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    “All Summer in a Day” Picture yourself on planet Venus - named after the Roman goddess of love- containing no love for any differences. In the short story, “All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury it describes nine-year-old children that live on the planet, Venus. They are used to the fact that it has been raining for seven years. Every seven years, the sun comes out for two hours, otherwise, every day is gloomy. One of the girls named Margot moved to Venus when she was four. She used to live on Earth

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    planets are classified as either terrestrial or Jovian planets, however, these classifications do not apply to Pluto as it is neither. terrestrial planets are the four planets located closest to the Sun. The root cause for Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars to be categorized as terrestrial planets, is that they are all similar in composition. Due to the rest of the planets being Earth-like, they gained their name from the Latin word terra meaning land or Earth. The Jovian planets: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus

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    on Mars after he was thought be be dead during an emergency take off from a storm, Mark Watney has to ration food, grow crops, make water, and overall must problem solve in every way to get back to Earth before he runs out of food. During all this, NASA is trying its hardest to get a supplies probe up to Mars as quick as possible to give Watney till the next Ares mission to survive. The first major problem we see Watney face is after he wakes up, after the rest of the crew left him on Mars, he

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    and Space Administration) fund asteroid studies that other people lead? In my opinion, I think that NASA should fund other asteroid studies because if we are trying to go to Mars, then we need all the extra help we can get. If we have many people exploring and learning space, then we can find more about space, maybe go to Mars earlier than we thought, and be more prepared. NASA should fund asteroid studies because of our safety, resources, and our competitiveness and currency in the world. If

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    the closest planet Mars. For years upon years scientist have looked for a way to reach mars and now, closer than we've ever been we have been faced with a new problem, how to get back. One of the leading companies in space exploration, NASA, has been working on a way to reach Mars. The MAV (Mars Ascent Vehicle), a vehicle built to reach nasa and something we couldn’t have reached many years ago. The Mav is comprised of a small cabin followed by a larger cabin. On entry to Mars the MAV will not be

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    may be planets. The sun, nine known major planets, in order of increasing distance from the sun are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. The planets are divided into two groups according to their size and structure. In our solar system, the terrestrial planets are the four planets closest to the Sun, namely, Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. The majority composition of these solar system planets is silicate rocks and iron. The small, rocky, terrestrial planets show

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    Roman Gods Influence

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    The Roman Gods Influence on Rome and It’s People Have you ever wondered why an entire empire would worship mythical beings? “To a degree, the Greek and Roman mythological heroes are just the first superheroes. They appeal to children for much the same reason. These gods and heroes may have powers, but they get angry and they do the wrong thing. They are human too.” The Roman gods had many different jobs and abilities during the Roman Empire. Rome had lots of gods, but their major gods were worshipped

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    Misconceptions of the Solar System In our research we have found that students who are in grades 6th through 8th and below find themselves believing in the misconception that our solar system is only made up of the sun, as well as eight planets. The California Science Standards state that, “The solar system consists of the sun and the collection of objects, including planets, their moons, and asteroids that are held around the sun by its gravitational pull.” (NGSS, 2017). When a teacher is applying

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    In novel, The First Men in the Moon, written by H.G. Wells, the main character, Bedford ,a bankrupt businessman , follows an inventor to the moon in pursuit of wealth when they then lose their space vehicle and were trapped in the moon. The narrator in The Cremation of Sam Mcgee takes on the mission of cremating his friend Sam Mcgee, and he is then haunted by the memory of his friend to do so. Finally the narrator in The War of the Worlds is lost in the ruins of the U.K trying to get back to his

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    Cosmos Summary

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    He graduated from the University of Chicago and studied planets and other elements of space. He was named director of Cornell’s Laboratory for Planetary Studies in 1968, and worked with NASA with choosing where the Viking probes would touch down on Mars. He wrote Cosmos in 1980 as a way of explaining his ideas to the world and furthering the points made in his television series, also called Cosmos. Cosmos begins out with the Cosmos themselves, and how they came to be discovered by humans

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