There are many similarities and differences between Saturn and Mars.We can use a difference to start with. The gravitational force on both planets is very different. To compare the forces, I will use the gravitational force on Earth as the example, since both of the factors are compared to Earth. Mars has a gravitational force that is .38 of Earth’s so If you were 100 pounds on Earth you would be 38 pounds on Mars, but on Saturn you would be 106.4 because it is 1.064… times Earth’s gravitational force, the difference lies in the numbers since the difference is very large. Another example of a difference between the two planets is the geological features. Though Saturn does have mountains, they are found in the inner core while Mars possesses …show more content…
One of those similarities is that they both aren’t ideal for the life of organisms. Some of these characteristics are no oxygen, water, and plenty of things that are bad for life like carbon dioxide, and not having any plants. So there would be no food or water, and there is nothing for life forms to breath so it is nearly impossible for there to be living beings on both planets. Another similarity between mars and Saturn is that they both have longer years compared to Earth. Saturn and Mars have years that last way longer, Saturn has a year as long as 28 years on Earth which is much greater than Earth’s, and Mars has a year that is 687 Earth days long, which is about double an Earth year. Another example of a similarity between both of the planets is that both planets is that they both rotate on their axis. Though the degree they are on their axis are very different they both rotate on their axis to have day and night. Lastly a similarity between both planets is that they both are much colder than Earth. Saturn has an average of -288 degrees fahrenheit and Mars has an average of -88 degrees fahrenheit which is way colder than the temperature on Earth which the lowest we have in spring is 30 degrees fahrenheit. To conclude with both planets are very much alike and different at the same
In the story, "The View of Me From Mars," Lee K. Abott writes a story about a father and son relationship. In this story the father realizes that he isn't perfect and tries to have his son cover up his own mistake. Lee K. Abott, though being subtle, makes it known, through the characters he uses, that a person can't believe everything he sees. The author successfully enlightens the reader with his use of point of view, characterization, and theme to make the reader feel sympathy and to give the story credibility.
Saturn is the sixth planet in the galaxy but is not in fact the only planet with rings. Saturn is also the second largest planet after jupiter. It is also known as a gas giant due to the fact that it is predominately made up of hydrogen and helium which are numbers 1 and 2 on the periodic table. It is also the only planet in the solar system that is less dense than water. Saturn is so big that it and Jupiter make up 92% of the planetary mass in our solar system according to Jonathan J.Nettelmann who wrote Space Science Reviews on May 10 2010 so it is pretty recent.
It is often true that books and their movie adaptations vary greatly in many key ways. Most commonly, the differences are about a variety of things but do not change the overall context from the book as this would remove the author's original intentions. However, when the movie adaptation of a book deviates so greatly from the authors way of writing, the movie itself ends up becoming devoid of the same feelings that one has while reading the actual novel. This happens to be the case for the book The Martian by Andy Weir and its movie adaptation, directed by Ridley Scott, by the same name. Ridley Scott's film limits or completely removes the majority of sarcastic elements that were present in the novel through altercation of the main character's dialogue in events such as log entries, communication with mission control, and reactions to the misfortunes he experiences in order to appeal to a more general audience rather than the group targeted with the novel author's sense of humor.
...t Greek gods and Roman gods have many similarities. In the cases of Hermes, Mercury, Athena, and Minerva, they are so similar that they might as well be called the same name. With the comparisons of Hera, Ares, and their Roman counterparts, we can see that everything is the same except for their attitudes. Hera seems to be more of a mean goddess than Juno because humans actually offer praises to Juno and actually expect Juno to help her. Hera was too busy causing harm towards Zeus’ mistress. Ares was just the meaner and more aggressive version of Mars. Venus may as well have been Aphrodite because it was believed that her myths were borrowed from Aphrodite. Zeus and Jupiter were similar, but were written in different times, suggesting a heavy coincidence that the Greeks and the Romans were on the same page. Overall, Greek gods and Roman gods are indeed very similar. If they do have differences, they are always fairly petty and do not affect their general purpose within mythology. The interactions between the Greeks and Romans have definitely tied each other’s myths together so close that a story from Greek mythology can easily be interchangeable with a story from Roman Mythology.
