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    Saturn Research Paper

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    Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun and the second largest planet in the solar system. Saturn is the farthest planet from Earth and not visible to the naked human eye, but it is through a telescope that the planet’s most outstanding features can be seen: Saturn’s rings. Although the other gas giants in the solar system, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune, also have rings, those of Saturn are without a doubt the most extraordinary. Saturn is a gas giant made up of mostly hydrogen and helium gas,…

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    to fabricate as though he cared for his subjects. Shipping the hairless underground rodent to the United State gave him the power to subjectively control the mole rat’s environment. Mendez cements the role in creating a legacy by introducing the naked mole rat as his own discovery rather than the quest to understand nature. While Mendez presents himself as an agreeable co-ed species; consequently, they do not signify as co-ed…

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    Insecurity Narrative

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    the prime target for much mockery and ridicule. My sister developed a nickname for me when I was in middle school: Naked Mole Rat. Honestly, it’s a creative nickname. Who else would come up with something like that? Just my big sister who loved to make fun of me. I wore glasses since third grade. When I didn’t have my glasses on, I made a weird squinty face. Kind of like a Naked Mole Rat. On top of this, my front tooth had grown out on top of my baby tooth, creating big, crooked front…

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    Gerblitzel Research Paper

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    dinosaur reached it’s head down and opened it’s large mouth. And then, Darkness. The why that Gerblitzel came to live on such a nice leaf was through photosynthesis. This is because Gerblitzel traveled through the sun and through the stomates on the leaf where he lived.. The sun shone its rays down upon the plant seed in the soil and it began to grow with the help of the soil and water. As it grew it created glucose and starch and this gave it more energy and it also gave the plant mass as…

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    Jack O’Keefe Ramsdem, Stephen W. "Total Eclipse of the Sun." Sky Watch (1089-4888), Jan. 2017, p. 48. EBSCOhost, With less than a year left, America is getting closer to its solar eclipse. This major event should be happening on August 21st 2017. The solar eclipse will be a one time thing for some people in their lives and they would ever want to have to miss a once in a lifetime opportunity. With social media and just the media in general, this event will be one of the most popular phenomenons…

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    when the sun starts to rush to go home and the moon comes by to visit a little sooner. My heart was…

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    Cygnus Research Paper

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    who later gave birth to the Gemini (Castor and Pollux), Helen of Troy and Clytemnestra. To celebrate the births, Zeus is said to have placed the swan among the stars. The Greeks also associated this constellation with the story of Phaethon, son the sun god Helios, who demanded to ride his…

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    Night Lab Report

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    Andrew Stephens Mr. Hamed Pour-Imani ASTR 2001L 4 August 2016 Night Lab Report On July 15 our astronomy lab met on the roof of Kimpel Hall to observe several objects in our night’s sky. Using a 10-inch diameter telescope we were lucky enough to have a mostly clear sky to view in this order: Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the Moon. Viewing these celestial bodies in person is truly one of the most exciting and core tenets of astronomy. With our telescope we were able to see firsthand and…

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    millennium B.C.E, star catalogues have been kept (Van der Waerden); they can be seen all over the world and across cultures, increasing in breadth over time as the technology of telescopes advanced and allowed humans to see more stars than with the naked eye. The Henry Draper catalogue, an extremely useful tool for astronomers, is the result of the work of many different researchers in the early 19th century, including Williamina Fleming, Antonia Maury,…

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    humans can see with the naked eye. The color that we see from the wave, depends on the wavelength of the wave that is absorbed. The reason we can see certain visible light is because the matter the waves hit reflects that wave, and absorbs all of the others light waves of different wavelengths. Visible light is emitted from nearly everything in the universe. Experts can detect visible light waves through polarized lenses, telescopes, and space shuttles. The light rays from the Sun hit Pluto’s…

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