Scientists

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Extrasensory perception is not believed by scientist, because they do not

understand how it works. And, people with this gift are frowned on for us not

to believe in them. They should be scientifically studied. They say the air force

is trying to get fighter pilots to talk to each other, by using esp while in flight and in battle. Love, Carmino Seranni

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Rene laennec created the stethoscope in 1895.

I want to be a scientist so what kinds, i mean my parents are telling me which scientist do you want to be they told me theirs a lot to choose from so i came here

what type of scientists are there?

That was a very rude answer so I deleted it....=) anyways I don't think that you are stupid for asking that question as a matter of fact I had that same question until a few minutes ago and decided to share what I found. lAlexander Fleming lived a normal Scottish childhood. He had a country house with a large farm. When they were not at school Fleming and his brothers would enjoy the outdoor activites. They played shooting games without guns and hunted without them too, but they were accompanied by an old dog. There was a pact between them that whoever put his hands on the hind legs of the animal first was the rightful master. And they invented their own indigenous methods for hunting. They also made a little money by selling peewit's eggs to traveling salesmen. Fleming loved every aspect of the farm life, including sheep-shearing. And when he got older he took part in sheep-shearing competitions. In a childhood accident in a school playground left him with a broken nose. For the rest of his life, he looked more like a battered prizefighter than a medical man. Of course this is all from the internet not my words. I hope this is what you were looking for. Sources: http://www.worldofbiography.com/9054-Alexander%20Fleming/life.htm http://www.workersforjesus.com/fleming.htm

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Albert Einstein completed his formal education in Europe and was never a student at Princeton University. He had a faculty position at the Institute for Advanced Study, an independent institution that leased office space from Princeton University in those days. Einstein was never an employee of Princeton University.

Sharks and Rays belong to the class Chondrichthyes, the cartilaginous or non-bony fishes.

He often used a kite to hoist one end of an antenna high into the air to boost its effectiveness.

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Yes and No. Some scientists think that aliens don't exist, some do. If they do, then they also obviously believe in them on other planets. What do you think? I think that they do exist, why would us humans be the ONLY ones on planet Earth?

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Yes, many things.

First and foremost as an adopted adult, the number one priority in my adoptee rights activism life right now is to get my records unsealed by the state of California. Sealed records is a very controversial topic, it is a violation of the adoptees civil rights and human rights to be denied access to our original birth certificates. Mothers who surrendered their children to adoption are coming forward and saying they were never promised secrecy and even if someone did give them an unlawful promise, its not the courts obligation to uphold such promises. Access to our original birth certificates doesn't guarantee us a reunion and isn't about a reunion, its about equality for adoptees. Its a civil rights issue. Only 6 states honor adoptee's unconditional access to their records.

Another "hot" topic I've been reading about on various sites and something that has always bothered me personally is the difference in prices of adoption fees according to the race of the child. Apparently white infants are in the greatest demand so they have the highest adoption "fees." I am biracial, so I was cheaper than the white babies, but more expensive than the full blooded other races.

Another controversial adoption topic is informed consents to adoption by the mothers and fathers who are surrendering their children. The baby scoop era was full of forced surrenders and horrifying accounts of women being drugged, babies being drugged and never given the opportunity to stay together as a family on the pretense of protecting us from the social stigma of children born out of wedlock. The present industry has developed a different type of coercion of pregnant girls and women. (Books: "The Girls Who Went Away" by Ann Fessler and "The Baby Thief" by Barbara Raymond).

Women aren't being given informed consents to adoption. They are being told that two parents are better than one mother. They're not being told of infant trauma caused from loss of mother. They're not being told about sealed records for the adoptee decreasing chances of reunion, nor are they being told that open adoptions aren't even enforceable by law. They're being told how wonderful, heroic, and beautiful they are for considering adoption at one of the lowest points of their lives. The only support these women are getting is support to see that the pregnancy continues to delivery and then placing the child with the adoptive parents. There is really no actual emotional support for the mother. It is deception and unfortunately by the time our mothers realize this, it's too late because revocation periods are usually less than 30 days.

