Space College Essays Samples For Students

Part I Question 2: Ontological arguments

Ontological arguments are a category of philosophical arguments that support the existence of God using ontology. There are many arguments classified under the category of ontological. Normally ontological arguments normally start a priory theory about how the universe is organized. The argument states that if it is true that the universe is organized, then it will give reasons as to why God must exist (Schlesinger, 85). They rationally support God’s existence. The ontological argument that God exists was first created in the proslogion of Anselm (1033-1109). Immanuel Kant was the first person to call the argument ‘ontological.’ Kant Continue reading...

Character identity

The movie ‘despicable me’ utilizes Gru as the main character to drive its story line. Gru’s self-concept changes from the super villain outlook on himself to an increasingly soft and children liking super dad. The transformation in his self concept helps build the story of the movie, however, his identity remains the same which helps the audience identify with him and recognize him as Gru, whether in villainy or in good causes. The physical identity of Gru is defined by many aspects. The size of the character is representative of him. Big and imposing, the size complements all Continue reading...

It has become part of the modern culture to ask children what they want to be when they grow up. Others say they want to be police officers, doctors, mail carriers, or even bus drivers. Notably, very many kids say that they want to be astronauts when they grow. Many argue that this answer is so common because of the adventure it promises, and the intriguing nature of their work. While most kids end up doing very different things with their lives, others follow the direction of their childhood dreams.
The cartoon’s artist explores the children’s common Continue reading...

Before the onset of the seventeenth century, the Middle East had dominated in the area of mathematical ideas. Many philosophers and scientists came up with compelling ideas in mathematics and proved many formulas in mathematics from the Middle East. Essentially, there were distinct factors that influenced scholars and philosophers from this region to be competent in mathematics and other scientific inventions as they were. However, in the onset of the seventeenth century, Europe replaced the Middle East, which had been vastly associated with mathematical discoveries. Europe thus became the new engine house of mathematical ideas from the seventeenth century . Continue reading...

Religious studies

A PHILOSOPHICAL DEBATE
Ever since the beginning of time, Man has strived to discover the secrets of the Universe. From Aristotle to Socrates to the modern philosophers, every curious mind has tried to divulge answers from Mother Earth in order to satiate their burning thirst for the knowledge. Philosophy has solely existed to answer questions related to reality, existence, values, reason and mind. Philosophy has been divided into many subcategories. They include metaphysics, ethics, logic, aesthetics and epistemology. Whereas logic is connected with reasoning, epistemology attempts to garner the nature and scope of knowledge. Ethics refers to the philosophy Continue reading...

Laptop Contrast Comparison Essay

In these times for those who are not submerged in technology matters, can result very difficultly to make the best decision when buying a new laptop. There are a lot of brands that manufacture laptops, different base software, and each manufacturer made different laptops, to cover different needs, and as it wasn’t enough around every 3 weeks a new laptop or upgrade comes up. This makes people to study very much at the time of getting a new laptop and analyzing what is the best option given the price in most times.
In the past two years a Continue reading...

Worldview

Worldview refers to a set of suggestions and proposals that a person holds and deeply influences the life of people with similar believes.
- The followers of Christian religion commonly regard their religion as a collection of ideas that may change their life and follow Christianity as a guideline to interact with society. Followers hardly comprehend their religion as a whole conceptual framework.
- Following are the few examples of worldview narrated by different authors.
- According to James Sire, the concept of worldview is just a conventional set of suppositions that one may hold of this world and Continue reading...

A Proposal for the Lease of a Commercial Premise:

Following being engaged as the exclusive broker for the Explorer Club, I have searched for a suitable building to lease.
The Explorer Club (EC) requires a premise to set up a small retail store (1,000 square feet) and a space in the same building for offices and an auditorium (50,000 square feet). It intends to lease for a period of ten years with two and three, five year options for renewal. Most of the promising buildings have ground leases which have been used to secure loans from a high risk lender, Fortress Financial Inc. In five to Continue reading...

It is a common norm for scientists to use “proofs” to describe the reasoning for various things. Scientists make use of these proofs to explain why something happens. For instance, geologists believe that the earth possesses an electromagnetic field that acts as a protector against destructive solar winds. These geologists have never really witnessed or seen this field, yet they strongly believe it to be the most plausible explanation of why the earth is protected from destructive solar winds. This analogy is comparable to the use of ‘proofs” by Christians to make strong arguments about God’s existence. When Continue reading...

Everyday upon awakening in the morning, I stretch my arms, legs, do a backbend, and head downstairs for a cup of tea. This is a ritual which results in me spending twenty to thirty minutes in the kitchen every single morning. I spend thirty seconds staring at the tea kennel waiting for the water to boil and then another twenty minutes waiting for the tea to cool, enjoying its deliciousness, and gazing off into the expansive landscape of my back and side yards. The effects of drinking tea, whether caffeinated or not, and taking this time out of my Continue reading...

