The first scientists to study black holes and the collapsing of stars were Robert Oppenhimer and his student Hartland Snyder, early in the nineteen hundreds. ... This is what we call a black hole. ... These spinning black holes are known as Kerr Black Holes, for Roy P. ... Even though so much research has been put into the study of black holes, astronomers are yet to actually find one. ... With so many questions surrounding black holes, there are many supernatural ideas about them. ...

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This paper will discuss the creation and discovery of black holes and many other questions about the inescapable black hole. ... Further studies were taken by a German astronomer, Karl Schwarzchild. ... How big are black holes? ... The fringe areas of black-hole research involve discussions of mirror images of black holes, white holes, in which material erupts. What are white holes? ...

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For many years, human beings have been trying to find answers to these questions, but the answers to many of these questions are still unknown. ... As a result we lot of information was obtained and a separate branch called astronomy came into existence to do research and study the universe. ... Black holes are mysterious components of universe. ... From observations, researches and studies it has been found that indeed galaxies, planets, star are moving away from each other. However, the question is how long will they continue to move away? ...

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The first and closest are the "3" holes. Not much information is available on these holes, or the next ring of "Y" holes. The Aubrey Holes make up the best circle. ... A core team consisting of archaeologists, chemists, physicists, statiticians, and animal bone specialists has been put together for new studies on Stonehenge. ... Still unanswered is the question of why put forth the effort to build this great monument. ...

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Many different physicists have tried to prove the beginning of time or the existence of black holes, but none is as acclaimed as Stephen Hawking. ... The question of where, when, and why the universe exists is a commonly pondered question among scientists and average humans alike. ... During this time at Cambridge, Hawking also met his future wife of 30 years, Jane Wilde, she was studying poetry. ... This theory was that the universe didn't begin at one certain moment, but that multiple things happened, with multiple black holes. ... It would later be called Hawking Radiation, the radiati...

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After his studies at St. ... Black holes are really not holes at all. ... His proposals have always questioned what we don't know. ... He questioned whether or not the "big bang theory" which has been widely accepted is true. ... He is one of the most widely respected scientists in the world, and not a lot of people question what Dr. ...

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His theories on black holes, wormholes and time travel have made us think that anything is possible. ... In order to answer these questions we will have to look into what fellow scientists and friends have to say about him. ... Hawking's research centered on Black Holes, and from the late 60's onward he has been in the forefront of Black Hole research. One discovery of Hawking's is that Black Holes emit radiation. ... With respect to the Black Hole, one of these particles falls into the Hole, leaving the other outside of the event horizon, emitting radiation. ...

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The question of where, when, and why the universe exists is a commonly pondered question among scientists and average humans alike. ... After vast research and interpretation of Hawking's studies I am still left with the question: "How did the universe come into existence?" ... In the years soon after graduating from Cambridge Hawking concentrated his works around black holes (Donaldson 4). He was the first to discover that small amounts of energy could escape black holes. ... This energy that could escape a black hole became known as Hawking Radiation (Encyclopedia 1). ...

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Moving on, the next question is what happens when a star goes supernova? ... A black hole creates an inward force so powerful that not even light has the ability to escape the gravitational pull (Lerner, p. 84). ... The effect of this is called a black hole. ... Scientists are currently unable to get anywhere near a black hole to study it, number one, for the fact that it would take far too long to get to the closest one near the Earth with current technology, and number two, because time and space do not exist in a black hole, anything that enters the area around the black hole will be trappe...

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Case study taken: Enniskerry and Powerscourt Demesne and House Main aim/purpose of field trip: To discover the impact of human settlement on the landscape. ... One particular interviewee, when questioned on the intrusion of the tourists on his locality, claimed " I don't mind the tourists as they pay the bills". ... The lands were converted into an 18-hole golf course under much question, but this would generate revenue for the owners. ... There also is a sentimental value to people of the village "that the tourists are trampling over their past" as one person in the village ...

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He began to like scientific subjects and decided to study mathematics at university. ... Then Hawking decided to study physics and chemistry. ... Stephen Hawking became an author by starting out with an amazing essay about black holes. ... The head asked him the hardest science questions and Hawking answered them like they were nothing. ... He was able to show that black holes can emit radiation and he was awarded many awards. ...

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He began to like scientific subjects and decided to study mathematics at university. Hawking's father told him to study medicine because he was concerned that there were few jobs for mathematics graduates. ... Then Hawking decided to study physics and chemistry. ... Stephen Hawking became an author by starting out with an amazing essay about Black Holes. ... The head asked him the hardest science questions and Hawking answered them like they were nothing. ...

