Can Discoveries Happen Twice?

Lake Bunga in the Gippsland Basin in 1924. Moving on, a discovery was made by WAPET a joint venture company. Oil was discovered at Rough Range 1953 a depth of 1099 metres. The 1960's was an important year for Australian petroleum industry. The biggest success was in the Gippsland Basin, offshore from Victoria. In March, 1969 Brisbane was the first city with natural gas in from the onshore Cooper Basin. In that year 1969 key milestones happen, a large-scale offshore natural gas production from Bass

What Do We Really Know About The Beginning Of Time? Most people take for granted important discoveries, such as the Big Bang. It is widely accepted that the Big Bang created the universe, and while most people can explain the basic theory behind it, little else is common knowledge. Calvin of Calvin and Hobbes called it “The Horrendous Space Kablooie,” but many people do not grasp the enormous concept (Milne). How exactly do you prove how time began? A writer for Scientific American put this subject

about the accidental discovery of a tomb that held 10 skeletons, and it was located in Erbil, Iraq. These skeletons are believed to be from the Assyrian Empire. This tomb was built to house the wealthy upper class. More importantly, the article discusses the importance of this city during the Assyrian time period. This city, formerly known as Arbela, was located in a fertile area and it also was home to the most popular temple of Ishtar-the Assyrian war goddess. The discovery of these skeletons helps

up both of the two theories they were testing. Importance Einstein’s theories of Relativity were thought to be one of the most important discoveries in the early 20th century. They led to many different discoveries that would have taken decades more to discover without it, who knows some might not have even been discovered yet today. Some of the discoveries that his theories led to are: Edward Hubble’s observations that the stars and galaxies move and that our universe is constantly changing and

really try to research more into it since it’s a very rare disease that only affects one in four to eight million newborns. Many doctors didn't know about it and started to take more interest and trying to figure out what was Progeria and why it happens. It wasn’t until the 1900's that they actually started to do more research. Progeria is a rare, fatal genetic condition characterized by an appearance of accelerated aging in children. It is caused by a mutation in the gene called LMNA which produces

and feelings that she causes, feelings that come to his life for the first time to make him discover “love.” The protagonist has not lived before a similar situation since it is the first time that falls in love. This first experience represents a discovery. This child does not understand the feelings discovered and the state in which he is. “(…) I myself did not understand (…) I thought little of the future. I did not know whether I would ever speak to her or not or, if I spoke to her, how I could

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks was a very hard book to put down, for so many reasons, and really opened my eyes to the unethical ways of medicine back in the mid 1900s. In some ways a discovery like that was imperative for us to make so many important breakthroughs in medicine and I’m thankful for everything discovered because of it, but I am also appreciative of the regulations that have been made, potentially because of this story, that don’t allow you to just take someone else’s cells and

A Change in the Atmosphere For many people, just hearing the words “Climate Change” can cause different responses. Some people describe it is as being a “natural” thing for the Earth to do. Having the belief that since there was warm and cold periods before, that it is a reoccurring deal. Wrong. The change in the atmosphere is something that has become more and more apparent in recent times. The apparent changes are the ones that the human race has caused. The rise of atmospheric carbon dioxide

therapist ask the patients to draw what they feel about the situation and from there they can start to make progress toward the recovery period of the situation. The problem with the children is that when the incident happens they begin to build up a wall between their unconscious and the outside world. Almost as if they are putting up a defense mechanism that prevents themselves from allowing anything to happen like that again. That is where the drawing comes in. "Drawing is a way for the unconscious

essence of life; the only thing that remains unchanged is the law of change". By this, he meant that in nature, everything is changing all the time. The interesting example he gave was that "you cannot dip your hand in the same river twice". He explained that what happens is that after you have dipped your hand once, when you try to dip again the waters have moved and new waters are before you. Even if the water remains still, time has moved so it is not the same river. Besides and beyond the usual