Essays on Human

1). Perfection knows no bounds. That is what nowadays scientists may think about their activity. Treatment of infertility concerns many people, in particular women. That is why there have been developed a lot of methods of how to solve this problem. PGD, choosing child’s gender, picking out negative genes, etc. seem to be a positive and desirable science discovery. Nevertheless, the question is what would be the individuality of a person? Following standards and having the opportunity of changing the human’s nature, one may create an ideal person and make others the same. We are all individual. How our society ...

The Space application programmes can be used for extracting solar energy through photo voltaic systems which are predominant in producing current from solar energy. The scanning mechanism provided by the satellites is being used by the scientists and general public to detect and monitor the deforestation rates via emission and reflection from the vegetation canopy. These programmes are being used to monitor forest fires, monitoring water and air pollution. These days as the alarming effect of climate shift is increasing there is a need of stringent space programmes to prevent the disaster especially which are avoidable otherwise. These programmes can ...

The ancient Greek art, particularly architecture and sculpture, influenced the culture of many nations. The Roman Empire derived its art from Greek models. The Conquests of Alexander the Great led to the interactions between Greek, Indian and Asian cultures, leading to the emergence of Greco-Buddhist art. Greek’s classical tradition, for a long time, dominated the western world’s art.

The Aphrodite of Knidos was sculpted by Praxiteles, at around 330BC. He was commissioned to create a sculpture of Aphrodite, the goddess, and responded by making two sculptures: one clothed and the other where Aphrodite was naked. It is believed that ...