And even the Russian Space Program was crucial to what the space program is today. ... Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space. ... Before the flight, while the astronauts were being strapped in, Michael Collins had this to say, "Here I am, a white male, age thirty-eight, height 5 feet 11 inches, weight 165 pounds, salary $17,000 per annum, resident of a Texas suburb, with black spot on my roses, state of mind unsettled, about to be shot off to the Moon. ... In less than fifteen minutes I was backing awkwardly out of the hatch and onto the surface to join Neil, who, in the tradition of all tou...

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It is my belief that humanity created religion as a justification for the unexplainable. ... The vastness of space holds the key to the future of the human species. ... One drastic solution in the future would be to create space, lunar, and martian colonies. ... It is incredibly important for human beings to colonize space if we wish to continue its existence and keep humanities flame lit. ... Space colonization is imperative if we wish the human race to exist in the near future. ...

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I looked around my room. ... She took my hands. ... I cried a lot when my cousin called me to say my grandmother had passed away. ... Corner became my bed. ... A cold and dreadful wind seeped in through a tiny open space from the window. ...

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He says, "I just stare at my desk, but it looks like I'm working. ... Swanson, saying, "ever since I started working, every single day of my life has been worse than the day before it. So that means that every single day you see me, that's on the worst day of my life " (Judge 1999). ... In Office Space, Joanna seems to be alienated from herself when working at Chotchkie's. ... Office Space embodies all four forms of alienation discussed by Marx. ...

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Space Expedition, The Return The year: 2012. ... We have set out on scooter buggies as planned but I am half way through my search area and there are strange markings on the ground. ... Apart from my discovery nothing else has been found. ...

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Space exploration has been discussed since the US and Soviets raced off of our planet in the 1950s. ... One example of this is the International Space Station that is orbiting our globe. ... The ISS can prepare humans for what life is like in space in case space travel ever becomes a common occurrence, which it likely will. ... Another important piece of technology is the Hubble Space Telescope. ... In a recent Internet poll titled "Is Space Exploration Worth the Cost?...

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Certainly one of the drivers of the space program is to discover other worlds that could give home to human life in the near future. ... This is no less true for space enterprise where the astronaut, a son, sister, friend, human being becomes more relevant than whatever robotic artifact is being used. An older brother, who sparked my interest for science, believes that it is the bravery and accomplishment of astronauts that makes one look up and aspire to one day be the discoverer of new worlds. ... It is time to go back to space, not through rovers, not through satellites, but with astronauts...

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At last, quantum teleportation can also be used-besides business and war-in space. NASA is known for its astronomical space exploration and its research made by famous physicists like Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein. ... This is why, as stated by NASA's Kennedy Space Center, quantum teleportation is crucial for space exploration simply because no matter how far away Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are from earth information can be sent or received by NASA and the satellites on earth instantaneously. ... By making not the waves move faster through space and time, but by teleporting the signal ...

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The fresh air took me out of my lethargic mood. ... After staring in awe at Venus, I wanted to enter her mysterious space and walk on her undoubtedly dreamlike surface. ... A tree, set between two lights, caught my eye. ... In just a one-hour walk, she changed my opinion of my school. ... In my life I have rarely paid even scant attention to the physical space that surrounds me, but after this one-hour adventure I have found myself, in the evening, wanting to get outside and see what I can see when I look up in wonderment. ...

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It is with this type of reading perhaps that a lesbian narrative space is created by Cather in "My Antonia." ... Shimerda, who could say so little, yet managed to say so much when he exclaimed, "My Antonia!." ... Farwell begins to define her idea of the lesbian narrative space by suggesting "we can conclude that a lesbian can occupy heterosexual space, and a heterosexual can occupy what I propose to call lesbian narrative space, just as male and female characters can occupy the oppositely gendered narrative space." Jim's character perhaps opens up a territory of a possible lesbia...

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There is a big hunger for the open spaces for breathing. ... Keywords: Urban, space, city, design, architecture, graphics. ... My conviction is that, instead of giving precedence to examine these problems, the term Urban Space should be clearly defined firstly. ... The experience of open space is defined by their interaction with people, "yet in the late 20th century people tend to conceive of open space as an empty volume-4. ... II- OPEN SPACES A) DEFINITION OF URBAN SPACE Urban Space is geometrically bounded spaces by a variety of elevations between buildings in towns and other lo...

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Our tale starts off towards what was supposed to be end of a great weekend vacation in space. ... So they were floating off into space with no way of getting back. ... I just know I was meant to do so much more for my planet and its people. ... And with his last word cutoff, they lost contact with home and were lost out in space forever. ...

