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    Entertainment holds the attention and interest of an audience; it gives pleasure and delight, it lets people forget about any problems in their lives. Entertainment was specifically designed for the purpose of keeping an audience's attention. Long ago people started with: art, music, wall paintings, and stories. Entertainment has been around for far too long to hold the capacity to ruin such a concept as a society. It at times may portray itself as necessities for life .People thrive upon the happiness

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    Chanz; the new planet. 4,000 years ago, when everyone lived on Earth, this amazing, beautiful, bigger, better planet was discovered. It had a beautiful ocean; wonderful islands dotted around the ocean. The world smelt like honey when they first landed, and the sky was big, and beautiful; there was always a bright, yellow sun in the summer, and two moons at night. And the grass was soft, and bright. It was amazing; there is an entire museum just for it. The plants and animals they found were

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    formed. There are many theories, but that is all that they are. Two of the biggest, most supported theories are that of the planet Theia and the theory that the moon was formed from loose debris, from Earth's formation, gathered together by gravity. Although, no matter how the moon was formed, all life on Earth benefits from having it. Not only does it affect living animals, humans, and plants, but non-living things too! There are many facts about the moon, and with those facts comes knowledge of

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    so he could be seen from far and wide. The stars feared him and so again began to behave in an appropriate fashion. He also was very hot and warmed the once cold universe so that life would be possible. Then, Thrakath and Tria decided to make planets.

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    the stars. As dreams manifest to reality, the possibility of becoming a space-faring species looms just beyond the horizon. The concept of interstellar colonization will come to fruition in the very near future, beginning with the neighboring red planet. Mankind will greatly benefit from colonizing Mars because it will transcend conventional thinking and unite Earth as one people, provide access to unlimited sources of raw materials, and during an event of a global catastrophe preserve humanity.

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    By the Waters of Babylon and Planet of the Apes Comparitive Essay The short story by the waters of Babylon and the movie planet of the apes were both futuristic stories.  They also both showed the evil sides of today’s man and the chaos and mass destruction that we are capable of accomplishing.  They portrayed today’s man as selfish, violent, and full of hate and rage.  By the waters of Babylon was written from the point of view of a boy close to becoming a man who knew nothing of his past civilization

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    novel before publication, and eventually persuaded 20th Century Fox to finance the picture. The first Planet of the Apes script, by Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling, was rejected as too expensive,” (Haley 209). The Serling script was bold, ambitious, and set in modern times like in the novel, but filming such a massive undertaking was costly and impractical at the

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    The Life Of Planet Earth

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    Planet Earth is home to millions of species of life, including ourselves. It is unique in the Solar System because it is the only planet which is able to support a great variety of life: from basic living micro-organisms to highly sophisticated and intelligent human beings. The planet provides the necessary resources and products to support the biosphere that can support the global living organism’s population. Yet, what factors allow Earth to sustain life? Life as we recognize it requires specific

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    those stars are similar to suns. Going with the smaller side of what people think there are 1022 stars like the sun. People also argue about how many earth-like planets there are orbiting those suns. We will go with 100 billion, which, again, is the smaller side of the spectrum of what scientists think. So there are 100 earth-like planets for every grain

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    only life, but a new branch of individual evolution. The time to colonize Mars would certainly be required when the Earth becomes uninhabitable as the global warming rises up. When that happens, Mars has the potential to become the most habitable planet in our solar system. Nevertheless, even with positive extrapolation of robotic manufacturing techniques, Mars will not have the labor required to make it fully self-sufficient; until and unless its population is in millions. Thus it will be necessary

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    the aliens attempting to destroy our planet. The aliens continued to move toward the end of our colonization. When they were done using our planet, they would destroy it to keep others from going there and discovering what the aliens had learned from our planet. That was just typical government behavior though. There are numerous times in history where humans did the same kinds of things. The aliens came back one last time to collect their things from the planet and leave. They took many of the dinosaurs

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    Story Outline

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    PART I (Think Indiana Jones with a dash of Close Encounters) Comfortably retired from an ordinary career as a commercial artist, James Cagney (No, not the movie star) had settled into a satisfying routine that he thought would last indefinitely but a chance meeting with two young FBI agents changed everything. The memory and talents of this much older man proved to be of great value to their current investigation in that, unknown to them, the will-o-the-wisp they were chasing was more the age of

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    Marvin The Martian

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    is very similar to the image we associate with a UFO today and it was before the idea of UFOs, could it have been extraterrestrial lifeforms visiting our planet? Sightings are also described in the bible, Sanskrit scrolls and even on ancient cave paintings. Religions like Buddhism and Hinduism believe we may reincarnate as beings of another planet, formally known as

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    Ka Wai Research Paper

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    Description This is the planet of water. Ka Wai means water in hawaiian. It has a dense Iron and Nickel core. This planet is relatively small, it is about the size of mercury. Its density is only 4.8. This planet has no moons, but due to low gravity it does have small bits of water around it called Luna. How it was created Many people question how this planet was created. Well it all happened when a large asteroid hit earth. It was so big that it knocked Earth core out of its core and into space

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    essential for our bodies. We absorb sunlight through our skin and produce essential vitamins and minerals that our bodies need. The sun also warms our planet making living conditions tolerable. Without the sun our planet would be extremely cold and impossible to live on. Plants and animals also need the sun for existence. In fact, humans, animals and plants need the sunlight, for it is the main source for the creation of our food. Imagine living in temperatures as high as 200°F or as low as 100°

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    The Little Prince

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    The Little Prince He is the prince of the planet Asteroid B-612. He migrated in the other planet with the use of flock of wild birds. The little prince is the only one who appreciates the drawing of the pilot. He has a flower which he and for so much. And he has two active volcanoes which he used for heating. He also went to other planet where he met different kinds of grown-ups. Pilot He met the little prince when his airplane crashed in the desert of Sahara. He hated to draw because when he

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    Have you ever imagined a world where you walk not only amongst humans (like you) but aliens too? In the year 3000, a spaceship filled with millions of aliens called the Jallots from the planet Jupiter landed on earth in search of a safe place to live. Their planet was destroyed and they needed a new place to call their home. The President of the United States called for a meeting with the International Alien Society to establish a set of laws and regulations for the aliens to live amongst the human

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    This symbol represents how many planets per star system exist in the habitable zone. Roughly, I think it is about 0.22. The habitable zone is an area where the temperature is just right for liquid water to exist. Water is a key essential for intelligent life and in order for intelligent life to exist, there has to be liquid water. In the mission Kepler, Kepler has actually found 603 planets, 10 of which are Earth size and orbit in the habitable zone, where conditions

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    Mantis Shrimp Essay

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    The mantis shrimp can perceive both polarized light and multispectral images; they have the most complex eyes in the animal kingdom. Human eyes have color receptors for three colors (red, green, and blue); the mantis shrimp has receptors for sixteen types of color, enabling them to see a spectrum far beyond the capacity of the human brain. Seriously, how cool is the mantis shrimp? What might they be able to see that we cannot? What are we missing? When I read about the mantis shrimp and its awesome

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    Earth, the third planet from the Sun, a paradise in the middle of the vast emptiness of space. This planet is home to many different species of life. Each one of those species thrive in its own ecological system. However, those locations are slowly starting to disappear. The Amazon Rainforest, one of the most biologically diverse regions on the planet has lost 20 percent of its total land area (Wallace). This, is having a disastrous effect on the ecology of the local area, and the planet as a whole. There

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