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The First thing to point out is that the bond between God and Christian Theology is a strong one, without a belief in God there would be no religion, and with no religion there would be no theology to study. ... Christian theology should be a study of ones self, it cannot be done for an entire group, because it lays down falsehoods, prejudices, and stereotypes. ... All of these questions are unreliable and the answers are even worse. ... Millions of people devote there lives to live up to certain standard, and its working, maybe that is what God intended, maybe God felt through these confusin...

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These questions and many others make's one question the government system that includes the criminal justice industry, which involves the FBI, DEA and CIA who probably conceal the truth on things everyday that they do not want the nation to know about. ... What seemed to be the truth left holes for questioning. ... Gonzalez solved the riddle that left more holes than the two dead men. ... A recent study showed that crack cocaine penalties are far more severe than powdered cocaine penalties. ... Studies showed that 92.6% of blacks that get caught with either crack cocaine or powdered ...

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By closing my eyes shut and gently put my hand in the round hole on the box. ... Everyone around came asking me this question over and over again each day. ... Questions like that. ... Focusing through the courses and studying them all day to get it right. ... Popping the right answer to my question mark by becoming an accountant and an elementary teacher. ...

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From the Big Bang to black holes, from dark matter to a possible Big Crunch, our image of the universe today is full of strange sounding ideas, and remarkable truths. ... From the Greek philosopher Aristotle's theory of a spherical earth, to Edwin Hubble's observations of distant galactic movement, Hawking describes the scientific theories and studies of early philosophers and scientists. ... The first topic he touches on is black holes. ... This region is what is known as a black hole. ... So according to theory, a black hole is not completely black. ...

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If an answer to life's biggest questions could be found, who would ever believe it? ... Both have the same goal in mind; find the answer to life's biggest questions. ... Great scientists study what they feel could be the answer to their questions. ... In an age of technology and rapid discovery, the question remains, can technology answer the question? ... We have mindless jobs, we take frantic vacations, deficit finance trips to the mall to buy more things we think will fill these holes in our lives. ...

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"Analysis of data from 42 published mortality studies involving approximately 126,000 participants revealed that individuals reporting frequent religious involvements were significantly more likely to live longer in comparison to persons who were infrequently religiously involved" (Robinson, D. 2012. ... Below, F.B. answers to the spiritual assessment questions which are provided following each question. 1. ... Analysis of the Interview Experience Upon conclusion of this interview the author feels that open ended questions were beneficial to the patient in the spiritual assessment. &...

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Well, if so, you might be asking the wrong questions. A better question to ask would be, "What are pheromones and what affect do they have on us?" ... Located only 2 inches deep in the nasal canal, it is a tiny hole at the base of the septal wall. ... Some speculation has arisen because only one pubic study has been implemented. ... I feel there is some good potential to come of the studies being done, but overall, the pheromone market will have to be regulated by the government. ...

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The report must follow the focus correction standard for Writing in the Social Studies. 2. ... The report must include an organized, clearly written answer to each of the questions. 1. ... When Peewee and Perry were hiding in a VC spider hole he began to think again. ... The only real thing was he a Peewee sitting in that hole waiting to be killed. ... They would pop out of holes in the ground and surprise us with attacks. ...

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Indeed multiple studies have shown that to drive a man truly insane you need only put him in a room with no access to know the passing of time. ... Some observers would answer the question of why this is true with some platitude about how it is disrespectful to make people wait for each other, or talk about proper time management, or give some silly analogy about cogs in a machine working together in harmony, but truly platitudes would be all those words would be. ... For helping pick up an old lady's groceries fallen from a hole in the bag? ...

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This question is still being pondered at Hanford Washington. Scientists and engineers have constant struggles with this recent question. ... Throughout the entire "hole," the loss averages 50% this year, just as it did in 1987. ... Furthermore, the "hole" is not the only place ozone is being depleted; the hole is merely the center of the most severe depletions. ... In the U.S., the National Academy of Sciences immediately convened a blue ribbon panel to study the problem and in a year or so the panel reported that, yes, this appeared to be a very serious problem. ...

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Mollusks belong to the Cephalopoda class. Among the cephalopods we find animals like the squid, the cuttlefish, the nautilus, and the octopus. One species of squid, the Architeuthis can grow to gigantic sizes. Some specimens are known to reach up to seventeen feet in length. The cuttlefish is ...

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