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Education and Science
Evolution Of Telescopes
To fulfill the knowledge of space ,the scientist had been making different types of Telescopes time to time. They have have developed many telescopes and improvement is going on continuously.
The Next Big Thing in How to Build Generational Wealth
Introduction Building generational wealth is the next big thing. It's what people are talking about, and it's where society is going. If you want to make a living and be successful, you'll need to figure out how to get into the conversation - because that's first step in building generational wealth
The Fascinating Mystery of Fenn’s Treasure
An antiquities collector Forrest Fenn hid a bronze chest full of gold, jewels, and other valuables more than a decade ago in the Rocky Mountains, creating a treasure hunt for people to find it.
Carl Sagan, Voyager and Exploring the Vastness of Space
Carl Sagan's eloquence on television and the printed page was a dramatic pulling force in the 1980s leading many Americans to follow scientific careers. He was a powerful advocate of the Voyager missions which have entered interstellar space and are now the most distant man-made objects from Earth.
What Is the French Revolution and What Was its Main Effect?
Writing about French Revolution.
NASA Circles August in Its Diary to Put Artemis I Capsule in Moon Orbit
First steps by humans to recapture planet's natural satellite
Aristotle's Theory of Revolution: Its Causes and Preventives
This article discusses Aristotle's theory of revolution, and its various causes and preventives.
Why Would "Social Genetics" Have a Place in Leftist Thinking?
This is a response to an article on Aeon that was basically "oh hey I'm doing Nazi genetic studies" no comments allowed. So I am writing this, because I feel like a big, public response to this article challenging it is necessary.
U.S. Southwest Is Facing a Devastating Water Crisis
The southwestern part of the United States is facing diminishing water supplies and a potentially devastating water crisis due to a severe drought and increasing population. Water could run out in the American desert southwest in the not too distant future.
The Effects of Weather on the Community Structure
AS weather changes, it has some effects on the community structure. These effects can be good or bad. Some changes cause evolution.
Logic of Confucius in the Philosophy of Ancient China
Author tries to show the contribution of Ancient China in the development of common logic using parallels with similar processes in Western philosophy,
Memories of a 1964 College Student
In 1964, I attended the University of Wisconsin in Madison. In this article, I recall a very successful sophomore year second semester, and a challenging junior year first semester. I also remember my summer break at home.
The Notorious Scandal of Ancient Lydia
The amusing story of the Lydian king Candaules, his wife, and usurper Gyges
The Rosetta Stone: The Writing of the Gods
Over two hundred years ago while Napoleon was invading Egypt in the town of Rosetta, a stone was discovered written in three languages. This ancient stone would unlock the key to decoding hieroglypics.
Friedrich Nietzsche's Big Love; Lou Andreas Salomé
Imagine a woman who made nearly all of the famous rasonneurs fall for her, didn't care about the streotypes and rules made by men for women and changed the way Nietzsche looks at women... Today, I'd like to intorduce you the first woman psychoanalyst author in history; Lou-Andreas Salomé.
Parental Participation in Children Learning
This article will illustrate on how parents can make their children a better human and a better citizen for a family and a country as well.
Why so Many Russian Generals are Killed in Ukraine?
Ukraine just became the graveyard of Russian generals.
Top and Best Universities in Kenya
Here is a list of the top Universities in Kenya.
The Philosophy and Science Behind Evil
I try to make sense of the dichotomy of human nature and its paradoxes by delving into the concept of ‘Evil’ by researching both its philosophical, psychological, and scientific aspects.
26 January - Republic Day of India
January 26 is said to be one of the golden days in India's history.
Some Non-Conventional Energy Sources
Non-conventional energy sources are those that are renewed on a regular basis by natural processes and are readily available. Until date, these sources have not been widely used around the world. They are limitless, natural, and reversible. Solar energy, wind energy, tidal energy, bio-gas, and other
Business and Copyright Law
This article will give you a clear idea on how copyright works and also how it is related to business.
Effective Ways to Deal With Psychosis
Hallucinations and delusions brought about by several conditions have been stigmatized for as long as humanity exists, in this article, I discuss how they feel like and seek effective ways to deal with these episodes
Siddis, the Forgotten Africans of Medieval India
The Siddis, a tribe of East African descent have been living in the heart of India in near-total obscurity for centuries.
