Research Paper On Polar Lights

My hobbies that attain, is I love to collect snow globes I've been collecting snow globes ever since i was little. When me and my family would travel to places or even when one of my family members travel somewhere we would always pick up a snow globe before we left. As of right now i have 60 snow globes from all over the world one of my favorites is the Panama one and another is my Washington D.C snow globe that was my very first one that my father brought for me . I love to collect snow globes because when i look back it almost a way of me being there veturially all over again ,plus i love how each snow globe is different there styles are different. Some of them put there culture backgrounds in the snow globe

Throughout many centuries, humans have marveled at the mysterious bands of lights. Ancient cultures have associated the Northern and Southern lights to be roadways of the gods, good tidings, and warnings from ancient gods. Aurora Australis conceives its names from the Roman Goddess of Dawn. However, this phenomenon can only be seen during nights over the southern hemisphere pole. Most commonly seen during the winter times in areas of low light pollution, the Aurora Australis graces the sky with vivid bands of colors changing throughout the night (“Aurora”).

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve is a spectacular national park in the Alaskan wilderness. It is mainly located in Gustavus, Alaska which is near Juneau, Alaska. The park itself relative to Alaska is located on the Southeastern tip of Alaska which borders Canada. The people that pushed for this area to become a national park are the native Tlingit tribe, Alaska settlers, and explorers who explored these areas. The reason this land had to become a national park is to protect the 8 different glaciers, and the extreme populations of wildlife and floral. The process for Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve took place over a span of many years. It began in 1925 when it was named a national monument, but 50 years later it was named

Little lights shine their way down the rugged winding path. Foot steps trudge in front and behind staying close together. Dodging thorns and burs left and right. Ouch!—Every time. Quiet laughs fill the silence as we continue on. Our trek takes us up a slippery slope and through a cow pasture and under a barbed wire fence and down a long tractor path all with the weight of our bags and rifles. Finally, we make it to where we head separate ways. As goodbyes and good lucks are exchanged, nerves set in. I brush them off as I head to my sixteen feet high tower hidden among the trees. I can’t see it in the darkness, but I know the location by memory. Soon, light catches orange tape constricted around cold steel—Found it. But I still have to climb all sixteen feet. I attach my lifeline to the stand as I

I volunteered at the Little Lights Urban Ministries. I had the pleasure of working with adults and kids but, majority were adults in a low income community. Little lights was founded in 1995 by Steven Park. Little Lights is located in Potomac Gardens public housing apartments in Washington DC. It all started off with Steven tutoring one child in an uptown neighborhood. Then he met his wife Mary and things started expanded. They started allowing 15 kids come over after school to do homework and bible study. Sometimes they would order pizza or buy chicken to feed the kids if they stayed over late. A couple of years later they was blessed with the main building and somebody donated a van for transportation. Steven then start his nonprofit and

3-9 Bellringer 20: Scientists thought they might be caused by explosions or collisions of distant stars. Researchers are looking into this topic and will soon get an assist from three new radio telescopes that will begin operation in the next year. Hopefully, the new instruments will be able to provide answers in addition to raising questions.

Each year MARTA Police Department has consistently held a position in the top 5 ranked amongst other businesses and agencies throughout Georgia for collecting the most money to Special Olympics Georgia.

Polaris, named after the North Star that guided slaves to freedom in the United States (US), targets the human trafficking networks that “rob human beings of their lives and their freedom.” Polaris Project provides training and practices expertise in this matter, anti-trafficking hotlines, accurate data and statistics, and lastly urges governments to change policies that would improve victim protection laws, reduce vulnerability, increase support for victims and expand the human trafficking investigation.

I will tell you about THE SNOW GLOBE.It all started when my friends Nitro,James,Ethan,and Break dance Bob and I were going to Snow Globe Universe [No joke]. When we went in they did warn us that some were a default and could suck you in or explode. We thought that they were just kidding until we were looking at one and touched it and we were sucked in! We were in it was England. But worst of all there was a break dance place and Break dance Bob ran off to it. When we finally found him it was 5:00 PM and that meant we were in here for 3 hours!

unfathanably small specks of light. Over time its is said that slowly over trillions of years these

Coronal Mass Ejection also known as CME is usually created around the sun’s surface by magnetic reconnection. CME is a large bubble of gas and magnetic field lines that are emerged from the sun. There isn’t a full proven understanding of how CME’s occur but Astronomers have come to a theory that because the sun is a fluid, the turbulence gets kinks that get shot out into space in any direction as a superheated gas. The gas that is ejected from the sun is made of protons and electrons carried through solar winds. This gas is known as plasma and can accelerate over 1 million miles per hour and reach Earth that is 93 million miles away in less than 4 days. When the sun is most active Coronal Mass Ejections can happen multiple times per day however, it usually occurs once every 5 days.

Polar bears are one of so many animals that are going extinct . The polar bear is a bear who is a carnivorous whose native range lives in the Arctic Circle encompassing the Arctic Ocean, its surrounding seas and surrounding land masses. The polar bear is going extinct for many reasons but the main reasons is that there is ongoing and potential loss of their sea ice habitat because of climate change.According to WWF “Polar bears were listed as a threatened species in the US under the Endangered Species act in May 2008. The survival and the protection of the polar bear habitat are urgent issues.”

Sense the Solar flares are guided by strong magnetic fields the largest and most often occurrences of the Aurora Borealis is in the Northern magnetic poles of the Earth. The Aurora Borealis has a twin of sorts that occurs in the Southern hemisphere and is known as the Aurora Australis, the same reaction occurred. These are where the strongest magnetic fields occur, spreading out from those points and around the Earth. This way the sun can only access the Earth at these points or else the flares would loose energy and not be strong enough to create a visible light stream. The Auroras were first recorded and studied by ancient Greeks and Chinese. Named for the Roman god of the dawn, Aurora, but also derives from the Greek word for the Northern wind, Boreas. Its sister, Aurora Australis, is named for the latin word for “ from the South”. Often times in the South the Aurora is less common and slightly weaker. Although much has been studied about the Auroras there is still many aspects that are being debated within the scientific community. The Aurora Borealis is very sought after to see and has been named one of the seven wonders of the

Race can be defined as individuals who are classified into different groups based on the similar viewable and tangible characteristics they possess. It is one of the various components that determine a person’s identity and how one is presented as an individual. Ultimately, race is a vehicle that creates a strong, distinctive basis in order to distinguish oneself amongst the alike community. In William Faulkner’s novel, Light in August, the main character, Joe Christmas, grapples with this concept. For the entirety of the years that Christmas lives in Jefferson, the community defines him solely as a white man, and therefore even though he is an enigma, he is allowed to live peacefully. However, major events in his early childhood, from getting put up for adoption as an infant to being called a nigger at five years old, have negatively impacted his subsequent years. Christmas was not brought up with a sturdy foundation and knowledge of his past, which in turn altered his entire future. Once the town

     Have you ever heard of a solar flare? A solar flare exists after a sunspot has existed for a long time and the magnetic lines of force usually become jumbled. As a result of this jumbling, magnetic energy is stored in the Corona (region of atmosphere above the chromosphere). The energy may be released in a spectacular discharge, which is a solar flare. A solar flare can be as wide as 367,000 miles and as high 500,000 miles out into space. A solar flare is nothing more than helium erupting from the sun like a volcano.