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    Short Account of the Destruction of the Indies,” is a very informative book on the massacre of the indigenous people throughout the sixteenth century. However, the book is very one-sided and doesn’t give very much information about other Spanish voyagers, other than the ones who were doing the slaughtering. The book leaves me with a few questions. Were there no other Spaniards that felt the same way that De Las Casas did? Was De Las Casas the only saint? How much did De Las Casas try and stop…

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    points on the ocean floor, it drops to huge depths. Within this area, people have reported that there were many vessels that were seemingly lost in this direction. Some even claim many aircrafts were lost in this area as well. One of the most famous voyagers even experienced the Bermuda Triangle mystery. Christopher Columbus. Many…

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    ‘‘Repent, Harlequin!’ Said the Ticktockman” by Harlan Ellison is set in the future setting of the technological world that functions on the strict schedules, like ticking of the time bomb. The plot of the story revolves around a world, for which time means everything. Ticktockman, the protagonist, is a robotic character that has the authority to penalize or kill those who do not value their time and do not comply with their commitments. In actual, the story is a satire on the utilization and…

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    Christopher Columbus’s career. Christopher Columbus’s voyage was less than pleasant for him and his fellow passengers. The lack of vitamin C put the lives of all aboard in danger. Scurvy was widespread in such conditions and took the lives of many voyagers. Columbus’s unawareness of nearby vegetation sources that would provide plenty of vitamin C, threatened him and his crew (Tielser 1) If modern medicine was introduced to the time of Columbus, malnutrition would have ceased to be an issue. Due…

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    Chairman of English Literature at the University of Texas at Austin, Benita Parry, expresses that the boisterous and belligerent Congo fully opposes the intrusive voyagers in her article “Conrad and Imperialism” (262). Parry states that the River acts like the jungle’s immune system—trying to expel the foreign presence of the Europeans. In Lois Lowry’s Messenger, Forest is an animated woodland which resents the nearby…

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    Uranus: The Ice Giant

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    the unusual tilt of Uranus. The theory is that earth-sized planet may have collided with Uranus which forced its axis to drastically shift. The wind speeds there can reach up to 900 km per hour. Uranus is about 14.5 times the mass than Earth. The Voyager 2 is the only spacecraft to have flown by Uranus. This happened in 1986 and it flew past the planet at a distance of around 81,500 km. This mission returned the very first close-up images of the planet, its ring system and its orbiting moons,…

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    through the whole voyage of torture. In these settlements, Filipinos started farming and fishing as a way to retain their Filipino identity in the new land. Filipino community came together easily as they experienced the same cruelty from the Spaniard voyagers. Officially, Filipinos came to the US by being a plantation worker at Hawaii. The Philippines were initially colonized by the Spanish and after the Spanish–American War in 1898, the United States bought the Philippines.This…

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    This article of “Sounds Of Odyssey” describes about, Homer who tells three forms of story about Sirens. The article points out that how ancient Greek mythology influenced the music played by Sirens, and what is the history behind it. The author mentions about the stories about Odysseus and his encounter with Sirens. The first part of the story takes place when Circe tells Odysseus about his meeting of Sirens when he returns from underworld. Second part of the story is, when Odysseus and his…

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    America could lose its global power if they don’t get back into space. I know that NASA just shut down manned missions due to budget cuts, and if we don’t go back to space, the U.S. will seem weak. This could cause war, and make more budget issues. However, if they start sending more people to space the U.S. will have more debt, and might be unprepared when a war occurs. The U.S. should go to space because almost all of the countries the U.S. has been competing with have access to space, and…

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