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    has many great things about it‚ an interesting storyline to follow‚ excellent graphics‚ and wonderful gameplay. The storyline in Mass Effect is extremely creative‚ interesting‚ and fairly simple to follow. It’s an adventure through the stars and planets afar‚ trying to save the future of all races. Playing Mass Effect is like playing a movie (Gamer Excitement 2). It has a great space-age plot that draws you in and just envelops you into the story‚ and by the end of it leaves you wanting more.

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    Planets and moons in our solar system share many similar properties‚ but there are also many ways they are different. Some of the main differences come with the different geologic activity‚ composition‚ interior structure‚ magnetic field‚ and atmosphere that distinguish some planets and moons from others. The first way to separate the planets as far as their surfaces is breaking them into their two categories. The Jovian planets (Jupiter‚ Saturn‚ Uranus‚ Neptune) are primarily composed of gas and

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    Hadeon Eon

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    atmosphere‚ single celled aerobic organism. Achaean (3800-2500) Anaerobic bacterial life‚ oxygen starts to accumulate Experiments with bacteria start to occur within nature Create proton gradients Hadean (4600-3800 Ma) Formation of the solar system and planet‚ end with origins of life Fungi is the closest ancestor to us Slide 4 Major Era – Phanerozoic Cenozoic (65 Ma to present) Dinosaurs disappear‚ mammals and birds Mesozoic (251-65 Ma) Flowering plats‚ dinosaurs‚ even more insects Paleozoic (543-251

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    Space Exploration Essay

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    times didn’t know about unknown lands they were compelled to explore them. The idea of space exploration has a sense of mystery and excitement about it. We have achieved some of the goals but not all. Through our space probes we were able to find new planets stars and even galaxies. Space exploration should continue because it could help solve many problems on Earth‚ such as overpopulation and lack of resources. There are many reasons that space exploration should continue. If Earth ever becomes too overpopulated

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    Nicolaus Copernicus

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    center of the universe and that the earth and other planets all revolve around it. This Polish astronomer revolutionized beliefs involving the universe‚ making his thoughts controversial in his time‚ but common knowledge in our own (Westman). Before the time of Copernicus‚ people had extremely different views of the universe. A Greek astronomer named Ptolemy had his own theory of the earth and its relationship with the sun and other planets. Around 140 AD‚ he came up with a system that showed

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    simplicity‚ these rules of linear motion were confined between the Earth and the Moon‚ to what Aristotle called the “sublunar realm.” Anything beyond this was referred to as the “translunar realm” which consisted of any celestial body; the Moon‚ Sun‚ planets‚ and all of the Stars. Instead of the obeying the laws of linear motion‚ this realm operated on the bases of uniform circular motion. Each celestial body was set within its own “crystalline sphere” which was unmoved and never changing; the size of

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    Unit 7 Lab

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    * Title of the Laboratory: Modeling the orbits of planets and satellites * Objective: Formulate models to inter the shape of orbits of planets and satellites. Collect and organize data for aphelion distances and perihelion distances of objects as they orbit the sun Draw conclusions about Kepler’s first and second laws of motion. * Materials: Piece of cardboard‚ metric ruler‚ sheet of blank‚ sharp pencil or pen‚ white paper‚ four small pieces or tape string (25cm)‚ two push pins * Procedure:

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    Gravitation Lab

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    the tape measure and the grid. 2. Click the radio button for 4 objects and run the simulation until the purple planet (body 2) has made one complete orbit (one year). 3. After the first orbit (year)‚ turn off the traces (show traces box) and watch another orbit (year) of the purple planet (body 2). Question One: Is blue moon (body 3) circling the yellow sun (body 1) or the purple planet (body 2)? Explain your answer. Using the trojan asteroids setting it looks like all 3 bodys are orbiting the

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    transcends all boundaries. Two complementary poems illustrate this fact‚ despite being written 150 years apart. Robert Browning’s “My Last Duchess” is set in 16th Century Italy. The Duke of Ferrara is discussing the portrait of his last duchess to an envoy of a nobleman‚ whose daughter he is planning to marry. Similarly‚ the contemporary woman in Gabriel Spera’s “My Ex-Husband‚” relates the details of her first marriage to the man in her new relationship. Throughout both dramatic monologues‚ jealousy

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    Exploring Our Solar System

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    The Universe and Our Galaxies The Universe and Our Galaxies Examples of Elliptical (Messier 87 ) and Spiral Galaxies (NGC 3559) Examples of Elliptical (Messier 87 ) and Spiral Galaxies (NGC 3559) Edwin Hubble was one of the first people to actually realise what a galaxy is‚ the measurement of the “Hubble Tuning Fork” Classification scheme shows how round or rightly wound their “arms” are. E0 means that an elliptical galaxy is extremely round‚ whilst E7 is flat. However not all galaxies

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