Did u know that our planet, Earth wasn’t always thought of as a planet? Until the sixteenth century when Capernicus figured out that the Earth was another planet, which revolved around the sun, Greek astronomers thought the Earth was the center of the solar system.
In the 1700s, Johannes Kepler demonstrated that the sun and the Earth were much closer to each other than previously thought. The last surviving telescope in the world, the Square Kilometre Array, located in New Mexico, was completed in the mid-1950s, making space exploration much easier.
In fact, space travel itself was the first significant technological innovation of our time. When the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft sent back hundreds of images of the entire solar system in 1979 and 1981, the spacecraft’s mission was to explore the interstellar medium, the hot, dense, turbulent regions of space and the hydrogen and helium gas in the solar system at a constant distance from the sun. In the late 1990s, in the aftermath of the Voyager 2 craft’s discovery of a new planet named Uranus in 1989, scientists set out to explore Jupiter in greater detail.
Since then, another decade has gone by, during which time we learned more about our home planet, and we’ve become far more aware of Venus and the moon Europa, which is orbiting our planet as well.
There are a number of global problems that need to be addressed today. These include issues like pollution, climate change and water scarcity. While some progress has been made in tackling these problems, there is still a long way to go. One of the most pressing issues facing the world today is pollution. This is … Read more
Our human nature is to question and seek truth about everything in this world. For many centuries the origin of human kind was not a debated topic and all believed that the creation story of genesis where God’s hands over a six-day period created all that we know. This common knowledge was challenged in 1755 … Read more
From ancient history to the present day the Earth and its living organisms have been evolving. Four billion years ago the Earth was home to life. Starting in the Archean Era to the most current era, which is the Cenozoic era in which humans live. One turning point of Earth’s history occurred when the Kotuikan … Read more
There are many religions throughout the world that believe in a variety of different deities. Religion is a belief and worship of either, one or more, absolute beings. Some of the many religions are Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Muslim. Each religion has its own guidelines as to why people follow and praise what they believe. … Read more
For hundreds of years, the controversy of how the earth was created has been a hot topic among people of all beliefs. Do you have an opinion about how the earth was created? Hopefully, giving all of the information stated in this paper, you will firmly believe that God created the earth. The Bible says … Read more
The world is changing, temperatures are rising, and nature itself is changing due to the temperature. But what’s causing it? And how can we prevent this from happening? According to an article called, The Real Holes in Climate Science, created by a senior reporter, named, Quirin Schlermeter. Since 1999, Quirin has written for Nature about … Read more
Throughout history, Religions have played a big role in daily life and have impact the way we do things. Religions have been into existence since the early humans, and are still active today. Religion is the way of life and how people worshipped their gods or goddesses. Every religions have a certain belief and faith … Read more
Calculation: Use Kepler’s Third Law (M=(4Tt^2 r^3)/(GP^2 )) to calculate the mass of “Object X” from the orbit of its moon- whose orbital radius (r) is 64,780 kilometers and whose orbital period (P) is 38. 200 days-and knowing that the gravitational constant G= 6. 673? [10] ^(-11) m^3 [kg] ^(-1) s^(-2)(where m= meters, kg= kilograms, … Read more
“Space, it says, is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly hugely mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist, but that’s peanuts to space” (Adams 76). The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy is about the president of the universe, the two … Read more
As he was traveling, Ransom stumbled upon an old woman’s house. Where she was patiently waiting for her son to return from work. Ransom was travelling to a different city and needed a place to stay. So, Ransom and the old woman make out a deal. If Ransom goes to retrieve her son, she can … Read more
Colonizing the Red Planet As humans we are very curious. We have explored and conquered all around Planet Earth. It’s only been a matter of time before we move onto bigger and better things. Mars may seem like it is too far away or too complicated to try and accomplish, but with the technology changing … Read more
The first book I decided to read this summer was The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury. This book was first published in 1946. However, it is set in the distant future, as many of his novels are. Bradbury begins his novel in January of 2030 in Ohio where a rocket is launched into space heading … Read more
The sky is illuminated by the sun, only the size of our moon this far out. The red dust swirls with a gust of wind and your movements are slowed by the weight of your spacesuit. Your progress across the barren desert toward the compound that houses the plants you and your companions need to … Read more
Genesis 6:7-8 reads, “7 So the Lord said, ‘I will wipe from the face of the earth the human race I have created—and with them the animals, the birds and the creatures that move along the ground—for I regret that I have made them. ’ 8 But Noah found favor in the eyes of the … Read more
The melting of the polar ice caps and glaciers produce negative effects on environment and humans, including habitat destruction and disruption of animal lives. The ice glaciers are slowly melting over time resulting a rise of sea-level. The cause for the sea-level increasing is global warming. The planet’s heat is increasing slowly over time creating … Read more
History of Earthquakes Throughout its prolonged history, the Earth has experienced a myriad of earthquakes that range from minor to major; some of the earthquakes had no fatal impacts while others were extremely catastrophic. However, these earthquakes were undeniably vital in shaping the modern world; without them, some magnificent landscapes that we see today would … Read more
“EARTH HISTORY” Geologic Time: Geology needs a time Scale: -The prime goal of the science of geology, is to interpreting earth history. Geological time scale- -Anordered,internallyconsistent, internationally recognized sequence of time intervals, and record the life of Earth. Short history of geology: James Ussher(mid 1600s)- he determined that earth was only a few thousands of … Read more
The world’s natural rainforests are one of humanity’s only remaining hopes to continue its existence. Rainforests are vast forests filled with lush vegetation, teeming with life (both animal and plant), of which only about 40 percent has been completely discovered and studied. Rainforests are a beautiful place that can only be properly described by the … Read more
