Edwin Hubble

Even though the bomb had successfully gone off, no significant structural damage took place. This did end up causing wide spread fear of terrorism though. The final fear that made the 90’s such a memorable era was the Hubble Space Telescope failure. After years of design, the Hubble Space Telescope was launched into space. The telescope ended up faulty though with unfocused lenses. This made the multimillion-dollar project almost a complete failure. In solution though, new lenses were able to be sent

BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! BEEP... SLAM! Imagine you wake up to the vexing noise coming from your alarm. Stress fills your body head to toe because there is a big meeting at your work tomorrow that will decide the fate of the company, and you have to pitch ideas about how to save it. The reason you are stressed is not presenting, but simply because you did not write a single word for the meeting. The day of the meeting knocks at the front door, but you don't open. Instead of working yesterday, you goofed

An example of a “Renaissance man” is Leonardo da Vinci, he was an artist, inventor, and scholar. In this time period, there are still many of these well-rounded individuals who live multi-tasking lives. The criteria for a current “Renaissance man” would be they have excelled at more than one thing in their lifetime. They would also have to be good at things that are not in the same category, for example if you can direct, star, and do the lighting for a play, then you should not be considered a “Renaissance

In the realm of space, there are two means of exploration. Human space exploration, and robotic space exploration. Although Human exploration may seem like the most grandiose and influential of the two, is it really the best for scientific discovery? When you compare the price, accomplishments, and capabilities of the two, the result is actually quite the contrary. The single biggest obstacle of human space exploration is the incredible amount of money required to execute them. For the price of sending

The Hubble Space Telescope has had and still has the greatest Societal Impact among Humanity Since the finalization of the Hubble space telescope, the Hubble space telescope has had and is still having the greatest societal impact among the human race of Earth. A French cleric in the 15th century “classified Hubble as a Cassegrain reflector, who was among the first to suggest a basic optical design.”1 The Hubble space telescope was launched and deployed in April of 1990, which “marked the

Movie Study Summary: “The Conspirator”directed by Robert Redford is a new historical drama.The basic ethical and political problems are the murder of the president and the simultaneous coordinated attempts on the lives of Vice President Andrew Johnson and Secretary of State William H. Seward which throw Washington into panic. After John Wilkes Booth is killed in a shootout with soldiers, his fellow plotters are arrested and tried, not by a jury of their peers but by a committee of officers

The Optimistic Depression 1 January 1930 How do I start this huh? I’ve never done this – I don’t know why I’m doing this. It leaves a trace when I need to make tracks. You have to listen to your mother though. Especially if you don’t want her to know that you’re in the business. You know what business. I’m a bootlegger in The Windy City. I serve in the Chicago Outfit; otherwise known as the “Capones”. The name’s James Remus and I am writing this on the eve of the new decade. Hopefully

Her Kisses Were the Keys to Paradise Kaitlyn Cornell In Edwin Arlington Robinson's poetry, haunted houses sound like hanunted houses, dark hills sound like dark hills, but to Robinson it goes beyond that. By the metaphors, images, and emotion he puts into his writing, it is clear that he is feeling something beyond the paper and ink. Many of his works are dark and melancholy and reflect something that may have happened in his own life. There is a reoccuring theme that symbolizes his wife or significant

How “The Scottsboro Boys” Impacts Theater Audience ​Life reflecting Art and Art reflecting life are two concepts often discussed when controversial topics are tacked either in real life, because they did happen, or in art forms, because they are creative, and sometimes, products of the artist’s imagination. Depicting the events in the story of the Scottsboro case in American history is no exception, as the sensitive issues of injustice and racial discrimination, have been exposed not only in various

To figure out why these characters appeal to us, like so, takes a more psychological bearing into their well being and how they think. It also means looking closer at how they view the world around them as well as other people. Starting with Edwin Arlington Robinson's "Richard Cory", we find a man of riches. His kind and