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    Xram's Society Analysis

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    the atmosphere and applying scientific principles, which shows that Xram's society is advanced in science. In addition, there was another thing Xram's society noticed and applied their science skills with and that was to determine whether or not Uranium was the cause in obliterating the earth and destroying life on the planet. For that analysis,…

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    Nuclear Vs Nuclear

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    What powers our world today that has worked for over one hundred years and still works now? Coal power is the answer to that question. Nuclear power should not take the place completely of coal power. The reasons for this statement are these: coal has worked and will work, nuclear can be dangerous, mass abundance of coal, simplicity of coal power, expense is much higher with nuclear power, coal plants have more space in the world. Coal power should stay the main source of power over nuclear.…

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    that happened in 1942. First of all, What is an atomic bomb? An atomic bomb is a weapon with great explosive power that results from the sudden release of energy upon the splitting, or fission, of the nuclei of such heavy elements as plutonium or uranium. It is considered a nuclear weapon that derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions, either fission (fission bomb) or a combination of fission and fusion (thermonuclear weapon). Both reactions release vast quantities of energy from…

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    It may be possible to survive a nuclear explosion, but the aftermath hits even harder. Survival may be hard in the nuclear winter, but in “ The Portable Phonograph” by Walter Van Tilburg Clark, the character, Dr. Jenkins, has it figured out. Gratefully he has fire and water and protection, which according to the article “ How to Survive Nuclear Winter” by James Roberts, Dr. Jenkins has all the needed supplies for the winter. Although it may not be the an ideal type of winter, but nuclear bombs…

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    In June of 1940, President Franklin D. Roosevelt had established the National Defense Research Committee (NDRC) to conduct scientific research to solve the problems underlying the development, production, and use of mechanisms and devices of warfare. Similarly, to an effort that had occurred during World War I under the Council of National Defense. There were several problems impacting the success of the NDRC. The agency had neither the authority nor the money to move research through…

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    I believe that storing nuclear waste is a good idea because there is many reasons why. I am going to explain these reasons. There is many pros about storing nuclear waste in Hanford, Washington, which is where I chose is best to store nuclear waste in. I think we should store nuclear waste in Hanford, Washington. I believe that Hanford, Washington is best because there isn’t a lot of rain there. The is only about 8 inches per a year so that is good because if there is a lot of rain the rain will…

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    The Northern Lights is a wonder that only certain people get to see. This phenomenon is caused by something called a Solar Storm. Solar Storms have causes, events, and after effects. All of which have their own unique functions, these functions have either positive or negative effects to go with them, that can affect us in certain ways. The Sun sometimes has an explosion on its surface called a Solar Storm. Another common name for these explosions is a Solar Flare. Solar Storms is…

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    Neon Essay

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    I choose Neon because of the many things that it can be used for such as cryogenics, lasers and neon signs. Also because neon is so rare compared to other elements Neon was discovered or isolated in 1898 by two chemist named Ramsay and Travers along with krypton and xenon Neon got its name from the Greek word neos which means new Neon is important for lighting,signs,lasers and refrigeration Neon is the fifth most abundant element in the universe but is very rare on Earth(about 0.0018%) of…

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    gas explosion in Cleveland, the coal mining in china, and the hydroelectric dam collapse in Japan are all examples of technology accidents. Tucker implies that nuclear power does have some risks but it is still one of the best sources of energy. Uranium fuel rods cam sit in a reactor core for up to five years and power a city close to the size of San Francisco. Nuclear reactors can last quite a long time before they need to be refilled and can supply to a big chunk of the world with very little…

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    In the stages of prostate cancer (localized, regional and distant) both conventional and hadron radiation therapy have its benefits when compared to one another; but both offer a different form of treatment. Currently proton therapy is one of the most technologically advanced treatment for cancer. In proton therapy, protons are split form a hydrogen atom and accelerated to roughly two thirds the speed of light; transported along an evacuated tube into the treatment rooms. Then administered to…

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