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Hidden Figure- Winter show case - Dorothy Vaughan

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Dorothy Vaughan was a mathematician. Rarely seen as the face of a space progammer, Vaughan's contributions were vast. As well as being the first African-American to receive a promotion at NASA. Vaughan served as the first African American manager at what would become the National Aeronautics and

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Was the light bulb such a good idea that it became the symbol for a good idea?

T he bulb's success became more and more noticeable, some photographs of Thomas Edison next to his invention (the light bulb) stood out in the public's eye. The bulb came to stand for all of Edison's talent . But it was the early twentieth-century cartoon, Felix the Cat, that cemented the idea of a light bulb as a new idea. So it is not that the light bulb was such a good idea that it became the symbol for a good idea it's that the cartoon used Edisons invention to spark that idea.

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The light bulb, it is an incredible invention made by Thomas Edison and his crew of inventors in 1880. The light bulb has created and shaped most of the world's society and way of life. The light bulb was not just invented by Thomas Edison.

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A number of factors contributed to the United States' decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan. One reason was Japan's unwillingness to surrender unconditionally. Japan wanted to keep its emperor and conduct its own war trials and did not want to be occupied by U.S. forces.

What was the outcome of it?

The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ended World War II, but Hiroshima alone killed an estimated 80,000 people.

In August of 1945, the United States was still fighting in World War II against the nation of Japan. Having been told about the successful Trinity Test of an atomic bomb, President Truman decided to drop an atomic bomb on Japan on August 6, 1945. It was his hope that the power of the bomb and the damage it would cause might be enough for the Japanese to stop fighting and surrender. So, an atomic bomb named "Little Boy" was dropped on the city of Hiroshima in Japan. It killed about 80,000 people when it blew up.

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A number of factors contributed to the United States' decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan. One reason was Japan's unwillingness to surrender unconditionally. Japan wanted to keep its emperor and conduct its own war trials and did not want to be occupied by U.S. forces. What was the outcome of it?

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Roots of Racism Through History: Race is a term to describe people of a kinmanship- whether it is their common attributes, skin color, or genetic heredity, as a way to justify a new economic system of capitalism. Although not a valid biological concept, it corners people in a box as a socially constructed concept that has advantages for some and not, (denies it).
The idea/concept of 'race' evolved with the two terms 'white' and 'slave' by Europeans in 1500's then brought to the Americans in the North. These words' meanings changed into new ideas.

Over centuries, the false claim that white people are born smarter, capable, and more human than those who weren't, became an accepted norm.

Although they are wrong, at the time they felt that Indians were 'savage' people and 'Subhuman' Africans and 'White' men were different from each other.
After the slave trade had ended in January of 1808- people of color were still treated unfairly and people who weren't, kept prejudice against them.

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The Struggle of Racism - Roots of Racism

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Roots of Racism Through History: Race is a term to describe people of a kinmanship- whether it is their common attributes, skin color, or genetic heredity, as a way to justify a new economic system of capitalism. Although not a valid biological concept, it corners people in a box as a socially constructed concept that has advantages for some and not, (denies it).

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We've learned that William Higinbotham was one of the people to help make the first atomic bomb during WW2. After the war, he worked at Brookhaven National Laboratory which is a nuclear research facility located in New york. Every year thousands of people visited and Willam wanted a way to keep people entertained and he came up with the idea. He made a sketch of what it was going to look like and teamed up with Robert Dvorak an engineer and made the first video game Tennis For Two which is also the first two-player game.

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We've learned that William Higinbotham was one of the people to help make the first atomic bomb during WW2. After the war, he worked at Brookhaven National Laboratory which is a nuclear research facility located in New york. Every year thousands of people visited and Willam wanted a way to keep people entertained and he came up with the idea.

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NHD 2022-2023 Apollo Missions Tech By Tim, Finn, and Tristan - Made with Clipchamp_1668663191420 (1).mp4

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The Titanic hit the iceberg on April 14th 1912 at 11:40 PM. Overall throughout the day, there had been many warnings from nearby ships about the iceberg, but the Titanic had ignored all of the warnings and didn't slow down or be careful.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. worked hard to bring greater equality to America and ensure civil rights for all people, regardless of race. Notably, he brought publicity to major civil rights activities, emphasizing the importance of nonviolent protest.

