In conclusion, anaphora, the use of metaphors, and asyndenton all aid in President John F. Kennedy's speech that the United of States should extend the space program. The rhetorical devices used in the speech help persuade the reader into agreeing that the U.S. should press forward in the race to taking off into
Apollo 13 The Mission Insignia for Apollo 13 showed the god Apollo, representing the Sun, riding his chariot across the surface of the Moon to symbolize the Apollo Project bringing back new knowledge from the Moon. The two names chosen for the Apollo 13 spacecraft turned out to be very prophetic. The Command Module was called Odyssey from Homer and Arthur C. Clarke’s fictitious works. Lovell liked the sound and felt it was going to follow the dictionary’s description of a long and eventful voyage. The Lunar Module was called after the sign of the Zodiac and star constellation Aquarius, the water carrier, at times identified with Zeus pouring the waters of life down from the heavens.
When the Louisiana Purchase was bought in 1803, Lewis and Clark went to discover the mysterious territory and see the changes that could be made into something great we see today. The quote “He’s cleaning up his system to keep his nature pure,” is part of the act in industrializing and having the country look better. Our country America is on going in learning new thing and is in constant motion of changing. Even today in America we are still trying to come up with new inventions and keep our country clean and pure. America still strives to be something great and eye catching to other people around the world.
The Air Quality Monitor seperates different gasses in smokestacks and determins the amount of gases present so as to meet the smokestack emission requirements. NASA has also influenced our transportaion. A few of the benefits accosiated with these are: Aids to schoolbus design, better brakes, studless winter tires and improved aircraft engines. The school bus;s chassis was redone with NASA technology., making the vehicle safer in the event of an accident. Brakes have been improved with high temperature composite space material that helps improve the lining and strength.
NASA technology also has been adapted for many non-aerospace uses by the private sector. NASA remains a leading force in scientific research and in stimulating public interest in aerospace exploration, as well as science and technology in general. Perhaps more importantly, our exploration of space has taught us to view Earth, ourselves, and the universe in a new way. Every aircraft utilizes technology pioneered by NASA. New industries have been built on space technology, including personal computers, advanced medical equipment, communications satellites, weather forecasting and natural resource mapping.
Television has had a positive impact on how the presidential elections have set a course for the future since the 1960s, and in several various ways. The implementation of television into political affairs has not only allowed an opportunity for the people of America to obtain a clearer view of whom it is they’re allowing to lead the country as president, but also the ability to hold presidential candidates accountable for their actions, both in the past and present; resulting in an increased vetting of the candidates. During a campaign, it is historically evident that a candidate will discuss an irrelevant topic, yielding no beneficial value, in an attempt to appease his or her surrounding audience. The television allows people of all age groups to see for themselves what the presidential candidate has to say, allowing for no biased presidential elections. An example of this is President Lyndon Johnson’s 1968 reelection campaign.
The idea that time and space are merely conditions of our own animalistic instincts combined with intuition and life experiences opens the door to explore ideas of why humans seem to be in such a rush. By contemplating the human need for more time and space, this theory is obviously a huge step for human development. Kant made other contribution to science such as, the nature of the Earth’s rotation, in which he won an award, and the idea that the Milky Way was a large disk of stars. Kant’s theories trend more toward astronomy as a base for where he spent his time and one can see where his thinking about the creations of the galaxy would spin his thoughts to the idea of what is time. Nietzsche’s theories, although highly controversial, challenged the ideas of morality and the idea of God.
2. 3. Prequel: Before the Beginning Einstein said he could never understand it all: Planets spinning through space, The smile upon your face, Welcome to the human race! Isn’t it a lovely ride? James Taylor, American songwriter Comprehension Questions: Jot down brief answers here to ensure that you are getting key information (2-4 sentences max, or bulleted points if you’d like).
In own intentions to fight and overcome the roots of communism the 40th President of America was ready to take any sacrifices in order to realize the political objectives. It can be noticed within the optimistic phrases of President: “We'll continue our quest in space; there will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews and, yes, more volunteers, more civilians, more teachers in space; nothing ends here...” (Reagan). The intentions and aspirations to be ahead of Soviet Union in space industry played into Reagan's hands, although sometimes it was necessary to step over some human lives (Stuckey
That looks to me almost as spectacular as putting a man on the moon in 1969. With the progression of electronics to include DC motors, batteries, and new fuel cells we find ourselves in a technology age. To call an electric car a thing of the future I think is a little much; we must first take a look at our past. The future will always come, progression will also. But one of them will show more improvement then the other.