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    NASA has identified many planets outside our solar system. According to the article “Out of this world‚” the organization has discovered over twelve hundred thousand exoplanets throughout the Milky Way Galaxy. The TedX video “Are we Alone” explained that there are millions of planets in our universe. Astronomers discovered these planets by measuring the brightness of distant stars over time. Moreover they measured the brightness using advanced telescopes such as the Kepler. If the brightness fluctuates

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    Planet X

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    Following the discovery of the planet Neptune in 1846‚ there was considerable speculation that another planet might exist beyond its orbit. The search began in the mid-19th century and culminated at the start of the 20th with Percival Lowell’s quest for Planet X. Lowell proposed the Planet X hypothesis to explain apparent discrepancies in the orbits of the gas giants‚ particularly Uranus and Neptune‚[1] speculating that the gravity of a large unseen ninth planet could have perturbed Uranus enough

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    Gravitational Lab - Phet

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    Go http://phet.colorado.edu/simulations/sims.php?sim=My_Solar_System and click on Run Now. I After the simulation loads click Start. Describe what you see in this simple sun-planet system. The planet is rapidly rotating around the sun‚ while the sun is slowly revolving around its own centralized location. Specifically‚ what happens to the central object (the Sun)? It slowly revolves around its own central point. Can you explain why the central object moves? I would say that

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    Astrobiology Notes

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    Astrobiology Textbooks Notes Introductions: Chapter One Astrobiology= combination of astronomy (study of universe) and and biology (study of life); “literally the study of life in the universe” What are we searching for?  extraterrestrial life‚ life beyond earth  we are looking for any sign of life‚ be it simple‚ complex‚ or intelligent The basis for life Life can move so can clouds Life can grow so can crystals Life can reproduce and spread so can fire The scientific search for

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    The stages of transportation systems research are suggested below. Stage 1.Identification of objectives and functioning of the subject of research‚ defining the criterion of system’s efficiency. Stage 2.Defining the borders of the system. Stage 3.Identification of the structure of environment. Stage 4.Research of the structure of transportation system; identification of its elements. Stage 5.Investigation of the characteristic interrelations between the elements of the system; design of the mathematic

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    Why Is 51 Pegasi Exist?

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    Frank Zwicky was an astronomer at Caltech‚ from 1925 until his death in 1974‚ who helped to discover some of the weirdest things in the universe. He was denied access to the University’s large 200 inch telescope to perform calculations so instead he used a much smaller eighteen inch telescope‚ which was barely appropriate for the scientific work he was doing. During his catalog of all known galaxies‚ he discovered tiny points of star-like light at unfathomable distances‚ in such a way that should

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    Ivan Grigsby Dr. Martinez History: 107-01 2/25/2017 Galileo’s Case: Religion vs. Science Religion has had a significant role in the beliefs of individuals as far as various issues touching on individuals’ life are concerned. Arguably‚ scientific discoveries have ignited several controversies within the Roman Church. This cuts across from issues of vaccines and nature specifically the matters concerning the being of planet Earth. The conflict is illuminated in the life and discoveries of Galileo

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    My time at Saturn has been an overall‚ fascinating experience. I’m not exactly on the planet‚ since it lacks a solid surface‚ but I still learned a lot about it from a certain distance. Saturn rotates quickly‚ contributing to its high wind speeds. In addition to this‚ the heat from the planet’s interior makes its rings visible. Saturn’s atmosphere is similar to the sun’s‚ mostly containing hydrogen and helium. One of the planet’s most notable features is its rings. They can be seen from a very far

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    Music has been known as a universal language that creates a profusion of knowledge and understanding between others. In this case‚ I will be using music to connect different characters in the novel I am Number Four‚ and show how they have changed and shaped themselves through the first portion of the book. Some of these characters are John‚ an alien trying to survive on Earth after his planet gets destroyed‚ Henri‚ John’s guardian and protector working on Earth towards the ultimate goal of saving

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    Mafic Mound Analysis

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    In the 1990’s‚ Mafic Mound was found on the south pole of the Moon. Although volcano-like‚ it was formed by a different process. Two different theories have been hypothesized. The first theory is that the South Pole-Aitken Impact caused “a cauldron of melted rock as much as 30 miles deep” (American Geophysical Union‚ Brown University) to form. This melted rock crystallized and shrunk; the middle portion of the rock (still molten) squeezed out onto the moon’s surface‚ creating a mound. Another possible

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