Scientists

There are scientists who still believe this to be possible. There has really been no clear evidence to indicate that they are mutually exclusive. Only opinions, assumptions and conjecture that varies depending on the scientist you are talking to. There has been nothing discovered by science that would indicate there not being an intelligent designer. There have, however, been many discoveries that do point convincingly to intelligent design.

Marie Curie was one of the most famous scientists of the 19th century. she discovered radium and polonium. she helped carry medecin in the vehicle which she herself drove during the great war. because of her today we have found a way to elimate cancer.

study of all material substances, especially at a crime scene using DNA and such.

The Lake Volta is a man-made lake. Created after the River Volta was dammed at the Akosombo gorge.

Lake Volta from space....

The lake is in Ghana and is the biggest in the world but the forth biggest by water volume.

The lake was formed by the Akosombo Dam, which began in 1961 and completed in 1965.

Because of the formation of Lake Volta, about 78,000 people were forced to move to new towns and villages, along with 200,000 animals belonging to them. About 120

buildings were destroyed.

It has a storage space of 124,000,000 acre-feet of water, Lake Volta It is about 250 miles (400 km) long and covers 3,283 square miles (8,502 square km), or 3.6 percent of Ghana's area....

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There are many famous scientists in the U.S. and worldwide. A few examples of famous scientists are as follows: Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, Marie Currie, Galileo Galilei, James Clerk Maxwell, Charles Darwin, and Max Born.

Two of them would be the Nobel laureates, Norman Borlaug and Thomas Cech, agricultural scientist and chemist respectively, from the wikipedia list of people from Iowa.

What distinguishes science from irrational belief is that scientific theories must be falsifiable. Falsifiability requires testing predictions which are made using scientific theory. A prediction that checks out adds support to the theory whereas a prediction that does not check out means that either the theory is faulty and needs modification (or scrapping), or that the theory was not used properly in making the prediction.

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The list of theoretical physicists throughout history is countless. Robert Oppenheimer helped develop the atomic bomb. A few of the most notable are listed. Albert Einstein developed the Theory of Relativity. Blaise Pascal did important work in the areas of fluids, pressure, and vacuums. Sir Isaac Newton developed theories in motion and mechanics. Max Planck developed the quantum theory. Werner Heisenberg developed the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.

A Forensic Scientist and A Csi Forensic scientist are the same there is no change in what you do. The only change is where you work.

Both. You must work in the office to design new outfits, and out of the office for photo shots and meetings with clients.

Gugliemlo marconi went to work in Italy in a little room and that's where he worked on expeirements and inventions and that's where he went to work.

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Tesla's design varied from that of Faraday in two major ways. First, he used a magnet that was bigger in diameter than the disk so that the magnet completely covered the disk. Second, he divided the disk into sections with spiral curves radiating out from the center to the outside edge. Edison had nothing to do with this invention and in the other side of the coin, Frank Julian Sprague improved designs for a spring-loaded trolley pole.

An easy way to memorize any subject is to make it meaningful and, well, memorable! For example, think back to the first day of school. You didn't know anyone, but had to learn names, what they liked/disliked, what they enjoyed/hated, etc.

It's the same with learning biographical (life) information about any famous person. Like your best friend at school, at first you only know the famous person's name. But, information can include a birth date (and death date), where the person lived, what they did in life (their likes), and whether they got any awards for their work.

Try to have an imaginary conversation with the "subject", in this example a famous scientist. Ask him/her questions (hint: use questions for the facts you must learn). Imagine the scientist telling you about his newest discovery and when he made that discovery.

Write a (pretend) letter to the scientist-- you won't mail the letter, it's just a learning method. Ask him all the same questions for the facts you need to remember. Now, pretend that you are the scientist who just received this letter full of questions. As you pretend to be the scientist, write a reply that answers all the questions! Use your book or notes to look up the right answer so you (playing the scientist) can answer the letter. Now, you have a letter with the specific questions, and a letter with the answers. Use both to study for tests.

An important key to learning is to make it fun! Think of different ways you (or you with your friends) can learn facts without it being boring. For example, two or three friends can write and act out a play about a famous person or events in history.

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Edward Teller, the physicist, is the one that springs to my mind because he is associated with the hydrogen bomb. For others see the wikipedia list of physicists or various other lists of scientists.

Aristotle's classification of animals grouped together animals with similar characters into genera and then distinguished the species within the genera. He also divided animals in a 2-group and 3-group system. The 2 group system was blood and bloodless and the three group system was in terms of their movement: walking, flying and swimming (land, air or water). As can be seen such a system is too simple to classify the amount of animals we have today and so Aristotle's system became less useful. Just think for a moment, with a system so simple how would the millions of microorganisms found today be classified? By: A 2007 UWI Student Aristotle's classification of animals grouped together animals with similar characters into genera and then distinguished the species within the genera. He also divided animals in a 2-group and 3-group system. The 2 group system was blood and bloodless and the three group system was in terms of their movement: walking, flying and swimming (land, air or water). As can be seen such a system is too simple to classify the amount of animals we have today and so Aristotle's system became less useful. Just think for a moment, with a system so simple how would the millions of microorganisms found today be classified? By: A 2007 UWI Student

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Athletic trainers work both inside and outside. They work with collages , high schools,and sometimes with thlets that need help on their exsercising .