Research Proposal and Annotated Bibliography Drake, Nadia. “Why We Explore Mars-and What Decades of Missions Have Revealed.” Science, www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/mars-exploration-article. Accessed 1 Mar. 2024. The. By the 2030s, NASA sought to land the first human on Mars. Around 3.5 billion years ago, Mars was suspected to be as suitable a place to live as Earth. Mars is said to be an opportunity to learn more about farming. Today, the planet still has the possibility of fostering ecosystems. Earth’s continental surface area is equal to Mars’s land area. However, some problems on the planet include an atmosphere of carbon dioxide and methane gas, toxic compounds in the soil, and polar caps. This source is from a valid newspaper …show more content…
2024, www.swissinfo.ch/eng/business/we-will-never-live-on-mars-or-anywhere-else-besides-earth/46510576. This source suggests that Mars colonization is impossible due to microgravity, astronauts lose bone mass 12 times faster than a post-menopausal woman (it is easy for the mass to get to zero in zero gravity), the heart gets weakened and rounder in that environment, and fluids (blood, lymphatic system) flow upwards to the upper parts of the body. Humans' entire vascular system is made to fight gravity and pump upwards, which it continues to do even when gravity is gone, causing risk of thrombosis, and disturbance of the inner ear—problems with weightlessness, radiation, and human psychology. Thus, by this resource, Mars is not a habitable planet (unless a large bubble that could perform several functions like creating an atmosphere with the correct oxygenation level, maintaining the right pressure for human bodies, protecting against radiation, and providing for daily needs is built). “Why Go to Mars?” ESA, ESA, www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Human_and_Robotic_Exploration/Exploration/Why_go_to_Mars. Accessed 1 Mar. 2024.
Professor: Crystal Littrell February 14, 2017 Annotated Bibliography
a day? The answer for this question will bring a lot of negative answers, and of course if we ask this question in a survey, “NO” will be the winner of this survey. Talking about the use of technology reminded me one of the sources from my annotated bibliography by Amy Petersen, who is the Theatre and Media Arts Department Chair and Associate Professor in the College of Fine Arts and Communications at Brigham Young University. In her article which she wrote about the overuse of tech in our daily life
many sources specifically about my topic, I am going to research the two elements of my argument separately to further and support the sources I did find specifically on my topic. In order to find all these resources I have used MLA International Bibliography and Academic Search Complete for online journal articl... ... middle of paper ... ...l interconnected. Mann, Jocelyn. "Traversing The Labyrinth: The Structures Of Discovery In Eco's The Name Of The Rose." Naming the Rose: Essays of Eco's The
Annotated Bibliography Topic: The Great Depression heightened anxiety and accentuated important issues such as racism. Thesis Statement: The 1929 stock market crash and the resulting Great Depression created significant anxieties in people all across America and in the post Civil War South; it magnified the issues of racism and injustice. Baxter, Roberta. "Harper Lee." Harper Lee (2006): 1-2. History Reference Center. Web. 21 Mar. 2013. This article chronicles the life of Harper Lee, who was inspired
1) 2) Making War Locomotives by Joseph Pennell demonstrates how industrialization and the American war culture influenced the role and success of America in World War I. 3) Annotated bibliography in the separate page below. 4) It was difficult to come up with a connection of each individual source to the thesis because while each source did talk about the American war culture and industrialization, it mainly talked about how the American war culture came to be or how industrialization came to
Disparities by Thomas D. Sequist and Eric C. Schneider • Assessing Race, Ethnicity and Gender in Health by Sana Loue • Race, Ethnicity, and Depression in Canadian Society by Zheng Wu, Samuel Noh,Violet Kaspar and Christoph Shimmele 5. The annotated bibliography on the following page summarizes the main points from our journal and book sources that helped give background information on our research question and also accounts for their credibility and effectiveness....
