1. Gravity exists (Source of Knowledge: Physics)
2. Water is a polar covalent compound (Source of Knowledge: Chemistry)
3. The Munich Conference in which the Czech “sundentenland” area was “given” to Germany as appeasement was broken by The Third Reich (Source of Knowledge: History). 
4. In an equilateral triangle, all the three sides and angles are equal. Source of Knowledge: Mathematics
5. In the E flat minor scale, you have the notes E-flat, F, G-flat, A-flat, B-flat, C-flat and D-flat. Source of Knowledge: A piano. 

1. Vision: Vision is one of the most dominant senses for humans. It provides us with a vast amount of information about the shape, color, movement, and spatial relationships of objects. Our visual perception allows us to navigate our surroundings, identify objects, and understand the environment's layout.
2. Hearing: Hearing enables us to perceive sounds, including speech, music, and environmental noises. Auditory information helps us understand the direction and distance of sound sources and contributes to our awareness of our surroundings and potential dangers.
3. Touch: The sense of touch allows us to feel textures, temperatures, and pressures. Through touch, we gather information about the physical properties of objects, such as whether they are smooth, rough, hard, or soft.
4. Taste: Taste helps us distinguish between different flavors and detect the basic qualities of food and other substances. It's closely linked to our sense of smell, contributing to our enjoyment of food and our ability to identify potential dangers (such as spoiled food).
5. Smell: Smell is strongly tied to memory and emotions. Our olfactory senses help us identify different odors, and these odors can trigger powerful associations and reactions based on past experiences.
6. Proprioception: Proprioception is the sense that allows us to perceive the position and movement of our own body parts without needing to see them. It's what allows you to touch your nose with your eyes closed or walk without constantly looking at your feet.
7. Equilibrium: The sense of equilibrium, also known as the vestibular sense, helps us maintain balance and a sense of spatial orientation. It relies on the inner ear's receptors and contributes to our ability to move and navigate.

Political Cartoon: students to create a political cartoon that illustrates their opinion on the ethical implications of Oppenheimer's involvement in the Manhattan Project. The cartoon should use visual symbolism and humor to convey a message about the topic.

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Protest Poster: students design a protest poster advocating for or against the use of atomic weapons, inspired by the ethical concerns raised by Oppenheimer's work. Encourage them to use powerful imagery and persuasive slogans to convey their message.

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Character Sketch: students to create a character sketch of Oppenheimer (role play), portraying him in a way that reflects their interpretation of his personality, motivations, and ethical principles. They can use various artistic techniques such as drawing, painting, or digital art to bring the character to life.

make sure your works are connected with ethics, perspectives and tools in the context of scientific knolwedge.

You could visually show some of the ethical dilemmas faced by Oppenheimer and his colleagues. Did Oppenheimer and his team consider the potential consequences of their actions?

When it comes to historical figures, biased portrayals can either make them have a hero status or vilify them based on what the historian wishes to do. As a student this might influence your judgement of these figures, which could lead to people putting the wrong people on their pedestal.

This question is rather Debatable. History stands as evidence for events that took place before us. Multiple mistakes were made by superpowers, leaders, economics, politicians and socialist groups. History can be used as a way to avoid what happened in the past, a real life example for this is the Ukraine and Russia war. Although it is an ongoing conflict, the Ukraine and Russia war is progressing without interference by any other super power, which is bad because a country is facing major problems. However, when taking inspiration from history, super powers interference led to global conflict, like during world war 2, but that is being avoided here, So to some extent History can be taken as an evidence.

This statement is also challenged when the discussion on the Nirbhaya case comes forward. Post such a heinous crime, today, almost 14 years later, a similar crime took place. No change was made in the rape laws back then, and now there's another issue.

In conclusion, Overall history does have some significance and can be used as reference to avoid mistakes, however, it also has it's own flaws