Sun Tzu

with biomass. Let’s start with discussing solar power. Solar power is power from the sun. We can use this energy for many things, including warming water, making electricity, and heating homes. Solar energy is good because it is clean and renewable energy. Also, as long as the sun shines, we will never run out of solar energy. Solar energy has been used since the 1500 's. Leonardo De Vinci used mirrors to use the sun 's power and heat water. Variations of that were used after that, but it wasn…

Bhatija caught my attention. I enjoyed looking at all the materials involved in her photo. The small area on the right side of the image where the plant is positioned balanced the large and seems an empty space of the horizon. The reflection of the sun to the rocks depicts a strong sense of movement. The vertical lines from the wood suggests stability and tallness and may give the impression of unbending principles of the artist. The proportion used from the position of the rocks, the horizon,…

The Sun and Our Star - Have you ever questioned as to how and why we are able to dry our clothes in the summer, and to be able to heat food and treat our water? - This all thanks to the sun - Without the sun, we all would be dead, it gives us light, heat and energy to heat up the Earth - Most of the energy stays inside of the sun because of its gravitational pull, and all small amounts leave the surface in the form of radiant energy Type of star: Age: Yellow dwarf 4.5 Billion Years…

The sun isn’t going anywhere as far as society knows so we’ll be able to generate energy for as long as the sun is here. One can use the energy over and over again. The electricity generated doesn’t only go to the appliances a consumer uses it can also be used to heat water. Imagine the feeling the consumer…

To answer that answer is no the sun is the center and the planets circle around the sun. Sometime around B.C an astronomer named Ptolemy discovered the solar system. He had written down that the earth was the center and everything revolved around it right. Wrong 2,000 years later a guy named Copernicus saw that…

Shining brilliantly, the sun dyed the sky a yellow-orange, and the clouds were painted burgundy. The sky was on fire, and the fire grew continuously. The cold enveloped us as we looked out into the blazing ocean. The dark blue-green water reflected the evening light, and although darkness had filled the area around us, everything was still visible. The combination of sweat, perfume, and the sea breeze cluttered the air. On my left, the girl of my dreams, her blonde brown hair dancing in the wind…

Introduction While Earth and Mars share similarities, these two planets possess distinct differences. The objective of this article will be to elaborate upon those planetary differentials that exist between such specific domains. Mars does maintain aspects that strike comparisons to those of Earth, though poses equal distinction in its galactic contrasts. This article shall reveal the ideal atmospheric condition of Earth as well as towards its sustaining a total environment for complete cycles…

relationship between refraction of light rays, his thinking was very similar to that of Snell. With this proof and the observation that the sky still illuminated after the sun had set, Al-Haytham was able to calculate the thickness of the atmosphere to 40 kilometers, inferring that the light rays were being deflected from the sun through the atmosphere. The Golden Age of Islam allowed for these discoveries through the critique of other scholars’ work. Al-Haytham’s contributions were generally…

Lesson Plans Teach children to tie shoe laces Grade level: PK, Kindergarten Subject: Science (shoes is placed on your feet so that’s body part) Objective: • Students will learn how to tie shoes into bunny style way. • Students will get used to tie their own shoe. Primary Standards Addressed: PE.K.R.2.2 willingly try new movements and motor skills. Materials: • Tennis shoe template printed on construction paper (1 per child) • Crayons or markers • Long strands of yarn (1 per child) •…

fall day, on a cool, crisp morning it was quiet enough to hear an acorn fall from the trees, making a soft plunk plunk sound on a nearby leaf. My family and I journeyed out into the deep muddy woods that was sparkling from the way the sun was hitting the fresh dew. The sun was reflecting off our Ranger just right to make it look a sparkly, vibrant shade of red. We were driving on bumpy, muddy trails to check the trail cameras, which were hanging on the trees with a strap and a bright orange…