David Livingston: The First European to Set Foot in Central Africa
A legendary explorer of Africa, the man who discovered the majestic Victoria waterfalls, a Scottish missionary who took Christianity to the African tribes, and an adventurer who set out to find the origin of the river Nile, David Livingston lived many lives in one lifetime.
Three Tales of How Gourds Saves Life
Gourds were commonly taken as food. Who knows it actually can saves lives! Here are three folklores (Japanese, Malay and American) that tell how gourds can save lives.
7. Human Beings on the Blue-planet
This paper uncovers an unknown world through the origin of the universe and the origin of human beings. The paper describes higher dimensional spaces, and aliens. It also explores the purpose of life and the future of the world.
6. The Planets Destroyed by the Devils
This paper uncovers an unknown world through the origin of the universe and the origin of human beings. The paper describes higher dimensional spaces, and aliens. It also explores the purpose of life and the future of the world.
The British Rule: Indian Architecture
British crown ruled over India from 1858 to 1947 and this rule is referred as British Raj. Although architecture in India subjects to ancient period but major impact of different architectural styles in building empires across India can be seen after Society of Arts in 1873.
Bullying in Schools, Colleges and The Workplace
This article discusses bullying in schools, colleges and the workplace. It explains a Bullying Prevention Program and discusses the seriousness of the problem for our children. Signs for parents to note are also listed.
The Story of Turtles: Roamed Our Oceans for 100 Million Years
Sea turtles have roamed and maintained the health of our oceans for 100 million years. Unfortunately, mankind is driving them to extinction.
The Benefits of Renovating Your Home
Renovating your home can often be stressful, time-consuming, and expensive.
4. Aliens in the 3-Dimensional Space
This paper uncovers an unknown world through the origin of the universe and the origin of human beings. The paper describes higher dimensional spaces, and aliens. It also explores the purpose of life and the future of the world.
The Tree That Survived the Atomic Bomb at Hiroshima
In 1945, America dropped the first atomic nuclear bomb on Hiroshima, Japan to avoid more bloody battles with the Japanese. The weapon devastated the plants, people, and buildings into rubble. The shock of a second bomb being dropped at Nagasaki wo uld bring Japan to surrender.
The Results of Excessive Cement Uses on Climate
When building houses, roads, and any other construction near water or oceans, concrete is the most commonly used material for its strength and durability. But unfortunately, the high uses of cement in many places around the world contribute to global warming.
The Best Ways to Be the Bigger Person
Being the bigger person is not always easy, but it is always necessary. The world is always going to have bad people in it, but the good thing about the world is that there is always someone who is willing to be the bigger person.
Top 10 Spectacular Things Seen Through a Microscope
Our eyes are among the most evolved in the animal kingdom, providing humans with an unparalleled vision of the world. What we see is only the tip of the iceberg; now it's time to examine what's beneath the surface as we look at ten incredible items seen via a microscope.
Pagoda and Hill Glory: Tropical Cousins of Vervain
The orange tower or the Pagoda plant and the Hill Glory are two attractive flowering plants that belong to the same family as Vervain. Both these plants and their pagoda-shaped terminal inflorescences are also viewed as having magical properties in Asian cultures.
Caterpillar Deforestation Throughout New England
How to defend your yard against Spongy Moth caterpillars
7 Apps Very Similar to Photomath, Which Solves Mathematics Questions
It is a dream for every high school, secondary school or college students to be a top performer in every subject or course he/she is taking. Even though this is the case, it is not possible for everyone to be very fine when it comes to performing well in school in all subjects or courses.
"Still I Rise" by Maya Angelou - Poetry Analysis Essay
The poem, “Still I Rise” addresses the oppression and subjugation of the African American society and the struggle that the people, especially women had to go through to achieve the level of equality. This empowering poem gives people the courage to rise up for their rights.
What Is Motivation and What Motivates People?
Motivation is the key to being successful in life. In this article, the author first defines motivation and then introduces Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Next, based on experience, he gives examples of how people are motivated.