The Mayan apocalyptic predictions of 2012 have long since passed, and civilization has essentially moved on from its portents of doom and gloom. However, with Gregg Braden’s Fractal Time: The Secret of 2012 and a New World Age, elements of self-help spiritualism and pseudo-math are combined to create a work of New Age spiritualism that, while certainly illuminating to the converted, will not successfully convince those looking for philosophies to the universe that require greater rigor. Looking at the book through an air of skepticism, Fractal Time fails to convince, poorly using its own research and loosely connecting Continue reading...

Abstract

1960s were the years of space exploration. During the entire decade, the USSR and the United States of America were competing in exploring the space. In the first part of the decade, it seemed that the USSR had the benefit. However, the second part of the decade changed everything. In 1969, the first men landed on the Moon – the Earth satellite.
However, this is only an episode in the United States Moon exploration program. In 1966 – 1967, there have been launched several lunar orbit satellites. The satellites were exploring landing sites, detecting the frequency of meteorites coming near the Continue reading...

Scientific thinking can be defined as the process by which individuals extend their knowledge through the formation of theory on the basis of observations or epidemiological arrays. The theory is then put to trial by dividing the entire population and the outcome or results given a broad view to the correct population via the course of inductive common sense. Before the hypotheses are implemented, the results must undergo an examination by the research planned on the argument that the theory may have substantial backing or be denied. There are six principles of scientific thinking namely: falsifiability, extraordinary claims, replicability, Continue reading...

The Mercedes group of companies is known for manufacturing various models. Mercedes is known for quality automobiles. It’s a German brand that has spread beyond the borders of Germany and into the seven continents. Any owner of a Mercedes is a proud owner because he gets value for his money. Some of the various models manufactured by Mercedes include: Mercedes CLA class, S class, E class, M class, and SLS class.
The Mercedes SLS class is as good as it gets. When you look at the picture, the first thing that captures a person’s attention, are the Continue reading...

According to Sobel (2008), an entrepreneur is a person who organizes, manages and takes up the risks of an enterprise or business. Entrepreneurship is that process by which a person discovers new methods of combining resources and making a profit. Based on this definition, there is one person who fits all the descriptions of an entrepreneur. That person is Elon Musik, a South African-born entrepreneur who has managed to start up a number of businesses. He is described as an inventor, investor and a business magnate. Under his name are businesses such as PayPal, SpaceX and Tesla Motors. Musik Continue reading...

Question one

It has been well established from research that non-verbal communication forms a critical component of communication. It is the passing of messages without the use of words. It can be employed using gestures, eye movements and use of voice. These non-verbal cues carry more information than the spoken word because they are reflex actions controlled by the brain. For example, they may convey a message that the speaker isn’t willing to say verbally because of the potential effect. Also, they may help someone in discovering a lying speaker. In the law, demeanor evidence is sometimes used to weigh Continue reading...

Gravity Movie Review

The movie Gravity is about a team of astronauts who are trying to fulfill their mission in the outer space. The film started a scene showing one side of the planet earth to introduce the whole movie’s theme as what shown in its movie trailer. The movie portrayed a not-so-typical story in which a viewer would feel the intense scenes.
The movie is about astronauts who are currently in their mission in the outer space when suddenly an emergency arise after the explosion of a Russian satellite. Doctor Ryan Stone, a medical engineer played by Sandra Bullock was Continue reading...

Abstract – The solar power technology has been under development for a long time. Solar power has been a sure source of energy for many people living in remote places. One area of concern has been the use of solar panels in tapping the solar energy. There is research going on in the way solar cell performance is enhanced. There are technologies that have been developed to enhance the tapping of the solar energy from the sun. One technology that is gaining attention of engineering researchers is the use semi-conductor material to manufacture solar cells. In this area, there are Continue reading...

The period from 1875-1900 in America served as critical transition point for many parties. During this time, former slaves adjusted to their compromised new freedoms, entrepreneurs pushed the boundaries of earning potentials, and those in western territories adjusted to being part of the country. However, one of the most ubiquitous plights was that of the working class in this time of challenging business, technology, and legislation. Life for the American working class at the end of the nineteenth held few material comforts, dangerous conditions, and uncertainty at the hands of business owners.
Life in that time had far fewer Continue reading...

Extracellular fluid and Intracellular fluid

Water represents 60% of body weight in males and 50% in females. However, this water contains a lot of soluble substances. The total body water in the body is divided into intracellular and extracellular.
Intracellular fluid is the liquid contained inside the cell membrane. It comprises of approximately 25-40 litres of fluid.
Extracellular fluid (ECF) includes all the fluid present outside the cells. The total amount of ECF is approximately 14 litres in a 70 kg person. Depending upon the location in the body, ECF is divided into the interstitial fluid, plasma, cerebrospinal fluid, intraocular fluid, lymph, gastrointestinal fluid Continue reading...

