxygen supply venting to blast into space. It was a mission to the moon. Likewise, the rest was beginning to fall apart. The astronauts had to move into the lunar module “LM” because it was the only part of the ship that had oxygen.[page 9] The “LM” didn’t have a lot of water,…

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    go to the Moon”, there are multiple examples of rhetorical devices throughout the speech. These devices include anaphora, metonymy, and parallelism. When Kennedy says, “no strife, no prejudice, no national conflict in outer space”, he is used parallelism to emphasize that space is just as dangerous as anything else, but it is our choice to go. Almost everyone supported this risk taking idea, but the way in how he delivered his words was what gained his support from the audience. He…

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    The book also goes into great detail on Kennedy’s political career. The author does this to show what he accomplished in his life. John was convinced by his father to run for the office of the 11th congressional district of Massachusetts and this victory started his political career. He served 6 years in the House of Representatives and then was elected to the U.S. senate. He was becoming a popular politician and was almost picked to run for Vice President but lost and that’s when he decided to…

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    Space Race Cost

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    The cost of human life during the Space Race between the United States and Russia was the most important in getting a man to the moon. In 1967, a fire exploded in the cabin, killing Lieut. Colonel Virgil Grissom, Lieut. Colonel Edward White, and Lieut. Commander Roger Chaffee, it raised a new question. Is the conquest of space really worth the cost? Even though the vehicle was built to reach the moon 239,000 miles away, it exploded 218 ft. above the launch pad at Cape Kennedy. This was a…

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    Ocean Persuasive Speech

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    The oceans are explored by people,robots and machines you can either dive in yourself and go for it but you won't get very far doing it that way. Deep sea exploration is a difficult process even with today’s technology I predict that even in the next 10 years we won't learn very much about the oceans deep and dark secrets of the great depths it will be quite a long time until we even discover 90 percent of the ocean and then there will be so much about it that we still don't understand…

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    for the space flight of Alan Shepard, the first American in space. In 1962, when NASA used…

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    Would if technology never came about in the world? We had people coming up with their own ideas to make products we use every day in our lives. As Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” Just as Robert Goddard and Neil Armstrong show, there is a first for everything, and we need leaders to show us the way through the impossible. Robert Goddard was an engineer who came up with the world’s first liquid-fueled rocket.…

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