Martin Luther King Jr. Made some of the white people change their lifes and think back. He gave everyone flashbacks. A couple weeks/months later he was pronounced dead.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. worked hard to bring greater equality to America and ensure civil rights for all people, regardless of race. Notably, he brought publicity to major civil rights activities, emphasizing the importance of nonviolent protest. Martin Luther King Jr. Made some of the white people change their lifes and think back.

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The DE Havilland Comet was manufactured in 1950 in the united kingdom by DE Havilland. The Comet prototype first flew in 1949. It had an aerodynamic clean design with four Ghost turbojet engines in the wings, only one of these made 10,500 lbs of power!

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By Luke Rathbun, Nahum Lemma & Rodney Marshall

Who made the Runaway Mine Train?

Ron Toomer, Ed Morgan, Karl Bacon were the 3 main designers for the Runaway Mine Train

"If it weren't for people like Ron Toomer and other Arrow pioneers coasters wouldn't be anywhere near where they are today." (coasterbuzz)

Why did Ron Toomer help design the Runaway Mine ride?

Ron Toomer met a co-worker who was a previous welder with Arrow Development during his stint in the space program. He then joined Arrow Development in 1965, one year before the Runaway Mine ride roller coaster was made. He was hired to work on the Runaway Mine Ride. If Ron Toomer never joined Arrow Development, roller coasters would most likely not be as modern as they are now. When Ron Toomer designed the first ever steel roller coaster, that wasn't the only roller coaster he designed. He designed over 90 roller coasters for the world, (93), the most notably being the Runaway Mine ride. The Runaway Mine ride impacted the world in mostly good ways as some people do not enjoy roller coasters and some find them thrilling.

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By Luke Rathbun, Nahum Lemma & Rodney Marshall Who made the Runaway Mine Train? Ron Toomer, Ed Morgan, Karl Bacon were the 3 main designers for the Runaway Mine Train "If it weren't for people like Ron Toomer and other Arrow pioneers coasters wouldn't be anywhere near where they are today."

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Marilyn Lovell, wife of Apollo 13, astronaut, Jim Lovell, "It just feels like a dream." What I want to convey is they were almost in their own crazy NASA space program - that they had this equally hard role of keeping the home fires burning bright and projecting this perfect American family image to the world, but I think they certainly enjoyed it. It was the most exciting time of their lives. "

The wives of the crew of Apollo 13 was very nervous that the husbands were going to die and they knew that they had to take on more responsibilities.

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Vincent NHD Winter showcase Project Apollo 13 - The Family of the Astraunts

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Marilyn Lovell, wife of Apollo 13, astronaut, Jim Lovell, "It just feels like a dream." What I want to convey is they were almost in their own crazy NASA space program - that they had this equally hard role of keeping the home fires burning bright and projecting this perfect American family image to the world, but I think they certainly enjoyed it.

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NHD Winter Showcase - Flush Toilet - who invented it

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in 1596 sir john herrington invented the flush toilet

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T oday we are trying to prove that the attacks of 9/11, although they were terrible tragedies, helped us improve and expand our national security which has mad e us and traveling a lot safer.

The creation of new government department, DHS, or the Department of Homeland Security After 9/11, our President ordered that a new department of security should be created. It was the DHS.

Seal Team 6's assassination of Osama bin Ladin. Or when NATO activated Article 5 for the first time in History. Assiination the leader of the terrorist organization caused that organization to crumble and we are now safer.

US Patriot Act Oct 2001, President Bush passed the USA Patriot which gave our government and its law-enforcement agencies the ability to use surveillance to track terrorism.

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T oday we are trying to prove that the attacks of 9/11, although they were terrible tragedies, helped us improve and expand our national security which has mad e us and traveling a lot safer. The creation of new government department, DHS, or the Department of Homeland Security After 9/11, our President ordered that a new department of security should be created.