Life is not easy when living under the poverty line and more like a 150% effort is required each and every day. Working full time at job that pays minimum wage may provide enough money for a single individual, but it will certainly not for an entire family. Barbara Ehrenreich delves into the world of the minimum-wage workers in her book Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America. She seeks entry-level jobs and tries to support herself with the minimum wages from these jobs, for months at a time. Ehrenreich makes an agreeable and clear argument in Continue reading...

The websites defines space weather as “conditions in space that change from time to time.” This weather is not the same as the weather we define for the planet Earth (which is determined by temperature, air pressure, the speed and direction of the wind, etc) but they share some certain characteristics. The space weather circumstances can easily be modified by a number of factors, such as the changes in the sun’s radiations, the changes in the speed and pressure of the solar wind (a flow of charged particles), and the shift in the strengths and directions of the Continue reading...

Art & Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright, Glasner House, Glencoe, 1905 (Formalist Interpretation)

The interpretation or criticism of any work gives a new insight as it needs a thorough research with external as well as internal factors. One cannot interpret architecture same as the interpretation of drawing, painting or sculpture. It needs a completely different approach. This paper is about the interpretation of a residential building Glasner House, which was built in the beginning of the 20th century. The building was a residential architecture planned and developed by creative American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The architecture was one of the specimens of typical Prairie house. It was the symbol of the changing Continue reading...

Space travel involves sending manned and unmanned spacecrafts into the low orbits of the earth and space. Space travel has helped in the exploration of life on other planets such as Mars. Landing on the moon in 1968 was a major milestone in space travel which paved the way for manned space missions. This is a paper on space exploration. Special focus is given to the history, benefits, costs, and requirements for space travel.
Studies in space rocket development occurred in three countries simultaneously. Three scientists championed rocket engine development and these were Konstantin Tsiolkovski of Russia, Robert Goddard Continue reading...

The Copernican revolution is a paradigm shift from the Ptolemaic model of the universe that has postulated that the Earth is the center of the universe, a heliocentric model with the Sun at the center of our solar system. This event was one of the starting points of the beginning of the scientific revolution of the XVI century. Copernican theory was tantamount to a revolutionary restructuring not only in astronomy and science, but also in the methods of scientific research and knowledge. It has led to radical changes in the way of thinking of scientists, turning it from conventional Continue reading...

There are few directors, artists, and filmmakers in the relatively young history of cinema that can rival the stature and respect accorded to the Danish auteur Carl Theodor Dreyer. Born in Copenhagen in February 1889, Dreyer was initially a journalist who ventured into the realm of cinema as a writer of screenplays for the blossoming Danish film industry. His reputation and enduring as one of the greatest film directors in the history of the medium hinges primarily in the fourteen feature films he made between 1918 and 1964 (Monty 7). Ib Monty observes that “[i]n Denmark he was Continue reading...

Basket of Apples a still life painting made by Paul Cézanne in 1895. The painting measures 65 x 80 cm, and the artist used oil on canvas fabric. The painting portrays a basket that seems to be spilling apples, and there is a wine bottle and a plate of cookies. The painting shows a disjointed view of the objects in an unbalanced position.
- The painting has diagonal, curved, horizontal and vertical actual lines. Horizontal lines symbolize stability of the surface while discontinuous to symbolize the edges. Diagonal lines on the basket and the cloth imply movement and Continue reading...

A telescope is a device that makes it possible to view distant and faint objects as though they were near (Telescope, 2009). The discovery of the telescope and subsequent improvement in technology has gone a long way to transforming the way we view the universe. Telescope helps in viewing distant planets, stars, and heavenly bodies. To understand the mechanisms of operation of a radio telescope, it is important to initiate by taking a look at its discovery as well as the events that potentially led to the discovery. The essay will take a look at how the discovery and Continue reading...

Zen Buddhism is a branch of Buddhism that focuses on the importance of mediation and oneness with other people and the universe. Alan Watts was partly responsible for introducing Zen Buddhism to the Western World. In this series of short talks, Watts begins by discussing how he is not a Buddhist, nor does he mean to “sell,” Buddhism to his audience. This itself is an aspect of Zen Buddhism. Unlike a few other Religions, such as Islam or Christianity, Zen Buddhism does not actively seek to gain followers.

In the segment titled, Appling, Watts expresses the idea that we Continue reading...

Built 18 Centuries ago, the magnificent ancient priceless Patheon is one the grandest architectural structures of all time. Its structural features suggest the perfection of its design and beauty. It was as a result of renovations and reconstructions after the great fire in Rome in AD 64 when Nero was Emperor. It secretly contains volcanic ash in its walls among other unraveled secrets.

