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    Descriptive Essay

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    from the cottage is a luscious field with rolling hills. The hills are dotted with wild flowers and dandelions and the grass is greener than a crayon. To the left of the cottage there is a forest teeming with wildlife. Birds chip and sing from sunrise till sunset‚ deer wander the land‚ and you will see the occasional fox or raccoon scurrying by. The trees themselves have stood the test of time and are countless years old. They tower above the ground and have grown to be very thick‚ about as wide as a

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    ASTR PTYS 206 Exam1 Review

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    ASTR/PTYS 206 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE Terminology Astronomical Unit - Average distance from the Earth to the Sun Centrifugal force - the tendency of rotating object to flee from the center of their rotation Obliquity - tilt of a planet’s axis Ecliptic - a plane in space defined by Earth’s orbit around the Sun; plane by which the orbit of all other planets in the solar system are compared Inclination - angle between plane of orbit and ecliptic plane Transit - passing of object in front of star‚ transit

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    Why do we have seasons and how do they affect my life? We have seasons because the earth is tilted on its axis‚ as it makes its yearly journey around the sun. The Earth’s axis is tilted at an angle of 23.5 degrees. This means that the earth is always ‘pointing’ to one side as it goes around the sun. So‚ sometimes the sun is in the direction that the earth is pointing‚ but not at other times. The varying amount of sunlight around the earth‚ during the year‚ creates the seasons. We have hot

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    variable who ’s changes occur concurrently with the phenomena‚ and could be causal or non-causal. Every morning around sunrise‚ the rooster crows. Does the rooster cause the sun to rise? Not likely. But‚ if we were to track and plot the sunrises and rooster crows every morning for a year‚ it would be evident that they occur concurrently. This is an association. So‚ then‚ does the sunrise cause the rooster to crow? Not necessarily. A spurious association is an association between two variables that can

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    Some girls are as wild as rivers‚ and I am one of those girls. The Salmon River in Idaho is probably about as magical as any other river‚ but as far as I’m concerned it’s the elixir of life‚ or the fountain of youth‚ or maybe some fantastical combination of the two. For almost 16 years of my life I had never been on a river other than on the edges of the Columbia or the various streams I would come across while hiking. In August of 2015‚ I embarked on a YMCA girls outdoor leadership camp where we

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    Muhammad was historically significant in many ways. “...Muhammad‚ was born in the bustling city of Makkah around A.D. 570.” (pg 271). Muhammad was a man born in Makkah‚ a city in Arabia‚ around the year 570 A.D. He was raised by his uncle‚ since he was orphaned at a young age. “By age 13 he was working as a camel caravan worker.” (notes). At the young age of 13‚ Muhammad already had a job as a camel caravan worker. “When Muhammad was about 25 years old‚ Kadijah proposed marriage to him.” (pg 271)

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    Ancient Egyptian Calendar

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    the Summer which began on February 21st and ended on June 21st.  To know the beginning of the year or what they called "the opening of the year"‚ they marked it by the emergence of the star Sirius. The star was only visible once a year just before sunrise‚ when it could be observed on the eastern horizon just before dawn in midsummer; the timing of this observation would determine whether or not the intercalary month would be employed. The beginning of the year was also marked by the addition of five

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    to orbit is a 3:2 ratio * Distance from Sun: 0.31 AU to 0.46 AU from the Sun * Eccentric orbit: close and far away (perihelion and aphelion) * 7 percent to the ecliptic * Visible by the naked eye just before sunrise or just after sunset (when the Sun’s light is blotted out) * Never far from the Sun * As a physical body: * Small (about 0.055 Earth’s mass) * No permanent atmosphere; thin envelope of gas temporarily trapped from the solar wind

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    Young Goodman Brown

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    of dark imagery throughout the story gives you a sense of fear of the unknown that lies ahead of Goodman Brown on his journey. The beginning sentence of the story illustrates an image of a sunset and the approaching of night as Goodman Brown sets off on his mission. "Young Goodman Brown came forth‚ at sunset‚ into the street of Salem village‚ but put his head back‚ after crossing the threshold." (196) Here‚ the light of the sun represents the knowledge that Goodman Brown already has. The imagery

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    violence or threat of violence in public places between sunset and sunrise. According to Section 1 and 3 of the Curfew and Public Disorder Act 1998. Section 1 states: It shall be an offence to be present in large groups on a street or in a public place during the hours of darkness without lawful excuse. Even though it was very dark when the meeting ends‚ it was due to the bad weather. The meeting ended two minutes before the official sunset. Section 3 states: for the purpose of section 1 “public

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