Project Mercury

October 8 Venus square Saturn (8:54am) Sun combust Mercury (4:54pm) *Tough Love* Obstacles and hardships are real. Lack, fear, and scarcity are some of the difficulties we face and overcome. Relationships, finances, and appearance are tested. How is your self worth? Anchor your love through something tangible and practical. Make a commitment to yourself and love itself. Look back at the timeline of what you have achieved and recognize yourself for those accomplishments. Be patient. Chances are,

Introduction Parents make sure their children get a proper diet, wear their bicycle helmet, and get enough sleep. Every parent wants to do what is best for their children and protect them from harm. No parent would allow their child to play with a loaded weapon, even with the safety on, and expect the best outcome. It would never happen. But it does. With every vaccine that is given, we are playing Russian roulette with our children’s lives. Childhood vaccinations have replaced common childhood

The Ulysses spacecraft was first and only spacecraft designed and lunched to study the Sun from outside the lower solar latitudes. All other space craft that studied the Sun stayed along the same elliptical plane that the Earth is on. The spacecraft was part of a joint venture between NASA and the ESA. Originally planed as a two spacecraft mission called the International Solar Polar Mission, it was scaled down to one probe due to NASA cutbacks in funding. This resulted in the ESA designing

The curriculum included geocentric astronomy. This is the study of how all seven planets at the time - Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn - moved around the Earth. Their positions to the stars were being calculated by combining circular motions. This system was what worked with the current physics of the time, although there were certain difficulties

There are many different items that make up the solar system, and they are all classified very differently. Two of the most important items in our solar system are the planets and the moons. They differ in geologic activity, composition, interior structure, magnetic fields, and atmospheres. There are multiple probe missions, both past and present, that support these concepts. There are physical factors and characteristics that are important in determining the property of the items. In this paper

As the sun slowly dropped behind the horizon and the sky turned to a soft dark blue, Beverly slowly dragged the silver curtains closed. She stumbled in her now darkened room over to the small lamp sitting on the cabinet opposite of her bed. With a tug of the string, the lighted flickered on and covered the room in a pale, orange haze. She briefly looked over at the calendar that hung from her wall, only a few weeks until the end of 1962. She tiredly shuffled over to her bed, she lifted up the bright

The last time I remember learning about astronomy formally was as far back as elementary school, where we learned about the basics of our solar system’s planets and other ideas about space commonly known by most people. Having never studied astronomy at a higher level, going into this class felt similar to traveling to a foreign country, or sailing in foreign waters, so to speak. Many of the concepts and facts have been things I have had little to no prior knowledge of. But regardless of any of that

Could you envision a planet that sees no sun? In the story, “All Summer in a Day,” Ray Bradbury draws us in, as readers, with a story that takes place on the planet Venus. The environment of Venus is as described in this quote, “It had been raining for seven years; thousands upon thousands of days compounded and filled from one end to the other with rain, with the gush and gush of water...fall of showers and the concussion of storms so heavy they were tidal waves come over the islands…”(Bradbury

Mercury The surface of Mercury is littered with craters. These craters are believed to have been created by collisions from debris. Mercurys' craters range from small circular craters to multi-ridged impact basin. These basin are formed either when there was a large collision followed by a few small collisions or from many smaller collisions. The largest known crater on Mercury is called the Caloris Basin. This crater has a diameter of approximately 1500 kilometres across and surprisingly resides

Mercury fillings should not be used in modern day dentistry. Euan MacInnes - Inverness Royal Academy - Persuasive Everyone had an irrational fear of the dentist when they were younger. Everyone experienced that characteristic feeling of butterflies while waiting in the cream waiting room with the navy blue seats. We sat there for what felt like hours, waiting to be examined by the demon in the white coat. But what you really should have been worrying about was not the whizzing drill or the