Essays on Discovery

The Impact of Human Movement on Global Diversity The world is diverse from every viewpoint, as evidenced by human demographics, ideological divisions, and means of subsistence, as well as geographical origins. Human progress has allowed individuals to settle in certain locations, giving them individuality. During the Age of Discovery and Renaissance,...

The ease with which ideas and information are transmitted globally gives the impression that we live in a global village. It has become clear that the implications have been seen both positively and negatively throughout time, with emphasis being placed on the negative repercussions as a result of the difficulties...

The Jeffersonian crew and the Slave Ship Wreck The Jeffersonian crew is tasked with identifying the skeletons recovered from a shipwreck that was a slave ship headed for New Orleans in Bones' Season 6, Episode 6. The gang had the benefit of having the ship's manifest, which contained the vital information...

By German chemist Otto Hahn in 1939, nuclear fission was first recognized. Atoms of heavy elements divide into two or more pieces during this process. The total mass of the components that are created as a result of this process is typically lower than the mass of the originating atom....

Even though there is ample proof that competition does not lead to the best scientific discoveries, it has always found its way into the world of science. The competition gives scientists incentives and makes them feel compelled to share their discoveries with the world, which leads to an increase in...

The Process of RNA Interference The process of RNA interference is the suppression of gene expression by little RNA fragments. The approach was first identified in the 1990s by observations of the transcriptional hindrance caused by the expression of antisense RNA in the transgenic plants. Additionally, the information from studies carried...

The chemical element cobalt The chemical element cobalt has a silvery or bluish white color. The element was discovered in 1935 by George Brandt (Greenwood, Norman and Alan 135). Erythrite, smaltite, and cobaltite are the main ores and sources of cobalt. The byproducts of the mining and processing of iron, copper,...

I learned some things after attending a corporate law course. The seminar discussed contract law, international law, the constitution, and corporate law. During the lecture, I learned some new insights that would be useful in my career. In terms of contract law, I heard the following: The seminar explored some of...

Christiaan Huygens discovered Titan's moon in 1655. (Tate, 2015). Titan's atmosphere is mostly made up of nitrogen and methane. Nitrogen accounts for 95% of the total, with methane accounting for 5%. (Tate, 2015). Other elements found on the moon, such as oxygen and carbon, are similar to those found on...

The Middle Ages, also known as the medieval era, span the years from the fifth to the fifteenth centuries. It began with the collapse of the Roman Empire and the age of exploration. As there was a lot of migration from one location to another, this time was characterized by...

A walk to a distant part of civilization revealed previously unseen findings. Some animals were crawling, others were flying, and even others were walking. It's unknown where they came from, but the neighborhood didn't seem to have a house for either of them. At times, it's possible to think the...

The Neanderthals as Our Ancestors The fact that Neanderthals are part of our ancestors does not come as a surprise. They were the same size as humans and had almost identical morphological characteristics (Trinkaus & William 124). They, on the other hand, appeared to be shorter in stature but shared certain...