It was not often we make it in time for sunset. Mum, Dad and I hurried down from our waterfront villa, perched just above the beach, overlooking the scenery that seemed out of this world. I felt very privileged, to be stationed upon the sand gazing out at the stagnant Byron Bay ocean, leaving me perplexed as to its beauty. The scene brought with it a wave of inner peace, exuding into almost a sense of euphoria, however slightly calmer. […]
The water was gentle as the waves waded through it, the sunset like orang mango and spicy red paints on the light and brittle canvas. The water was calm and soft relaxing gentle as the gentle water hits the itty bitty tickly toes. The water was so heavily , with enough force to destroy the land but then, the most innocent faces were the most ferocious thing to see . With tears of excitement scroll down her face, all she […]
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Get help with your assignment“Sunsets are so beautiful that they almost seem as if we were looking through the gates of Heaven”(Lubbock). A sunset is one of the most incredible moments in a day. It is the time when the sun goes down in the skyline making a delightful view that even the most powerful words aren’t sufficient to depict its beauty. However, at some special places a sunset is like a painting of mother nature protecting and guarding the earth. As I walk […]
This January, I went to Tromsø, Norway, for three days. My auntie had coordinated this unexpected outing so we realized we were heading off to some place however didn’t have the foggiest idea where. My cousins and I were totally astonished. I generally make a rundown when test week comes around. It makes it somewhat less overwhelming. By Wednesday evening of midterm week, all parts of the rundown have been satisfyingly crossed out. Yet, there is as yet something similarly […]
Do you ever wonder about space? It is amazing to be human living at this moment in the history of space exploration. Planet Earth may not last long. Space can teach us something. Others might say it’s far too dangerous to explore in space. However, space can teach us about the unknown. We should explore space because it teaches more about planet earth, our solar system, and the universe beyond. Planet Earth may not last long. It will happen at […]
The book I chose is Space Disasters by Elaine Landau. It discusses the Apollo Missions. The Challenger Flight, and the men and women who were involved in space exploration. These early missions taught experts alot about what we should and should not do when sending people into space. It took us tragedies to get here, but now we can make sure they don’t happen again. IN my essay, I am going to go in depth on the topics presented in […]
The Book Thief is a historical novel written by Markus Zusak in 2005. In The Book Thief, the narrator, Death uses colorful imagery to enhance the setting of the story, and symbolize multiple events in the story. Death is known for taking away souls from their mortal bodies. Death is surrounded by colors that he uses as a distraction, vacation, something to take him away from his awful ‘job’. As Death focuses on the colors around him, he also uses […]
Peace, composure, contentment are a mixture of words that describe the feeling of overwhelm when I’m at the beach. My favorite place to go for vacation. The calming sound of the waves when you are sleeping or watching the sunset is the best feeling in the world. The grainy, white colored sand under your feet, the warmth of the bright, yellow, shining sun hitting your skin and reflecting in the water. Knowing that if you get too hot, the salty […]
Volcanic eruptions both cool and heat the earth. When a volcano erupts, dust, ash, and sulfur are released into the atmosphere. Depending on how light the particles are, some will travel to the stratosphere while larger ones will fall to the earth’s surface. Small particles of dust and ash that remain in the stratosphere block the solar radiation hitting the earth, causing the planet to cool (“”How Volcanoes Influence Climate””, 2018). Due to the circulation pattern in the stratosphere, dust […]
Advanced space exploration with the actual launching of space shuttles, satellites, animals, and people beyond Earth’s atmosphere into outer space began when the United States and the Soviet Union competed in the Space Race following World War II. This competition between the two rival countries was instituted as a fight for power by seeing who could put the first space vehicle into orbit and land a man on the moon. During this time period between, 1957-1975, the Soviet Union was […]
When mentioning about the topic of outer space, the things that pop into people’s minds are usually about the beautiful and fascinating photographs of the planets, stars, and the galaxy. What people often do not know is that there are far more mysteries further above the clouds and the airplanes, and the night sky where only the moon and the stars are seen. Outside of planet earth and the solar system, there are a thousand other planets and a huge […]
As long as humanity has existed, people have looked to the stars. They were used for navigation or just to tell stories or explain the universe. Mankind has always dreamt of reaching into the cosmos, and with technology constantly growing, that dream is now a reality. We are reaching further into the sky to learn more about the universe and our own Earth. In order for us to understand the direction of development for new missions, the history of space […]
Launching the country’s first experimental space station, and building the ‘Beidou’ navigation system, China’s ambitious space program has made great progress in recent years. Surrounded by great triumphs, many Chinese people seem to have developed an illusion that their country is going to take the lead in space exploration. However, as the leader in space race, the US space industry is supported by the best science institutions in the world, and possesses technologies that is far beyond the Chinese space […]
During 1957, the United States of America is locked in the Cold War with Communist Russia and extended itself to a space race between the super powers. The Russian Regime claimed leadership of space that year by sending the first satellite into orbit around the Earth. Again, in April 1961, they claimed another achievement by sending the first man into space. The same year, President John F. Kennedy, gave America a vision to seize leadership in space by sending a […]
The following is an article authored by one contributor of space.com, Charles Q. Choi on November 14, 2017. In his article, Charles explores and reports what he considers as facts about the planet Pluto. He starts by giving necessary information about the size, distance from the sun and other planets, among several different characteristics of Pluto. Charles then goes ahead to talk about the size of the planet and how it has stirred debates and attracted a lot of controversy […]
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search “Snowstorm” redirects here. For other uses, see Snowstorm (disambiguation). A winter storm is an event in which the dominant varieties of precipitation are forms that only occur at cold temperatures, such as snow or sleet, or a rainstorm where ground temperatures are cold enough to allow ice to form (i. e. freezing rain). In temperate continental climates, these storms are not necessarily restricted to the winter season, but may occur in […]
