Sailor Venus

Bradon's  review   Tuesday,   September   23,  2014 1. 7:14  PM Explain the distinction between climate & weather. Using this concept, explain why an individual hurricane or summer heat wave is not in of itself proof of global warming? a. Climateis:  a  measure  of  the  average  pattern  of  variation  in  temperature,   humidity,  atmospheric  pressure,  wind,  precipitation,  atmospheric  particle   count  and  other  meteorological  variables  in  a  given  region  over  long   periods  of

a girl named Margot, who gets treated in a way that she shouldn’t have been treated. Because of this, she ends up missing a chance to experience a rare event that she was looking forward to. Margot and her classmates live underground on the planet Venus, where the sun shines only once every seven years. Besides that, the planet experiences endless rain. Margot, the main character, knows that she is the odd one out and is unusual compared to her classmates. She does not play with her peers and has

To have someone that you love with all of your being but does not return those affections at the same level can be tortuous. When left with these feelings Gaspara Stampa chose to write, hiding her subtle critiques of her lover to only the trained eye. In the poem “4” Stampa imagines her beloved’s birth and how he gifted with all of the greatest qualities in the world, yet he is still not a perfect lover. This is done through word choice, cataloging, anthropizing, and word placement. Through these

In the short story, “All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury it describes a civilization on Venus. They lived underground because outside it was raining, and it never stopped for seven years. In this scene, a nine-year-old girl, named Margot, was the only one in her class that could remember the sun. She relocated to Venus from Earth five years after everyone else did, and there was a rumor that she might go back to Ohio. She didn't adapt to the new environment and didn't fit in with her class, she

that “Intellectual freedom depends on material things” (Woolf, 106). However, in Venus by Suzan-Lori Parks The Venus gains material things, but is still never freed from her circumstances. The Girl, later known as The Venus, begins the play with the hopes of making a “mint” in a new country. Although, her naivety is exploited and she ends up being used for the entertainment of others. Throughout the play, The Venus is exploited, humiliated, and assaulted under the care of The Mother-Showman. However

The age of the planet Earth is estimated to be about four point six billion years old. Life on Earth is estimated to have started one billion years later. Evolution has taken place since then. Evolving life from simple forms into more complex forms through the course of time. It all began with single celled organisms, prokaryotes. Later evolving in a period of two hundred million years, cyanobacteria began to produce photosynthesis. And life went on, evolving, adapting to its home. However through

All of summer in one single day Margot stood there with her blank face like always, the children were staring back. It felt like hours before anyone spoke. She than asked. “If it was really meant to be a joke how become you left me in there for an hour while you guys were outside enjoying the sun? None of the children answered as they felt ashamed of themselves for what they have done. Finally a girl spoke and pushed William up to the front and said. Go on William it was your plan to lock Margot

irrevocably changed the conditions on Venus, the climate of the planet can be called truly hellish: the temperature on Venus can go up to 870 degrees Fahrenheit and the pressure equals that of about a kilometer under Earth’s oceans. Thick sulfuric clouds downpour constant acid rains on the surface that are immediately evaporated. The winds at the surface are slow but they are carrying around considerable amount of dust and rocks. However the atmosphere of Venus is layered and at about 50-65 km above

believed to be the aftermath of collapsed magma chambers, and mineral deposits inside craters at the poles. It was long thought that Mercury was geologically inactive however new evidence tells us there may be some level of life. The atmosphere of Venus is primarily carbon dioxide, (96.5%). The remaining 3.5% is nitrogen. Old evidence suggested sulfuric acid content in the atmosphere, but it is now known

deposits. The core is large compared to the total size of the planet, the largest ratio of any planet or dwarf planet in our solar system. Venus has a very dramatic climate, it's atmosphere contains many greenhouse gasses and is the hottest planet in our solar system, despite the fact that it is further from the sun than Mercury. The atmosphere of Venus is mostly