Line Quotation Analysis 1 “iamdudum” (long-since) Immediate reference to how she has suffered in the past and thus that her pain has been prolonged 2 “vulnus alit venis” (nourished the wound with veins) Vulnus is emphatically placed at the start of the line‚ and this vivid and slightly gruesome description adds a seriousness to the tone‚ with the idea that Dido is physically wounded by her feelings. “Alit” is effective as the idea of her feeding her own wound is the first suggestion of
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surface and saw that it was not as smooth as the naked eye saw it to be. The surface of the moon was actually uneven‚ rough‚ and full of cavities. He looked at Jupiter through his telescope and saw 3 stars aligned with the planet. The next night when he looked at them again‚ their positions had changed. He had discovered the moons of Jupiter. The scientist studied the heliocentric model and the planets movements for months. He saw that Venus had phases like the moon‚ so he thought it must go around
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to the gas giants? C. How do the sizes of all the planets compare to the Sun? Approximatley how many Earth’s would be required to fill the Sun? D. If the Sun were the size of a basketball: What would the comparative sizes of Earth and Jupiter be similar to? (Identify what common‚ round objects would be similar to Earth & Jupiter’s scaled sizes) E. How do the distances between the terrestrial planets compare to the distance between gas giant planets? F. Why are there no gas giant
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James Cook was born on October 27‚ 1728 in Marton‚ (near modern Middlesborough)‚ Yorkshire‚ Britain. Cook commanded three voyages of discovery for Great Britain‚ and sailed around the world twice. He was the first British ship commander to circumnavigate the globe in a lone ship. Cook was also the first British commander to prevent the outbreak of scurvy by regulating his crew’s diet‚ serving them citrus fruit and sauerkraut to prevent the disease. He is considered one of the world’s greatest explorers
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Neputune‚ Uranus and Pluto. However‚ the solar system also consists of moons‚ asteroids‚ comets‚ minor planets‚ dust and gas. The sun makes up 99% of all matter in the solar system while nearly all of the remaining mass is contained in the planet Jupiter. The solar system is located some 26‚000 light years away from the centre of the Milky Way.
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Chapter 14 Section 2 Notes: The Sun The sun produces energy through nuclear fusion. In the process of nuclear fusion‚ two atomic nuclei combine‚ forming a larger‚ more massive nucleus and releasing energy. Within the sun‚ hydrogen atoms join together to form helium. Such conditions exist in the sun’s core‚ or central region. The sun’s interior consists of the core‚ the radiation zone‚ and the convection zone. The sun’s energy is produced in its central core. The radiation zone is a region
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Sets of T-Squares Opposing planets: Mars – Saturn Squared Planet(s) (Apex): Mercury‚ Jupiter‚ Pluto The T-Square is represented by the block of the opposing action/drive (Mars) and structure/discipline (Saturn) forces. When these two elements clash‚ the squares (boiling energy) causes a friction between the two forces‚ causing the individual two solve the tension and find the balance. As the T-Square is an unstable pattern‚ the solution is found within the other side of the apex that provides
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with the exception of Venus which rotates counterclockwise. The Jovian planets‚ Jupiter‚ Saturn‚ Uranus‚ and Neptune are the four planets furthest from the Sun. These planets are regarded as jovian due to the “jupiterlike” qualities they possess. In contrast‚ they all differ greatly from the Terrestrial Planets in regards to size‚ composition and density. In addition‚ unlike the rocky‚ “earthy” Terrestrials‚ Jupiter‚ Saturn‚ Uranus and Neptune are far larger in size and far less dense which is primarily
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The average radius of the Earth 
 Choose one answer. | a. 6 x 10^2 km | | | b. 6 x 10^3 km | | | c. 6 x 10^4 km | | Correct Marks for this submission: 6/6. Question 2 Marks: 6 Step 1. The average distance from Io to Jupiter Choose one answer. | a. 4 x 10^3 km | | | b. 4 x 10^4 km | | | c. 4 x 10^5 km | | Correct Marks for this submission: 6/6. Question 3 Marks: 6 Step 2. Astronomical Unit (AU) is the average distance between the Earth and Mars
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Astronomy Dr. Uskov 03/17/14 Beyond Earth When we were little‚ we got told about different things about our solar system. The belief of such greatness to lie outside of the Earth is almost unbelievable. As for myself‚ I have never really thought of the outside world because I have been so caught up on real life moments that are portrayed as normal such as studying and working. Learning about other planets and other great wonders that happen so many kilometers away is now more than ever mesmerizing
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