The Temple

After several reconstructions, the Patheon today maintains a dome shape. Like other world biggest ancient domes such as the Turkey's Hagia Sophia, Santa Maria del Fiore (Florence Cathedral), St. Paul's Cathedral in England and Germany's Reichstag, Continue reading...

Religion and science are more connected than people in general actually think they are. In the Middle Eve Galileo Galilei was accused to be a heretic because of his assertion that the earth is not the center of the universe, as it moves around the orbit of the sun (Eppur, si mueve) (Galilei in Gibbons 109), later on his heresy was proved scientifically correct. The eternal being that Clarke’s Cosmological Argument is founded on has also been explained scientifically as the Big Bang theory, the beginning of everything. From that primordial explosion star dust spread and it continues Continue reading...

English

Introduction
The job profile of an interior designer is perfect for anyone who is interested in the art of decoration and designing. A person who is an interior designer is highly creative in his outlook and has the resources and skills to innovate. I thought to write this paper to understand what skills are needed to become an interior designer and also what is the financial aspect of the interior designing process. According to me interior designers are individuals that are creative, practical, well organized, have skills in drawing and computer aided design (CAD), project management and are well Continue reading...

Introduction

One of the frequently asked questions in astronomy is, “are we alone in the universe?” It is hard to believe that we are alone in this universe that is home to billions of stars and innumerable planets and satellites. The astronomical community is divided into two groups in the matter of opinions on this. According to one group of astrophysicists, there are many earth-like objects existing in the universe, and it is only a matter of time before we find out our neighbors. A few astrophysicists, on the other hand, cherish the notion that life on the earth is Continue reading...

Today we all depend on smart phone devices, from our Car’s music system to our washing machines, all our devices have processing chips to help us live our lives better but have you ever thought where from the journey begin? How powerful was the first generation of computer and how big it was? Computers have transformed from room size to wall size, from wall size to desk size and from desk size to desktop size in the period of about 90 years!
First Freely Programmable Computer: Build in 1936, first freely programmable computer was designed by Konrad Zeus Continue reading...

Looking up to the sky has been one of the most important activities of humans. Early civilizations are finding answers to their theological principles in the stars while others look guidance as they travel (Rosenburg & Russo, np). Astronomy is a vital part for the foundation of the religious beliefs and concepts of most of the early civilization. They view astronomy as a tool or as a backbone to their religious, social and cultural beliefs (Sprajc 87). Curiosity and hunger for knowledge have been the fuel for mankind to search answers in space. The significance of astronomy to life could Continue reading...

The basic point of the Jain confidence is to immaculate the spirit, which is possible just by taking after the teachings of the Jinas. Jains accept that the 24 Jinas uncovered the fundamental truths of the universe and gave direction to arriving at liberation from the cycle of resurrection.
Indian canvases and original copies delineate the sacrosanct universe of the Jain religion.paintings made for adherents of Jainism, a religion that rose nearby Buddhism in the sixth century BC, are among the most outwardly striking of all Indian workmanship. They incorporate expansive and vivid maps of the universe, delineations of Continue reading...

Transgender and Intersex Individual

In the present day society, many people do not rely on their assigned gender, or sex, at birth to define themselves. Male and female are not the only genders that humanity must embrace. Normal, as the community dictates, is when a relationship is anchored to the idea that it is only between a man and a woman. Normal is when you grow up as what kind of genital you have upon being born. With this kind of conception of normality, exclusion of some members of the society is being prominent for these members do not commit to the ideals Continue reading...

- You are at a park watching some children playing 25 feet away from you. Your friend taps you on the shoulder to ask a question. as you turn to look at your, who is standing 2 feet away, what changes will occur regarding the pupils, muscles and lenses of your eye? Explain.
For protection, the pupil will minimize light entering by reducing its size and for function the lens becomes rounder in order to have high refractive power ensuring the light coming from all directions bends enough to hit the back of the eye and produce an image. This Continue reading...

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Philosophy

The Renaissance period found a good deal of interest in the physical world (Weckowicz 53). In 1510, Leonardo da Vinci developed several theories on the nature of the universe. In 1528, Jean Fernal, the French physician, calculated the size of the Earth. Nicolas Copernicus, a highly qualified Pole, observed motions of heavenly bodies, though he was not a practical astronomer. He found that heliocentric theory was more practical; Earth is actually rotating in an orbit around the sun. He retained many concepts of older theories such as spherical and finite universe, and perfectly circular shape of heavenly bodies. Continue reading...

When deciding to adopt a pet, a person usually needs to consider his or her preferences, as well as the possible changes in the lifestyle. While many people know whether they like cats or dogs more and are, thus, guided by this factor in their decision, there are also those, who do not have a preference, and this is the time when such people need to consider cons and pros of owning one or another. Although both cats and dogs are both the most popular choices among other pets, they differ greatly in their attitude toward the owners, their Continue reading...