Star Trek Science

Star Trek continues to be a cultural phenomenon because of the timeliness of the philosophies it strives to incorporate in its narratives. Furthermore, the series and its creator, Gene Roddenberry, advocate the core natures of humanity: its innate goodness, the beauty in its diversity, and its curiosity. These advocacies continue to enlighten a new generation of viewers and engender principles of embracing difference and transcending the present to achieve

"Let Nero be ever before your eyes, swollen with the pride of a long line of Caesars… an Emperor condemned by his own people… Nero will always be regretted"

The solar system was created 4.6 billion years ago by a gravitational collapse. A solar system is a star that has planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and meteoroids travel around it. The solar system contains eight known planets which are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune. There is around several hundred dwarf plants but only five are currently recognized. The solar system has about 181 moons which orbit around the planets in the solar system. There is also about 150 million asteroids and 3,406 comets also in the solar system.

three of Rome’s district were on fire, starting off with Circus Maximus and spreading out with seven districts severely damaged. At the time Nero was accused of playing the fiddle and singing the Greek epic “The Sack of Ilium” and rumors were passed around that that the emperor had set the city ablaze. When he was confronted about it, he “pointed the finger at the Christians, still a new and underground religion. With this accusation, persecution and torture of the Christians began in Rome” (Bio.com). This event was the decline and fall of the infamous Nero as he tried to rebuild Rome that was burnt down. Soon, there was an assassination plot about him and when he found out it, he executed many senators and officers. Even his closest friends were plotting against him, including Seneca, who committed suicide after being caught. Nero decided to take an extended tour of Greece, so he would not be troubled by all the events happening at home. After taking a tour of Greece, he was a public enemy of his people because of several higher raining officers trying be allies and overthrow him. He tried to escape and find friends and family, but he had none in the end, eventually committing suicide. With the help of a senate to kill him on June 9, 68 A.D., his last words were “What an artist dies in me!” He was the last emperor of the Julio-Claudian

This meant that anyone who saw him could and should kill him and they wouldn't be punished for it. Nero fled with his remaining servants and with nowhere to hide, he decided to commit suicide. His last words were noted to have been “Qualis artifex pereo!" which means, "What an artist is now about to perish!” After the death of Nero, there was no heir to take the throne so Rome broke out into civil war. The senators wanted each of themselves to be the Emperor of Rome. In a short span of time six different men took the throne and the title of the Roman Emperor. All had to step down, because they were not strong enough to rule Rome. Nero’s rule for the most part was bad for numerous citizens of Rome and numerous out of Rome. He started out well, but then he started to

Nerō Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus born 15 December 37 AD ,died 9 June 68 AD. He was a Roman emperor from 54 to 68 the last in the Julio-Claudian dynasty. He took the role of emperor after the death of Claudius. He was successful in war and made peace with the Parthian Empire. However unlike Hitler ,Nero was frowned upon by the people. The people believed he was responsible for the Great Fire of Rome in order to clear land for his complex. Nero enjoyed parading through the streets ,a trait similar to Hitler. Nero sang in public to build his popularity, it is believed Nero was desperate for attention. Nero also enjoyed shows to the point he had these shows put on in his backyard. These shows are not what one might expect, Nero watched

Personally I think this whole book could be considered controversial but, how the universe came to be would have to raise the most arguments. If you have an astrophysicist in a room with a priest of a church, things may get ‘heated.’ Each would have their own opinions. The priest could say God created the universe while the astrophysicist could argue that the big band caused it all. On page 17-18 it writes, “Conditions were so hot, the basic forces of nature that collectively describe the universe were unified. Though still unknown how it came into existence, this sub-pinpoint-size cosmos could only expand. Rapidly. In what today we call the big bang.” Neil deGrasse Tyson wrote that. The big bang in a simple sentence. That was his viewpoint

Nero is well known for his love of music and acting. He was not, however, known for being a good ruler. Nero was too focused on his own interests to rule his empire. He left that job for three crucial advisors: Seneca, Burrus, and his mother, Agrippina (History.com Staff, par. 3). Nero also did not have any experience leading an army. Nero relied heavily on his competent military generals Gnaeus Domitius, Gaius Suetonius Paulinus, and Titus Flavius Vespasianus to lead in battles (Sienkewicz, par 8). Nero had to, by law, put to

Nero is one of the most selfish emperors of Rome. Nero was blamed by many for the great fire of Rome which burnt seventy-five percent of Rome. He did this just to make room for his extravagant villa. He also began executing opponents and Christians. Nero would spend lavishly and behave inappropriately. He also committed suicide when Rome revolted. Nero will remain as one of the most selfish emperors of Rome ever.

Nero’s rise to power was a “long road full of treachery.” (T.V.) It was also full of change such as his name he was not always know as Nero his name was Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus until his dad had died and his mom married her widowed uncle, who was the emperor of the time, and they changed it to Nero Claudius Divi Claudius Filius Caesar Agustus Germanicus. Later she convinced him to name Nero heir to the throne and allow him take his daughter Octavia as his wife. His adopted brother was reaching age to take the throne but he mysteriously died, “Many suspect that Nero poisoned him.” (biograpy.com, 2017) So, as one can see Nero was a very shady character who would stop at nothing to seize and hold the throne.

The Domitian family had two major “distinctions” the Calvini and the Ahenobarbi. It was from the latter distinction that Nero is descended from. Heichelheim and Yeo state in History of the Roman Empire, “Nero…was a Claudian, by both birth and adoption…he was the great-great grandson of Augustus and Marcus Antonius”. Nero came from a not so good family heritage. His great grandfather’s grandfather was known for having a violent temper. His dad, Domitius was known as an evil man for things such as cheating the banks and was even charged for treason and incest. As Heichelhiem and Yeo state, “…his father, Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus, an utterly detestable man, whose family had for five centuries been conspicuous for wealth, arrogance, bloodthirstiness,

Unfortunately, the drill cannot simply be poked in the ground with natural gas spewing out of the hole that has been created, fracking is much more complex than that as I am sure that you know already. Decades of research, triumphs and failures have gone into the creation, management and use of drilling rigs that, as a result, has left us with the standard fracking procedure we know today.

The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “ The Inner Light” is a story about Captain Jean- Luc Picard, who was struck unconscious by the by an energy beam from an alien probe. He was unconscious for 25 minutes. While he was unconscious for 25 minutes, he experienced 40 years of a lifetime as Kamin, who has a lovely wife named Eline. The show was only 45 minutes long, but it reveals something true about life: the true of one must decide what is real and what is not to conduct one’s life. The “ Inner Light” discusses how one must allow oneself to accept the reality in order to make any improvement in life.

Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 set off in different months from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The original purpose was to get close up views on Jupiter and Saturn, Saturn's rings and the bigger of 2 moons. The spacecrafts were built to last 5 years, but as this mission went on they sent back data of objects in space and have reached our outermost planets of the solar system. The mission was on to a whole different level. For this all to happen in the first place there had to be extreme calculations of when the planets orbited and met each other so the voyager would see it. This asstonishing occurrence happens about 1 out of 175 years.

Among the many great debates that have passed down through the centuries, there is one that has yet to be given a clear answer or voice; yes, my fellow nerds, I am talking about the great battle of the fandoms. While there are those who think Captain Picard would be no match for Darth Vader, it is finally time to shed some light on the situation; it is time for Star Wars versus Star Trek. I enjoy both universes equally, but I believe that in a fight Star Trek would win against Star Wars.