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    technologies, geologists will be able to reliably predict the location and intensity of earthquakes. Geologists have been hard-working ever since, they had discovered the fundamental structure and composition of the Earth itself, and earthquake is one of the most intensive investigated phenomenal. Earthquakes have killed over a million people and cause…

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    Dance Across Cultures

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    of communication and puts us in touch with our thoughts and emotions. We are able to express sympathy, affection, love, and honesty. This contributes to the development of a culture by binding people together and building relationships. Music and movement can positively affect our mood, ease difficult tasks, reduce friction, and achieve goals include building a structure, protesting a conflict, or enduring hardship. Societies perform better in cooperative groups. 2. Music…

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    changing her personality about Gretchen. Squeaky’s last personality, as mentioned above, is a rare thing, as it is something she doesn’t like to show often. However, in the rare moments she shows this side of her, she makes sure to leave an impression on the other person. When she won the race, and Gretchen congratulated her, she left an impression on Gretchen, making it seem as if she had no more hard feelings for Gretchen. At the end of the story, Squeaky’s three sides start to show. The…

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    The Earth is a part of the solar system and it has been influenced by its elements since it was formed. The solar system was formed from a large nebular cloud. This nebular cloud began to spin producing energy due to the collision between particles. The composition of these colliding particles included metal-rich fragments such as iron meteorites, rocky fragments such as stony meteorites, and icy fragments such as comets. The solar nebula grew hotter and denser, forming a disk of gas and dust at…

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    societies, early theories of the earth claimed that it was flat, stationary and the centre of the universe (Kuhn, 1957; Toulmin & Goodfield, 1961; Lambert, 1975). It has taken more than two thousand years to establish the scientific view that the earth is a sphere, spins on its axis and revolves around the sun. Much like the early astronomers, young children do not have sufficient tools to enable them to perceive the earth…

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    Geo Process Results

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    Geo-Process’s Results Billions of years ago, the earth was not made up of seven continents, as it is today. It was one big landmass called Pangea. Meaning all land. Pangea went under a process called continental drift, founder by Alfred Wegener, which is caused by geo-process. Geo-process results in changes to the earth's surface because of tectonic plates causing mountain building, earthquakes, and volcanos. First off, convergent plates cause many different types of mountains, like the…

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    gender are associated with children’s understanding of the earth’s structure. It was hypothesised that: older children will have a better scientific understanding of the structure of the earth compared to younger children, boys will have a better scientific understanding of the structure of the earth compared to girls, and younger children will construct different mental models of the earth compared to older children. The results of the study supported the first hypothesis as the older group had…

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    heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1, NIV Bible). Creationism is the belief of just that, that God created the heavens and earth. Studies have shown that fifty-five percent of Americans believe in Creation, while forty-five percent believe in Evolution. Evolutionism is the theory of evolution, where organisms gradually improve themselves, and acquire characteristics. There is the Theistic Evolutionist who understand that God began the evolutionary process. Then, there is the natural evolutionist…

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    Beta-decay spectroscopy of the neutron-rich rare-earth nuclei Introduction Neutron-rich nuclei in rare-earth region are the most collective nuclei in nature since their protons and neutrons are lying far away from the shell closure limit, which proton shell closure are Z=50 and Z=82, and neutron shell closure are N=82 and N=126[1]. For example, the doubly mid-shell nucleus 170Dy[1] which has proton number Z=66 and neutron number N=104 is considered as the most collective in that region. Until…

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    Fish Homologous Structure

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    All species are believed to have come from a common descent. Therefore, humans are thought to have evolved from an ancestral species that can be directly related to all forms of life. Evidence of a common ancestor is even evident among fish and humans. For instance, modern day animals have vertebrae, being composed of a bony skull and backbone. The first organisms on earth to have a bone-like structure are fish. The similarities between the bones of fish and humans can be illustrated through…

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