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    Doctor Who Research Paper

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    One of these gadgets is the TARDIS, a time machine/spaceship that can travel through all of time and space. Another famous one is the Sonic Screwdriver, a “screwdriver” that can open any door except for wooden ones and can do almost any task to almost any object without the need for…

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    coordinate direction although conventionally, it only moves forward. Time travel is transporting between different points in time. It has been a popular theme for science fiction for decades. From the science fiction movies "Doctor Who" where TARDIS, time and relative dimension in space, travels through extra dimensional…

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    Tom Buchanan Materialism

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    I am travelling with the Doctor, in the infamous TARDIS! Who knew that the television show Doctor Who was a reality? The Doctor tells me that we are dropping by New York in the 1920s, sometime before the stock crash. As we both exit the TARDIS, I see a beautiful, regal house. There are moving trucks and workers taking multitudes of furniture and decorations out of a wide set of double doors. It…

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    Nowadays, the boundaries of technological advancement are limitless. Evolution has progressed to the point where our great, sentient species could accomplish anything if it had the time. If it had the time. If the human species is to survive this troubling time of global warming, pollution and intraspecific conflict, it is scientifically-certified that our species will morph into something almost unrecognisable in a few million years. Scientists theorise that in the foreseeable future, as little…

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    Dalek Summary

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    speaking to her boyfriend, Laszlo, before her performance. After Tallulah leaves, Laszlo follows a strange sound and he is surprised to see a pig capturing him. A few days after this incident, the Doctor and his companion, Martha, arrive from the TARDIS, a time-machine. In order to find what is happening, both of them talk to Solomon, the community leader of Hooverville, and discover that the Empire State Building’s construction has almost been completed. Meanwhile, inside this building, Mr.…

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    the First Industrial Revolution!" He pause, sniffed the air, and continued sarcastically, "Smoky air, 20 hour work days, great place and time!" The man waited a while before turning and calling into the box. " Amy! Are you going to come out of the TARDIS and smell the wonderful exhaust air or…

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    Intercepting/conducting teleportation Transform eyeglass lenses into sunglasses Microphone (as long as it is connected to an audio-amplifying device) Detecting/reviewing transmission signals Conducting medical scans Remotely using the TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimensions In Space), as well as other devices Tracking alien life-forms Controlling the properties of atoms/molecules on a small scale Operate computers, whether their origin is alien or human Provide…

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    The Pros And Cons Of NASA

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    Space. No matter how you look at it, it amazes most people and has challenged some of the greatest minds in history, but how will we learn more about it? We have learned about the planets on our own, we can’t research by staying on our planet. NASA ( National Aeronautics and Space Administration) makes the study of the vast galaxy easier, but they are not getting the funding form the governments across the world. Some of the reasons why I believe that NASA should get more money NASA need more…

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    Geek Culture

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    When you think of a geek, you usually think of the thick glasses, reading Batman comics and usually getting beat up by high jocks. Of course, not to mention the embarrassment of going to a comic con in handmade costumes of our favorite super hero or TV show character. Nowadays, we see a lot more geek culture and it’s become a cool, social aspect to embrace that quirky side of being a geek. It’s now cool to strut in our amazing cosplays—cosplay, not costume—and enjoy the fascination of comic…

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    very center of an event that has impacted who I live as today. One small, seemingly insignificant moment that has solidified my resolve to make the best of my situation. The modest, but spacious bedroom smelled of sweet, buttery sugar cookies. TARDIS blue, textured walls contrast well with the smooth, clean, and modern snow white furniture. The clean carpet presents a biscuit hue, and rough texture from age. Distinct sounds of cooking from the kitchen above drifts down the stairs; pots and…

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