One interesting fact that they both share is that they are both fast. Mercury rotates the sun 1.5 times faster than the Earth and Mercury has been known to deliver messages in breakneck speed. Another interesting fact about Mercury is that he has been stealing seen he was a newborn. According myth states that when Hermes was born, he jumped out of his crib, stole Apollo's cattle and then went back to his crib playing innocent. When Apollo figured it out, grabbed Hermes and went to Zeus to complain. The father of gods simply chuckled and didn't punish Hermes due to him being an innocent baby. Some say that this event is what caused Hermes to steal from others as an Adult because he was he was able to get away with it as a
Tracy K. Smith’s “Life on Mars” is a collection of poetry dealing mainly in the search for a sense of purpose and the nature of people. The books is something of an elegy as a whole with many poems pertaining to death and the author’s struggle with the loss of her father. The poems are at once poignant and gentle in tone and leave questions than can only be answered in multiple readings. The book is segmented in four parts that travel through different topics and types of poetry. The mood ranges from passionate accounts of Orwellian politics to soft recollections of a lovers embrace; throughout the book Smith brings in references to pop culture, science, and technology that incorporate seamlessly with her words.
The first similarity being the succession of rule. The Greek story starts with Gaia and Uranus, then the Titans, then finally Zeus; and, the Egyptian story starts with Atum, and Osiris and Isis, then Finally Horus (Buxton). Another similarity is Osiris not being able to rule because he became incompetent. This is similar to Cronus castrating his father, after he does Uranus is not able to rule anymore (Buxton). Both stories start out with chaos in the beginning (Buxton). Also, in both creation myths brother and sisters are married. For example, Hera and Zeus in Greek mythology and Isis and Osiris in Egyptian mythology (Buxton).
Both Roman Catholicism and Islam are similar in some ways. Both are major western religions. The way in which they function as a moral standard for the people who share the beliefs are very similar to each other. Many of their religious beliefs and practices are the same; they both believe in a single god. Both Islam and Catholicism share the beliefs that you must submit to only one god. This god sees and knows everything. He passes judgment. In these ways Islam is similar to Christianity.
They both have the same stories of how they came to power. Their fathers Saturn and Cronus had eaten all of their brothers and sisters because they were told that one of their children would over throw them. But their mothers Hera and Rhea hid them and gave Cronus and Saturn a rock in their baby clothing. When Zeus and Jupiter had reached maturity, they returned and defeated their fathers, releasing their siblings. That is really where the similarities end though.
For thousands of years, people have believed in all kinds of different gods to explain the different meanings of life, and one of the most interesting religions is Greek mythology. At the center of Greek mythology is the pantheon of gods who were said to live on Mount Olympus, the highest mountain in Greece. From up above, they ruled every aspect of human life. Olympian gods and goddesses looked like men and women (though they could change themselves into animals and other things). Two of the most important gods in Greek mythology to ever have been believed in were Zeus and Hades. These two gods shared many striking similarities and also have some very obvious differences. Zeus and Hades are similar in that they are brothers by Rhea and
Have you ever wondered how Martians are similar to us humans? We got an idea what marches look like and what they do from we listen to end the story dark they were, and golden eyed. The Martians in the play or like human civilizations because they adapt to new places easily and they use their own language and name their belongings or things that they feel they have ownership of whatever they want.
The planets reflect other parts of us like Venus, which reflects the way we relate to other people. Mars represents our energy and talents.
They are many different ways men and women shop. Women spend large amount of hours and any store and it does not take man to know what they want or need. Men and women as consumers on shopping are highly different from each other. They are different by the time spent shopping, women are frivolous shoppers and men are not and women spend way too much time in one store. Even though men and women may shop together but one has the urge shop longer than another.
The gas giants are a collection of planets in our solar system. As can be told from their name, they are mostly composed of differing mixtures of gases and ices. The gas and ice composition in question varies among the different planets. This mix of gases gives much of the planets an extremely thick atmosphere. At the very center of a gas giant is a core of liquid heavy metals. The gas giants are also called Jovian planets, taken from the largest planet in our solar system: Jupiter. Due to the fact the the majority of a gas giant planet is gas, the planet isn’t very dense and therefore, very large as a result. In fact, all of the gas giants are vastly larger than all of the terrestrial planets. Another common factor of the gas giants are their large amount of moons. The terrestrial planet, Mars, has the largest amount of moons, 2. The amount of moons of Mars is dwarfed in comparison to Saturn’s and Jupiter’s moo...
Hurricanes and tornadoes are similar in many ways; I'm not going to name them all, but here's a few. They both are low pressure storms. They both have high winds. They also come from the sky. That is some things that hurricanes and tornadoes have in common.