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    Marney Lariviere September 22‚ 2012 Period 5 To what extent was the growing spirit of independence in America the product of Enlightenment philosophy‚ and to what extent was it a result of British policy? The Enlightenment was in its hay day between 1650 and 1800‚ and brought new importance to ideas such as equality‚ liberty‚ reason and rights. These ideas majorly contrasted with those of leaders in Britain who instead had a mercantalist view that the colonies were to be exploited for the

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    Thirty Years’ War‚ and longer life expectancies were all precursors to the Enlightenment. The Scientific Revolution was also a major part of the Enlightenment. For example‚ beliefs on planetary motion changed thanks to Nicolaus Copernicus and Johannes Kepler. Rather than the planets moving in a circular orbit with a consistent speed around the earth‚ scientific evidence revealed that the planets actually had an elliptical orbit with varying speeds around the sun. Newton’s discovery of gravity was

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    By Chris Prentice on July 29‚ 2012 Shadow Economies on the Rise Around the World Published in Businessweek.com What is the Underground Economy? First theory. "Underground economy" is a term that refers to those individuals and businesses that deal in cash and/or use other schemes to conceal their activities and their true tax liability from government licensing‚ regulatory‚ and taxing agencies. Underground economy is also referred to as tax evasion

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    The Study of Celestial Objects When we were born‚ we did not know how vast the world really is‚ we were convinced that this Earth was the center‚ the only place in this world. However‚ growing up we come to accept that Earth is just a piece of the infinite universe‚ and one might even say Earth is not even an atom compared to the cosmos. It took humans thousands of years to discover the reaches of the Earth‚ we finally were able to capture the whole planet and create a map of Earth. Yet the universe

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    Kepler is a part of NASA’s Discovery Program‚ low-cost‚ American focused space missions. (Kepler Spacecraft) The Kepler spacecraft worked in conjunction with the Keck Observatory‚ located at the top of a dormant volcano in Hawaii. (Howell) Kepler can still find exoplanets‚ just in a smaller field of view. Kepler uses a method called the transient method‚ Kepler watches a star until there is a dip in the brightness‚ this is a tell-tell

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    what they do or how their works look like. That’s why Kepler could prove the theory of Copernicus‚ because he use the accurate observations or information of Brahe and his notes was that the planets move around the sun in elliptical orbits. In conclusion the scientific revolution made a lot of modifications for the worldview. ut scientists is that they share positives beliefs about what they do or how their works look like. That’s why Kepler could prove the theory of Copernicus‚ because he use the

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    References (2011‚ December 10). Retrieved from Kepler 22b The New Frontier: http://www.kepler-22b.com/ Culler‚ J. (2011‚ December 7). Kepler A search for Habitable Planets. Retrieved from NASA: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/kepler/news/kepscicon-briefing.html Jones‚ J. (2011‚ May 1). Nanomaterials Transforms Hairstyling Tools. Retrieved from NASA: http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2010/cg_5.html Wilson‚ J. (2011‚ August 25). About NASA. Retrieved from NASA: http://www.nasa.gov/about/highlights/what_does_nasa_do

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    Introduction The telescope is an instrument which increases our ability to observe far away objects through the collection of electromagnetic radiation‚ the most prevalent type of telescope is the optical telescope which collects light‚ however there are other kinds of telescopes which collect UV and X -Rays. Optical telescopes use lenses to redirect light to a specified point. Different lenses are used for different magnifications of celestial objects. This essay will be mainly discussing

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    Switzerland to N Europe & N America Proletariat – class of working people w/out access to wealth-producing property; manufacturing workers‚ paid agricultural laborers‚ or urban poor; product of economic changes in 16th and 17th century Europe Johannes Gutenburg – introduced moveable type to W Europe in 15th century; result: many printed books & pamphlets available Mercantilism – economic theory stress gov’ts promotion of limit imports and int. economies to improve tax revenues The First

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    to how close it is to the star compared to other planets. (Brennan). An example‚ of the naming would be with our planet. We are the 3rd planet from the Sun so we would be Sun-C. The hope is to eventually find life outside of our planet. So far‚ Kepler has been very successful. NASA has used this tool to discover over a dozen planets that are in their star’s habitable

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