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    and you’ll be able to see or imagine other perspectives. In the University of Toronto and York University two professors by the name Keith OAtley and Raymond Mar published their research in 2006 and 2009 that individuals who read fiction literature are more understanding and see thing through other people’s perspectives. Also in 2010 Mar researched kids who tend to get readed more the more eager they are to know how other people's thought

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    Novels like “The Martian”, “The 5th Wave”, and “The Hunger Games” explain the fictional side of the extra distance people had to go in order to survive. “The Martian”, is a science fiction novel by American author Andy Weir. The saga follows astronaut Mark Watney and his crew while they take a monumental journey to Mars. Shortly after

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    Live Mars Research Paper

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    How to Live mars A one way ticket to Mars; it sounds like science fiction, but it hasjust become reality. You could have a chance to travel farther away than any other human beings have gone, to live in another world, and going from a beautiful planet with a blue sky and yellow sunshine green trees to a red plant where there is no water and no food. Where Tthere are only dust storms, empty deserts, and volcanoes. All of that risk is due to what the dream of human beings have of carrying our curiosity

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    The novel Women on the Edge of Time and Stranger in a Strange Land have some similarities. They both depict how the gender socialization process is bias and a catalyst to gender disparity in the society. Both stories bring to light how men are given privileged as compared to women in the society. Analyzing the two stories and using outside sources I will draw a conclusion on how gender and power ideologies have equality impacted our society. “Women on the Edge of Time” is a book written by Marge

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    Symbols In Fahrenheit 451

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    Bradbury, Ray. Fahrenheit 451. 60th ed. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2013. Print. The main character, Montag is a fireman in a hi-tech futuristic city where fires are started instead of putting them out. Montag burns unlawfully owned books and the homes of their owners. He has difficulty living in a cruel society he lives in and later join an underground group of intellectuals. Montag and his friends are the eyewitnesses of an atomic destruction of their city and they rebuild a literate and cultural

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    Modern humans have been on Earth for more than 200,000 years. Although many people feel that 200,000 years is a fairly long time for us to have existed as a species, it is quite the opposite. The earth is estimated to have been made 4.54 billion years ago. Life as we know it is estimated to have begun 4 billion years ago. When comparing the existence of the human race to the existence of the planet we live on or the existence of all forms of life, it becomes very apparent that the humans species

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    Imagine being trapped on an uncharted planet millions of miles away from your home with limited food and water supply. This became the state of life for astronaut, Mark Watney, in the 2015 film The Martian. Throughout the film director Ridley Scott, displays what life might be like for a human being to live in complete interplanetary isolation. It seems unfathomable that one could survive under such circumstances. Humans are one of the most diverse species with extremely well-wired brains. It is

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    Science Fiction is not real! Science fiction usually is another world or futuristic equipment. The Illustrated Man is about different stories and events in one book. Each has a creepy or disturbing outcome. There is usually a conflict between a human and another lifeform! The theme is technology is portrayed as failing to make human life better. This proves itself correct in each story. Why, because in each story there is usually an outstanding technology that kills or turns on everything. The veldt

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    The Martian By Andy Weir

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    Martian’ is a science-fiction novel written by Andy Weir. The story follows an astronaut who goes on a space expedition to Mars. The main character, Mark Watney, is the botanist and engineer on the mission. During the whole of the book, Watney, is very sarcastic despite the hard times that follow. There are also some minor character including Watney’s crew; Beck, Johhansen, Vogel, Martinez, and their commander Lewis. The conflict that begins the book is that a few SOL’s (days on mars) before the expedition

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    The Risks Associated With Mars Colonization For 28 months NASA’s Curiosity rover explored Mars and provided data for scientific research. The reason why this research is being conducted is because NASA wishes to colonize Mars, which means to come to settle among and establish political control over (the indigenous people of an area). In order to do this we would need to terraform Mars which means to (especially in science fiction) transform (a planet) so as to resemble the earth, especially so

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