Mercury Mountaineer

The planets in our solar system all have their unique qualities. Jupiter has it’s spot, Saturn and Uranus have rings, Mercury is hot, Neptune is cold, Earth has a living environment, and Pluto is sometimes a planet and sometimes not. Have you ever thought that planets can be compared to people, more specifically, people that are different. Think of the stereotypical high school, you’ve got the popular kids, the potentially popular kids, the “wanna-be” popular kids, the bullies, the nerds and so on

inner planets and the outer planets. They have a lot of differents like atmosphere, weight, size and more. although the inner and outer planets have a lot in common like what they revolve, the solar system they are in and more. With eight planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune) there is a lot of information. With these many planets there are a lot of similarities, that all the planets have. One thing all they plant have is an axis, ever though all the axises are different

For many years the human has wanted to colonize other planets and one of those planets is Mars.Mars is the Roman god of war and he is compared to blood. Mars is also called the red planet by its pink tones. Mars is the fourth planet in the Solar System. The distance from the Earth to Mars depends on the opposition on Mars at the time of opposition is 102 million kilometers. If the opposition happens in the Perihelion the distance at the time of the opposition is 59 million kilometers. Mars is a

The image of the Moon (al-qamar) has been deeply rooted in Islamic culture: it presides the Muslim lunar calendar, of paramount significance to determine the date of the holy month of Islam, Ramadan. Its major role in the division of the celestial atlas would split the astrological year in twenty eight lunar mansions (manzil al-qamar) in which each of the phases of the moon would be associated with a constellation, thus producing a lunar zodiac, possibly used by early Arab Bedouins. Moreover, the

The planet Jupiter has always been a point of interest for mankind, being the largest of the planets and named after the king of the Roman gods. Since Galileo pointed his small, simple telescope at the gas giant, scientists and astronomers have been on the journey to discover the secrets the planet holds. Launched in August, 2011, the Juno Spacecraft will be able to peek through the clouds of mystery that shroud Jupiter, and improve on mankind’s view of the great planet. The main objective of the

First produced in 1958, The Edsel was produced by inspiration of Henry Ford’s Son, Edsel Ford, who passed away on May 26th, 1943. The Edsel was only on production for 3 years. Only about 160,000 Edsels were produced in that time period due to the lack of sales (Skinner). This model of car was discontinued in 1960 and the failure cost Ford Motor Company millions of dollars. There are still a few thousand Edsels in existence and there are clubs around the world founded exclusively for owners of the

The piece I will be analyzing is “All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury. It is about a little girl, Margot, who moved to Venus, a place where there it is constantly raining, from Earth. The story describes how the everlasting rain impacts Margot psychologically and socially, as she suffers from depression which is made worse by the other childrens’ regular bullying. After the seven years of rain, the sun comes out and brightens all of the childrens’ lives - except Margot, who is locked in the closet

Johannes Kepler is a German astronomer that helped revolutionize science. Kepler theorized that planets moved in oval motions called ellipsis other than circular motions. This theory made the movements of the planets easier to understand. Personal Life Born in December 1571, in Weil der Stadt in Swabia, in Southwest Germany Johannes Kepler was the son of two poor parents. Growing up, he got a scholarship in the University of Tübingen where he studied the usual mathematics, there he was introduced

Rylan Geissler Imagine a recent rainy day where the sky was grey and the sun was hidden by a sky full of clouds. Now think what your life would be like if EVERYDAY was like that. Would your life change? How would you adapt? Well this setting is exactly what the author Ray Bradbury writes about in the story, “All Summer in a Day”. This story is about a young lady named Margot who just moved to Venus from Ohio. However, Venus is a special planet because only once every few years, the sun shines for

Imagine living on the planet Venus where it is dark and rainy all day, everyday. Imagine never experiencing the way the sun feels on your body or what it is like to be woken up early in the morning by the bright sun. In the short story “All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury the young children never experience the sun. It takes place on the planet Venus where it rains all year round. It focuses on a conflict between a group of school children and a girl named Margot who doesn’t fit in with the other