Sailor Venus

Atmosphere of Venus consiats of approximatly 96,5 % Carbon dioxyde and 3, 5 % Nitrogen. There are also traces of other elements such as carbon monoxyde, argon, helium and neon. Beeing called a terestrial planet means also that it must have had an atmosphere similar to earth about 4.5 billion years ago. As it once had an atmosphere similar to the one on earth today and must have had the same basical atmospheric enviorment as earth, It must have had large reserves of water. One reason for that Venus was not

Krypton, the home planet of Superman and the radioactive material, kryptonite… Wait. Wrong krypton. The krypton we are talking about is the kind you find on the periodic table, and even in many lighting products, such as gas lasers. Although it is not a planet and can not quite stop the powers of Superman, the element krypton has some pretty super qualities of its own. History Krypton was founded by the Scottish and English chemists, Sir William Ramsay and Morris William Travers on May 30, 1898

My story, “Space Glue,” will follow a female astronaut, Clarissa Collins, as she embarks on her mission to Venus for carbon dioxide mining, used primarily for the purpose of making glue. 100 years from now, Earth is still a capitalistic place, and once the carbon dioxide converter plants were created to create products such as glue and antifreeze, people went nuts for the new environmentally friendly glue that helped clean the Earth’s atmosphere. The company StuC-02 couldn’t believe their luck, but

The world is on fire. This is not an anecdote; the state of California has been under a severe drought and plagued by tens of thousands of wildfires since 2011. In 2015, 2500 people died in one of the deadliest heat waves that India had ever seen. Across the globe, temperatures are on the rise due to man-made climate change. Ever-worsening data trends clearly show that the global climate is quickly approaching a threshold where there will be no turning back. In the last decade, we have seen record

In many ways Venus is found to be similar to Earth. However their similarities do not extend further than their physical properties, for instance, their atmospheres differ greatly from each other. Venus is said to have atmospheric pressure of 92.1 barometers (Adams, D. Et al., 1994 p.126) which it is evidently 92 times greater than Earth’s that is 1.01 barometers (Adams, D. Et al., 1994 p.126) at sea-level. In spite of this comparison to Earth’s atmospheric pressure, Venus owns an out of the ordinary

Mars And Venus I am following up on the book of , "Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus." by John Gray. "Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus" was been a very interesting book. The book brought up some very interesting facts about both sexes. While also remaining very general to cover basically everyone and simple for everyone to understand. So simple in fact that I saw everything in there as being common sense; but also at the same time being hidden from the obvious

Thunder and Early Scientific Theory It lends its name to one of the most common weather phenomenon on Earth -- the thunderstorm -- and its associated elements: the thunderhead, thunder cloud, thunder bolt, thundershower and thunder clap. Early humans believed thunder came from the deities -- the voice and expression of their god(s). The roster of thunder gods includes: Thor of the Scandinavians, Donar of the Germans, Zeus of the Greeks, Jupiter of the Romans, Taranis

Aphrodite vs. Birth of Venus Throughout the history of art the human form has captured artisans and their audiences. While the human form has always been acceptable in art, the nude female form continues to stir up controversy. Praxiteles was a famous artist during the Greek late classical period who sculpted and created controversy on the island of Knidos when he made Aphrodite of Knidos (350-340 B.C.). This new idea of a nude goddess made the island famous, putting it on the map as a

“All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury, is a short story about Margot’s and the other children’s experience during the school day when the sun showed it’s face to the planet Venus. Scientists predicted that the sun would appear for two hours. That day Margot and the other children in her school waited excitedly for their teacher to bring them outside to see the bright sun. However, the children and Margot weren’t friendly because they thought that she believed she was better than them because she

a group of scientists and their children live on the planet Venus. Margot, a nine year old that has lived on Venus for some time (but wasn’t born there), stands apart from the rest of the children due to her memory of the sun. Margot was born on Earth, and remembers her experiences with the sun - how it feels like on her skin, how it looks like, etc. The rest of the children, having known nothing but the constant rain and gloom on Venus, single her out because of this. Since the children are in denial