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    Forester. He struggles all throughout the movie. His own dad left when he was young and so he picked up a book. He started to write and get smarter. He just wanted some help to be shown the way. Even though all some people wanted to do is pull him down and Not let him have a future, let him figure things out the hard way. As Jamal's brother said “They only let you so far” To prove him right, we can talk about the scared Crawford, who thought a black Basketball kid from the Bronx could not be…

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    Andromeda Galaxy

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    unable to distinguish features within the galaxy. Luckily, microscopes combined with the intellect of many bright astronomers over the years have allowed us to better understand what the human eye cannot see, in particular what lies beyond the Milky Way Galaxy in our neighboring galaxy. This paper will focus on some of the recent discoveries and observations on the Andromeda Galaxy that have been key in helping our planet comprehend what lies beyond us. Recently,…

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    Black Hole Research Paper

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    The warping effect is caused when the black hole sucks in light. It is this that creates the strange warping effect that they have. Another way that it could be possible to spot a black hole is through radiation. Though they are invisible and have gravity fields so strong that they suck in light black holes still emit radiation. If had a device that detected radiation you could pick up the…

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    Exoplanet Research Paper

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    gets confused for a planet. This being due to the fact that Earth’s position can greatly muddle up how much of the observing star’s light is being dimmed from a planet or binary star (The Planetary Society). Currently, the most common and effective way to find exoplanets is Radial Velocity. This method involves taking advantage of the slight ellipse-shaped movement stars make due to the gravitational tug of the planets orbiting it. When the stars make this movement, their normal light spectrum…

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    Dark Matter

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    the majority of mass in a galaxy. Although we cannot see dark matter we know that it is out there because we can see it effecting the motion of the stars in a galaxy and gravitational lensing. The first piece of evidence for dark matter is in the way we have observed galaxies moving. You would likely expect their behavior to replicate that of the Sun and the planets, with the velocity of planets being faster the closer they are to the Sun, and slower as we move out from the center of mass.…

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    “People just assume things around here. It's kinda difficult when no one wants to be your friend.” Jeanne sighed, fiddling with her book bag straps. “After what happened today at school, I hope no one else will bother you that way again.” I grinned. “Thanks again, by the way. I hope we could become friends, if you want to.” Jeanne said shyly. “Of course! I'd be glad to be your friend.” I turned to her and gave her a big smile. Jeanne grinned in return. We kept walking in a comfortable…

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    talk about the question of whether or not people are actually determined or free. The chapter begins with a situation and question to get the reader to ponder about their opinion. The question is, if two people are identical in every way possible and both are given the option to choose coffee or tea would they choose the same thing? If a person believes people to be determined, they would say that they would pick the same thing, but if a person thinks people are free, they will say…

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    Milkyway: A Short Story

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    night when Farkle and a group of friends decided to go camping. He knew the best spot to go, Oak Openings Park. This is where families from Youstown go to get away and it was close to home. They hopped in the van Farkle had rented and set on their way to the park. They arrived around 5 a.m to get there early and have enough time to do everything on their list. “I want to go fishing first,” said Milkyway eagerly, twiddling his fingers. “I heard that the biggest bass in the world had been…

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    Close To The Bone Analysis

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    refugees who fled Vietnam for America and other places in 1975 during the fall of Saigon. Lam’s stories depict the experience of the refugees; the vivid pursuit of the American Dream, the struggle that leads to transformation, mediation, and forms new ways of being in a foreign land. The story is narrated repeatedly in a convincing and a non-apologetic manner, regardless of how stereotypical the characters are…

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    this prologue by observing, “The prologue sets the tone and the reasons for the tensions and conflicts in the mother-daughter relationship” (7). In the parable, the mother and the daughter gaze into a mirror. The mother, who symbolizes the Chinese way, exclaims, “In this mirror is my future grandchild, already sitting on my lap…

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