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"Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (U.S. National Park Service)." National Parks Service , U.S. Department of the Interior, . www.nps.gov/people/martinlutherkingjr.htm

"Martin Luther King Jr." Biography.com , A&E Networks Television, 13 Jan. 2021,

www.biography.com/activist/martin-luther-king-jr .

"Martin Luther King Jr.: Who Speaks for the Negro?" Martin Luther King Jr. | Who Speaks for the Negro? , whospeaks.library.vanderbilt.edu/interview/martin-luther-king-jr.

"Martin Luther King, Jr.: America's Library - Library of Congress." Martin Luther King, Jr. | America's Library - Library of Congress , . www.americaslibrary.gov/aa/king/aa_king_subj.html

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - Bibliography

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Chernobyl was the biggest nuclear energy plant disaster, leaving permanent damage in Ukraine, including lots of countries surrounding it.

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By : Oluwatobiloba Ayanda

Opinion

The Amazon Rainforest is a precious place home to lots of unique animals that can only be found in the Amazon Rain-Forest. The Amazon Rain Forest should be pretending.

Reduces air pollution

Trees absorb toxic chemicals from the air. This reduces air pollution. But because people are cutting the tree and that increases air pollution.

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By : Oluwatobiloba Ayanda Opinion The Amazon Rainforest is a precious place home to lots of unique animals that can only be found in the Amazon Rain-Forest. The Amazon Rain Forest should be pretending. Reduces air pollution Trees absorb toxic chemicals from the air. This reduces air pollution.

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Nuclear weapons were made to be able to do what soldiers could not like invade faster and create more chaos and destruction.

And if some people are not informed very much nuclear weapons are big bomb that will detonate when hitting the ground creating a a massive mushroom cloud in the air and missive levels of radiation as well as many deaths and sickness. We can take Chernobyl as an example one the nuclear reactor that their nuclear power plant had exploded and that radiation made that place inhabitable.

But we can recall as well what happened to the Japanese Empire in 1945 after attacking Pearl Harbor the us sent a message of freedom to them by destroying the main cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki after words other countries started to make and create nuclear weapons.

The soviet union made weapons and started to test them a year after the attack on Japan after the Japanese Empire had been spared and it became North and South Korea and Japan. when the URRS had dissolved Russia had taken all the weapons while Ukraine and Belarus declared their selves nuclear free.

The UK,France and other countries started to make some nukes for their army and "protection" and this had started by 1961.

1962 Cuba stated that they are free from any nukes.

1964 china conducts its first ever nuclear test and 10 years later India conducts their first nuclear test.

In 1986 Israel's nuclear programmer was discovered there that had made over 200 nukes.

to be accurate this will only have a major event not the small one but we might list some.

Africa,Ukraine and South Asia become nuclear free from 1995-96

An estimate of how many people die from nuclear weapons is about 91.5 million in war time and by mostly from a war crime mostly done and known as collateral damage.

But actually there are countries who use nuclear weapons as a threat to others and say that they will start a war if they don't get what they want just like a baby crying for a toy one and only one doing that is North Korea and some countries have started to agree that is they do that again there will be a conflict no matter what.

Other countries just made and keep on making these weapon for defense and offence but is not a good idea because what is one those weapons just explodes in the middle of being made well no more weapons why because one explodes all explode

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Nuclear weapons were made to be able to do what soldiers could not like invade faster and create more chaos and destruction.

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The Technological Revolution of the ENIAC by Milo Kalandiak and Bryant Johnson

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The Technological Revolution of the ENIAC by Milo Kalandiak and Bryant Johnson

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The Eniac: Shaping Future Generations.mp4

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Dear Beatrice; The Lifelong Feud Between Two Columnists

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Dear Beatrice; The Lifelong Feud Between Two Columnists

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Victor Vescovo’s “The Five Deeps” Expedition

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What did undersea explorer Victor Vescovo find on the bottom of each of the world’s 5 oceans? The answer may shock you…
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