William Herschel Observation

When I first saw Saturn through the astronomical telescope at the Science Museum, I knew astronomy opened a new world for me, a world where myriad spectacular phenomena exist in our wonderful nature without us even noticing. That was the time astronomy left an indelible mark in my mind.

Sir William Herschel accomplished a lot for astronomy. In 1781 he was able to discover Uranus with his own homemade telescope. With the help of his sister, he was also able to discover over 2,500 celestial bodies that are still being used today. It was the first planet discovered that could not be seen with the naked eye. Herschel wanted to name it after the king, but other astronomers did not agree. So they named it

Christopher Columbus and Charles Lindbergh, two people who made one amazingly crazy mark in history, traveling across the Atlantic ocean. The only real difference in Columbus and Lindbergh was the time and their way of transportation, one a boat and one a plane. Ever wondered what their journey was like, where it started, was there any companions? Columbus and Lindbergh made huge impacts on the history of the world. Columbus, we would have never new there was a new world. Lindbergh, we would have never knew a man could fly across the atlantic ocean. Well you're going to find out now.

science, made discoveries with regards to the life of agriculture, or just plants in general. The

The expedition of Henry Hudson had several different impacts on many different people. After he died he was, and is still widely remembered as a determined early explorer. His effort helped drive Europeans interest in North America. Today his name can be found all around us on waterways, schools, bridges. and even

Christopher Columbus wanted to set out to find riches and get famous but what he doesn't know is that he discovered one of the greatest country's on the earth. Columbus asked the Italian government to fund his expedition to locate to spice islands but the Italian government turned him down. Upon being turned down columbus set out to find the king of great britain. Columbus ask the king to find his expedition and the king agreed to fund it. The agreeing to fund this expedition set in course a chain of events that would change history forever.

I chose to do my project on Orson Scott Card, the author of some of my favorite novels. I chose him, because I feel connected to his work, I understand the characters, their struggles, their driving motivations in life, and this is what makes him a great author, that the pain of his characters is not just his character's, because you have experienced such pain in your life as well.

I chose the Lewis and Clark expedition because it was something I knew a lot about, plus its part of my community’s history. The Lewis and Clark expedition took place in all of Washington in the same state that I live in. They also traveled up the Columbia River I live very close to the river so Lewis & Clark provide interest to me. In third grade my teacher taught a lot about Lewis and Clark and I took a lot of interest in it, so now I want to learn more about the expedition and use it for my national history day project. By studying Lewis and Clark i will learn about different metals, plants and even animals that aren't found in the eastern United States. I will learn about the different Indian tribes such as the Sioux and the Mandan

Although there are many travelers Henry Hudson is the best. He discovered much land that a lot of back in his time people didn’t know about.

The microwave oven was discovered due to Percy Spencer's mistake. In the story, "How A Melted Bar Of Chocolate Changed Our Kitchens" the final line states "All thanks to Percy Spencer and his mistaken snack. " His mistake made a huge discovery that is very useful to people today. Not only that, but it also provides proof that mistakes can be key to discovery. Another, accidental discovery was gravity.

The subject that I chose to research is the Apollo missions. After reading 50 Years of Americans in Space I was amazed and the continuous path of discoveries and exploration. When NASA was just beginning it had a spaceflight program that’s goals were to simply be able to survive out in space. From there they continued to push the boundaries, to try harder and get farther and in 1969 they landed on the moon. Along the way so many questions were asked, theories were tested, and lives were risked and lost.

Caroline Herschel ("However long we live, life is short, so I work. And however important man becomes, he is nothing compared to the stars. There are secrets, dear sister, and it is for us to reveal them." Caroline Herschel (womanastronomer.com p 1) Going through information about different astronomers Caroline was the bravest astronomer.

APOLLO MISSIONS. This was very interesting! So I hope it's ok that I did it on this. The discovery had to do with the dust of the lunar surface and the effects that it had on the space suits. They had many issues like clogging, loss of traction, and it cause issues with the seals in the suit.

Marcus indicated that he is a happy person. He indicated that he does not get sad often. Marcus stated that he is not affected by what is going on with his parents. He reported that he can speak with both parents when something is bothering him.

Roosevelt pointing out the possibility of making an atomic bomb. Albert signed the letter and the sent it off. That is when the first atomic bomb was ever made. Albert Einstein died 1n 1955 but during his lifetime he filled so many blanks about our universe.