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Before starting my essay on Master Mies van der Rohe, I would like to appreciate this opportunity to view great exhibitions comprising his most of works. The most interesting thing for me was I could watch fine sets of Mies miniatures. ... In spite of his stylistic evolvement in light of scale and local methods, his consistent interest in glass and steel and modern space. ... It contains so many issues of his space interest such as a seamless flow between outdoor and indoor and freestanding wall made of glass and marble. Personally I could not like the space allotment at the MOM...

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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) have a modified KC-135A aircraft, which is used to demonstrate weightlessness. ... This information has brought to my attention another use of the airplane and the scientific research it provides. Science is one of my favorite areas of study, especially space science. I believe it's important that we keep people educated and interested with space science. Using this type of material only increases a person's interest in space. ...

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Im a man with a lot of passion, especially about my living space, so the place that Im going to describe is my precious city Malden. ... Only a few people share the whole living space and facility, so it's like you only pay the price for a single bedroom, but you can access all the property in this house. ...

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In my opinion, spiritual pressure is the most awful and unplesant killer because it can hurt my body chronically. ... Watching baseball games, building my muscles, and gardening are my favorite pastimes. ... Exercising my muscles can improve my physical fitness and make me look young. In modern society, it's not easy for people to find great space and much spare time to exercise, and building muscles in the gym is one of the most convenient ways to make you vigarous. ... When I garden my plants, I feel like that I help my friends with heart. ...

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Beside my career, I would like to study space and its unlimited quantity. If I had unlimited time and resources, I would set myself out to space with the person I value most. I would love to see where space leads. ... The most significant even in my high school life that has impacted my philosophy and my future plans is the SWEAT program 2003. ... This is my career. ...

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I want my dream home to be in the country, away from the city. ... As you walk inside my house , you will see that my home has one medium size living room,a small kitchen, and one dining room. ... The other bedrooms will be smaller than the master bedroom, they will consist of one closet and enough space to put in a regular size bed. ... It will have a lot of space to have guests over during the warmer seasons. ... Before you leave my dream home, you will pass by the garage. ...

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I would like my hours to be set, nine to five. ... I would feel like all of my time was being wasted traveling. ... I would like to drive my car there. ... Either way it does not matter to me how I get to my job but it needs to be no more then one hour distance away from my home. ... The film Office Space, helped me see that I need to figure out what I want to do and try it out before I put all my time I it. ...

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In my essay I have chosen to explore Red Dwarf' the long running Sci-fi Sitcom that has been BBC2's biggest comedy show. ... From the threat of mad scientists to aliens, artificial intelligence and androids, space travel and space wars! ... His film Trip to the moon' (1902) borrowed ideas from the novels of Jules Verne and H.G.Wells and presented a satirical view of space travel. ... From these opening lines you wouldn't believe that the show was a comedy but as they go through space they get into some strange and ridiculously funny situations. ...

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My architectural design problem is a Craftsman style home. ... The back yard has such a wide open space, you can add on a swimming pool. ... There is a huge kitchen sink, great space for when dishes are piling up. ... Almost half of the kitchen is open space for the dining area. ... The living space is a little over two thousand square feet. ...

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She asked if Mies would have been interested in doing so, to which Mies's reply was 'yes'. ... Mies described to Dr. Farnsworth a space that she could retreat to and enjoy the tranquil nature, without the stresses and strains of work and bustling city life. ... Six of the wide-flange steel stanchions support the central space inside the house, with the remaining two steel stanchions supporting the upper terrace/porch of the house. ... At this stage, the relationship between Mies and Dr. ...

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I have always been forced to live my life in my own personal hell. ... I have tried everything within my personal will to make my feelings vanish. ... I breathe her, I see her when my eyes are not open, and she is always in my thoughts. ... It consumed my intelligence, my judgment, my love, and most importantly, it consumed my life. ... I am forced to sit in a mental state where I do not exist in a sense that I do not take up space but I am left as air to watch the surroundings and regret not being able to place my feet on the ground. ...

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The late 1960's were a milestone in the space age. ... Tompkins would later use his study to review the Challenger space shuttle accident in his book, "Organizational Communication Imperatives: Lessons of the Space Program." ... This concept discourages the practice of "it's not my job." ... As the space program moved forward to the age of the space shuttle, Dr. ... He presided over the era of the space shuttles. ...

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The poem I felt a funeral, in my Brain by Emily Dickinson is a dream about the speaker's death. This is evident because of the capitalization of brain in the line "I felt a funeral in my Brain,"" In the poem the speaker does not only discuss the physical aspects of dying but also the process of mourning. ... The service is described to be like a drum and that is " beating "beating "till I thought/ My Mind was going numb "" Again, the repetition and the word numb shows how as they speak about her life the poet is aggravated that she has to leave it behind. ... The next li...

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