Final Report : My Favorite Netflix Series Stranger Things?

Fifth Estate’s 40th episode, “the interrogation room”, essentially analyzes a murder case that occurred on November the third on 2006; the case revolves the shooting and death of a male named Mervyn “Mikey” Spence, who attending an Eric ‘Action’ Morgan’s birthday party. The case was investigated over the course of four years in which the Peel Police had made arrests, but through the use of controversial interrogation methods, were redirected to charge and imprison an innocent man, Morgan. The video further shows how strong alibis and witnesses recanted their statements after the interrogators held them for several hours being threatened and reprimanded; these

However, towards the end of the book we are shown the real reason why Will kept the big secret behind closed doors. This was that Will’s father was caught sleeping with his current girlfriend at the time. Furthermore, another secret was that Will was kicked out of school for getting in a fight with someone who showed video of the two together. He just couldn’t handle the negative impacts from the people around him so he’d been living elsewhere since it occurred. From this, it made me feel sorry for Will as he had a horrible experience and that if I had experienced myself I feel would come to the same conclusion, in which gave me a further connection with him.

In conclusion what Jeremy took from each experiment were that the three Items that Jeremy and Lizzy delivered where the book to Ms. Billingsley, the lamp to Mr. Rudolph, and the telescope to Mr. Grady. All of these Items are very special to these people, they mean something very important to them, in their own special

Throughout the episode there are a variety of technology used to help the investigators prove that there is a ghost present. Grant Wilson, the co-founder of TAPS “hopes to prove that paranormal investigation is a worthwhile science” (“Altoona Tantrum.”). The team utilizes a lot of high tech equipment when investigating a haunt. They typically must adapt equipment used for other purposes to fit their paranormal needs. Some of the devices they use include: wireless cameras, electronic voice phenomena (EVP) devices and electronic magnetic field (EMF) devices. It seems that the primary goal for many of the investigators and those who watch the show is to gain physical, recorded evidence that either confirms or denies the existence of ghost and therefore proves the existence of life after death. The use of technology takes a subject that may be viewed as nonsense or irrational and grounds it in modern society. Eaton writes that “[o]n the surface, use of technology appear[s] to be solely driven by a desire to accumulate empirical data for scientific purposes. However, this reliance on technology drew upon the legitimacy of scientific discourse” (Eaton 406). This episode blended science and religion while dealing with the paranormal. The team investigated using the equipment described above, but they also had one of their

Archetype One At first it may seem like an obvious choice for Will’s character archetype would be the Explorer, but in reality, his traits align more solidly with The Rebel. Rebels see something flawed in their world and try to change it, Will sees that he is staying Inside and is not like other people, and so he goes Outside. While their primary goal is to fix what’s broken with big ideas and their ability to corral others as followers, much like Will did to Jonah, the Rebel’s weakness surround their fear of powerlessness and they often take their rebellion too far, venturing into a place of trying to prove themselves to others.

When Will son was about to born, Will ended up badgering his father constantly for his father’s real identity. Will wanted to tell real factual stories about this father to his son since he felt that he barely knows his father at all. Little does he knows, he actually knows almost everything about his father life. This was later revealed when he visited Jennifer, a person who Edward saved. Jennifer ended up revealing the truth behind Edward period of disappearance when he saved Specter.

Here I was, going to Chabot Space & Science Center judging the place would be basically empty on the raining day, but once I rushed inside I heard childrens laughing, I saw all the people crowding around, and oddly, the smell of the delicious fragrant of food. At that point my perspective on the observation just got brighter. Since this was the first time I had been at Chabot or any science centers, I was astonished by the sheer number of people, especially kids walking around at Chabot. When I went up and got my ticket, I was also pleasantly surprised how the person at the front desk was friendly, suggesting me places to go and what he recommends with a silvery voice. With the map that I acquired from the welcoming employee, I quickly scanned through the humongous area with a total of 3 floors and pinned where I would go, so I prepared my pen and paper to walk into the “Destination, Universe”.

When she discovers a missing page from Dr. Unerberg’s diary in her father’s mess of an office, she thinks she’s found a big piece of the puzzle–a space-themed riddle promising to lead to Dr. Underberg’s greatest invention. Enlisting the help of her skeptical younger brother, Eric, her best friend, Savannah, and Howard, their NASA-obsessed schoolmate, Gillian sets off into the ruins of a vast doomsday bunker, deep within the earth.

The building of apprehension in viewers’ mind helps put them in the character’s shoes and truly captures their attention. In the “Pilot” episode of the television series Stranger Things, the writers create suspense by applying the two main elements of media: music and setting. The element of music is creatively used to establish the mystery present in the show. For instance, when Will is on his way to his house the audience does not fully see the slithering horror he encounters. Instead, an appalling, liquid chittering is heard from the deep woods (Brothers, 2016).The choice of sounds that the writers use helps trigger the audience's mind and keeps the viewer curious about what will happen to Will Byers, and who the noise is coming from. Another

In "Spectral Speculation" by Will Starr, he mentions paranormal experiences that happen throughout peoples property. Starr receives all of his knowledge from Rose-Mary Gower, Kyraicos Markidos, Chris French, and Barry Keiselstein-Cord. The author included many interesting ghost stories in his article. I think Starr did a excellent job on expressing his thoughts by included them in with Gower, Markidos, French, and

The purpose of the checkerboard universe lab is to make the members of each group realize how a seemingly correct hypothesis can be incorrect. Simple observations can lead you to a conclusion, but they often do not provide enough evidence for a sound hypothesis. Our group consisted of Seng Vang, Juan Hernandez, Trevor Arnett, and myself.

Stranger things does an amazing job and showing how working together is better than working on your own, in both season one and in season two. Another example where an individual made a drastic mistake was when Hopper decided to investigate the Upside-Down tunnels alone. Down in the tunnel he became trapped by the roots of the tunnel and was left to die. Had he investigated down there with someone else he would not have had to attempt to free himself by himself, but someone else could have prevented him from getting trapped. The only reason he was able to be freed was through the teamwork of Joyce, Mike, Will, and Bob. It started with Will having a vision of Hopper in danger but not knowing where. He was then instructed to draw what he saw

Netflix’s thrilling series garners a massive following. Which is why many believe Stranger Things season 2 is going to have a hard time topping the previous season. But there are challenges when it comes to creating a show like that. The kids grow up pretty quickly. Which begs the question, is Millie Brown and the rest of the gang be young enough to make it to season 3?

After that theory scientists started Wondering about this theory and a lot of Scientists made up Models and conducted Experiments to Explain this Theory. In this report we will put our self’s inside Each scientist’s Shoe and see What has he discovered.

This book, ‘What is this Thing called Science?’ is assigned to write a review on the third edition which was published in the year 1999, 1st February by University of Queensland Press. This book is reflects up to date with day today’s contemporary trend and gives a basic introduction on the philosophy of science. This is a very comprehensive book explaining the nature of science and its historical development. It is very informative and a necessary reference when attempting to understand the how science has evolved throughout time. The book is also well organized, and each chapter is concluded with suggestions for further reading. This book is actually a review on the philosophy of science.