Razia Jan Annotated bibliography Torgan, Allie. "Acid Attacks, Poison: What Afghan Girls Risk by Going to School." CNN. Cable News Network, 17 Mar. 2016. Web. 06 Oct. 2016. In the article written the author talks about Razia’s early life about her moving to the united states when she was a teen and what early life in afghanistan was like. The background information in this article will fit perfectly in the background section of the essay. Lerch, Bethany. "Women and the Future of Afghanistan." WSJ
to be an amazing part of life because he is the one who is not having the child, his body is not being altered. There is a clear demonstration of how men might be perceived, as someone who is superior to woman, this however is not true. Annotated bibliography Consigny, Scott. "Hemingway's HILLS LIKE WHITE ELEPHANTS." EBSCOhost.
Kaitlynn Gates Gates1 Mrs.Litts English III 9 May 2014 For Whom The Bell Tolls Research Paper War is said to be human nature. "To make war all you need is intelligence.” (Hemingway) It is pre-wired into our brains and can have an outcome with some serious psychological problems but yet humans continue to put themselves through battles because of our “...war-prone ‘human nature’” (Barash)
The purpose of my annotated bibliography is to help you understand the research behind my research paper. This annotated bibliography focuses on how exposure to reading and writing skills early play a role in the successfulness of a child’s literacy abilities. Moreover, the focus question for my paper is, does exposure to reading and writing skills before school help a child become successful in literacy. The reason I wanted to research this is because I wanted to see if exposure early to either
Annotated Bibliography Rowe, Mike. "The worst advice in the world: work smart, not hard--what a stupid idea that was." Popular Mechanics Sept. 2013: 70+. Student Edition. Web. 22 Mar. 2016. In this article, Mike Rowe talks about the guidance he was given when he was seventeen years old. His high school guidance counselor put emphasis on the saying of “work smart not hard.” This lead to the aggressive pushing of Universities and because of that trade schools began to decrease and vocational classes
Kaitlin Poling Dr. Payne ENGL 103-025 15 March 2017 The Online Stalker An Annotated Bibliography Davies, Dave, et al. “Tracking the Companies that Track You Online.” Tracking the Companies that Track You Online, National Public Radio, 19 Aug. 2010. Davies, a host for National Public Radio’s, Fresh Air, interviews Ashley Hayes-Beaty, who found out what tracking companies knew about her based on her Internet usage, and Julia Angwin that writes for the technology column for The Wall Street Journal
Annotated Bibliography Ho, Juliana . "Solitary Confinement." LawNow Magazine. CPLEA, 05 Jan. 2016. Web. 15 Mar. 2017. Juliana Ho the author of Solitary Confinement has published in the magazine Law Now. org on a number of topics like; Doctor Assisted Suicide and the Bedford case. Juliana is a 2nd year law student at Alberta LAw Volunteering for Pro Bono Students. Her pieces references a number of credible articles and organizations such as "The Origins of Unlawful Prison Polices" by Lisa Kerr
Painting. Google Images Co. , Museum of Arts. New York City.. Web. 24 Mar 2014. Simply, Charly. "The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali ." Wiki Foundry . (2008): 1 - 2. Web. 26 Mar. 2014. . Dali, Salvador. The Persistence of Memory Introduction . 2008. Painting. Museum of Arts , New York City, New York . Web. 24 Mar 2014. . Brainy, Quotes. "The Great Quotes of Salvador Dali." Brainy Quotes Unlimited. Famous Artists, 2009. Web. 24 Mar. 2014. .
A Selected Annotated Bibliography on Effects of Illegal Immigration in the US. Davidson, Adam. "Do Illegal Immigrants Actually Hurt the U.S. Economy?" The New York Times. The New York Times, 16 Feb. 2013. Web. 03 Apr. 2017. Many citizens of the U.S. are accustomed to believing everything they hear. There are negatives and positives with our immigration reforms. Most people are too hard headed to listen to both sides of the argument and in some cases, are forced to hear one side of it in regards