Ceres

since Ceres’ had seen here daughter Proserpina after she left to go spend some time by the seaside while her mother worked. Ceres was tanned with gray hair and some wrinkles from working out in the sun, tending to crops. Proserpina had promised to be home within a month and a half to spend some time with her mother but Ceres had not seen nor heard from her. This causes Ceres worry that her daughter had not listened to her warnings and wandered into the dangerous forest all alone; so Ceres sets out

for something that you could have avoided? A similar case occurred with Proserpina the daughter of Roman goddess Ceres. Ceres is the goddess of agriculture, fertility, and grain crops. Proserpina was taken away from her by the narcissistic King Pluto of the Underworld. Proserpina screeched and yelped for her mother, but not a single being could hear her voice. After being captured, Ceres was petrified and discovered that Jupiter god of thunder, lightning and her ex-husband had planned with Pluto to

And when sending a robot to space that may take months even years to build. A robot may also cost A LOT more than a human. I really can’t make up my mind if robots or humans are better. Some of the biggest achievements of robotic exploration include Ceres, Vesta, and New Horizons. One of the robots that is up in space is called New Horizons. New Horizons is an interplanetary space probe that was launched as a part of NASA's New Frontiers program. New Horizons travelled to Pluto. Well it flew past

For several weeks, Proserpina had stayed with King Pluto in his palace. She spent most of her days ogling his tremendous rose gardens. She loved picking the roses and finding the small white pearl that lay within the rare ones. Red roses were her favourite, their lush, bright petals never drooping or falling, and in some circumstances, they smelled sweeter than any of the other roses. Proserpina’s favourite rose of all, however, was one made entirely of rubies and emeralds. The red rubies made up

The plants did not want to live in a place where they would never feel the sun, and Ceres could not blame them, because she felt the same way. As she walked back in to town she went to explain the situation to Ourias. While Ceres was in the field Ourias and Proserpina began to deliver all the food, going from home to home. As each resident opened their door they smiled at the sight of Proserpina like a cat that just trapped a mouse. At first Proserpina did not notice, but as they day wore on she

Proserpina and the Pomegranate Seeds Some time ago, magnificent goddess, Ceres, gave birth to a beautiful girl named Proserpina. One morning, Ceres was instructed to leave. Being the goddess of agriculture, she was often busy helping crops grow and prosper. Ceres promptly informed Proserpina that she would be leaving for a short while, reminding her never to wander in the fields alone, and to stay with the sea nymphs because they will always protect her. Regardless of her mother's warning, Proserpina

Cerberus whine in the distance where he sees Ceres enter the front door. Resolution Ceres yells at King Pluto with rage “What are you doing to my daughter?!” King Pluto puts on a guilty face and says he just wanted to feed her and that he found her wandering in the woods so he brought her back to his palace. So Ceres signals Proserpina to come to her but King Pluto grabs her before she can go and with a grin he tries to negotiate a deal with Ceres for them to live with him and be his maids but

That control has permitted orbiting of Ceres at around 240 miles from surface (Interesting fact – this is closer than the Space Station to Earth)- which permitted even more data to be gathered. So much more data, that new measurements had to be created to meet the data that is being collected

Many people would cringe at the thought of being in a romantic relationship with their relatives. However, in the world depicted by Greek and Roman mythology, occurences similar to this are not far fetched. Hades, the Greek god, and Pluto, the Roman god, are nearly identical gods that both ruled what is told to be the Underworld. In each of their myths, the reclusive gods became infatuated with their niece and kidnapped the unsuspecting maiden. This act is the root of the major conflict in a myth

William Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale In Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale, the playwright introduces his audience to a world blending natural imagery with that of ancient religion. Appearing as nature’s child, Perdita fails to realize her own identity and does not recognize that the flowers she describes mimic her own image. Just as gillyvors are a result of crossbreeding, the shepherdess is essentially one of nature’s bastards since she eventually discovers Porrus has been an adoptive father