Many unnecessary separations are taking place to fulfill the demand of newborn white infants. Not only is this terrible, but it's taking the focus off of the children who REALLY need loving homes. There are over 100,000 children in foster care today who desperately need and want a home. They need stability, security, love, food, clothing and support so that one day they can go on and take care of themselves in the world. Foster care adoptions cost next to nothing in most states. But there aren't waiting lists for foster kids or children of any color except white.

A lot needs to be changed in adoption. The industry in America is in dire need of bulldozing and complete reconstruction. While Australia's system of adoption isn't' perfect, we could definitely learn a lot from them. No matter where you stand on adoption and adoption issues, the first five years of a child's life are critical to their learning abilities, emotional development, and personality. The optimal circumstances for the child must be addressed as soon after birth as possible. A child can't wait for society to get it right.

Yes, there have been many famous scientists from Ireland. Here are just a few: William Rowan Hamilton, Ernest Walton, Nicholas Joseph Callan, Robert Mallet, William Thomson, Ernest Shackleton and many others.

The simple answer to your question is yes, of course they do. Morality and science is an extremely broad topic. It is likely that morality among scientists mirrors morality among any other group of humans. Some scientists may operate by the sole rule that the ends justify the means. Some fantastic scientific discoveries can be used for both good and bad purposes. Some scientists use falsified information to support their studies solely for personal gain. Others dedicate their lives to improving the world and the lives of its people.

Fundamentally moral purposes have usually driven scientific projects: improve the human condition, relieve suffering, cure diseases, improve health, increase food production, empower people, etc. However, there have been some scientists for whom no moral boundaries existed. Think of the scientists in Nazi Germany who performed cruel experiments on human beings.

J. Robert Oppenheimer was a brilliant scientist chosen to lead the Manhattan Project- the American project assembled to build the atom bombs that were unleashed on Japan, marking the end of World War II. Oppenheimer, like many other scientists involved in the development of nuclear energy suffered personal anguish later in life over the destructive power that he helped to unleash on the world.

There are many interesting online sources that address issues of science and morality more in depth.

Th Hebrew University of Jerusalem was not founded by Albert Einstein, it was founded by Dr. Chaim Weizmann. Dr. Weizmann was a Jewish man born in Russia in 1874. He was a biochemist, an adviser to the Allied forces in World War I, and was eventually appointed head of the Zionist Commission sent to Palestine by the British Government, known as the Balfour Declaration. The British Government proposed a Jewish settlement in Uganda, but Dr. Weizmann opposed it and suggested the creation of a Hebrew University in Palestine instead. In 1925, the university opened in Jerusalem and Dr. Weizmann was chosen as the first honorary president. He eventually became a prominent leader in the Zionist movement in Europe and in Palestine. He later became president of Israel which he served until his death in 1952.

Although Einstein was not the founder of the University, he was among the First Board of Governors for the University, along with Sigmund Freud, Martin Buber, Haim Nahman Bialik, Asher Ginsberg (Ahad Ha'am), Dr. Judah Leib Magnes, James Rothschild, Sir Alfred Mond, Nahum Sokolov, Harry Sacher and Felix M. Warburg.

A scientist should look for the most recent and reliable information from their fellow scientists. The best way to get recent information is to go to the people who have most recently gotten it.

cells came from nonliving things

It was the Germ theory.

the similarities between cat rat and bat are that they are from the kingdom animelia and phylum mamalia.

Niels Bohr is the scientist whose model of the atom is now accepted as the most accurate atomic structure. His Bohr model, which incorporates quantized energy levels and elliptical orbits for electrons, was a significant advancement in understanding atomic structure.

to make a hypothesis must include if the and then the ex. if the salinity of the water increases then the more brine shrimp will hatch

Its a vague question. But maybe Forensic Anthropologist is what you're looking for since this is in the Bones tv show section.