The first installment of this political fable is titled Elysium, and the movie is set in Los Angeles in 2154. The city itself resembles a massive slum, complete with brutal robots keeping the rabble in line. Though the wealthy and powerful live there, they harbor a lot of bad will…
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Since 1969, when Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin, and Michael Collins walked on the moon, the industrialized world has been vying to bring astronauts into orbit. Each year, the US government devotes a significant amount of money to space navigation in order to finance the research endeavors needed to ensure the…
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Throughout history, humans have had a strong desire to push physical and intellectual limits. For example, their attempt to fly into space is a reflection of human curiosity about worlds other than Earth. According to research, people from 41 countries have gone to space, and all of them have collaborated…
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Sociologists concentrate on universe discovery. In most instances, before setting the necessary mechanisms for investigating a problem or an interesting theme. In the analysis, sociologists concentrate on the use of different methods of research to design the experiment. The use of positive, quantitative, ethnographic, or qualitative research methods is for…
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Observational astronomy is an aspect of the astronomical science that involves looking into the sky with technical equipment for celestial object and taking data recordings. Theoretical astrophysics involves finding and analysing the measurable implication of physical models (Kaler 300). In simpler terms, it is the observation of astronomic objects using…
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Space has always been a fascinating place to humans and space has shown possibilities of human accommodation. Humans have always lived on earth since time immemorial. However, scientific discoveries have proven that it is possible to live outside our planet. For instance, Mars has shown the highest prospect of accommodating…
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The aim of this research is on the solar system by using telescopic observation. But our interest would be on Mars with a special focus on its uniqueness and its difference from other planets. We plan to answer questions like how it was formed, its atmosphere, and its geology. We…
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This research is to seek information on other planets in the solar system. In the lesson, I plant to build on the knowledge I already have on the solar system by carrying out a research on the other planets and decide if a manned mission to those planets are possible…
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Hubble Space Telescope Image Q 1) I can discover four stars from the Hubble space Telescope. Q2) Determining the range of galaxies found in the image. The image was quite small to enable me count number the number of galaxies, therefore I magnified it to have a clear view of…
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Astronomy is a branch of study that involves the study of bodies of matter and events that occur in outer space. Observational astronomy is a branch of astronomy that deals with the use of telescopes to observe and record the movement and nature of these celestial bodies and other phenomena…
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Mankind is formed in such a way that the need for discovery is hard to quench. For a bit, the discovery of Mars is in the pipeline. Since nobody has even gone so far in space, NASA needs to get sufficient details about how its employees are survived in an…
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After 20 years in orbit, the Cassini Spacecraft is now able to launch the final step of its discovery. The Cassini would start out on a daring set of orbits, equivalent to a new mission. The Cassini will launch a sequence of 22 weeks of diving between Saturn and the…
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