Robotics vs. Man: Exploring Space with Technological Developments in 60 Years since NASA’s creation

 Following World War II, the Cold War era found capitalist United States found itself locked in a technological competition with communist Russia not only to demonstrate military strength, but by extension, political and economic superiority. In 1958, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a public order creating a federal agency named the National Aeronautics and … Read more

Story Behind Gulf of Tonkin Incident: US Attack, Or Not?

 Gulf of Tonkin Incident August 2nd-4th, 1964 On August 2nd, 1964, the American destroyer USS Maddox is running a Signal Intelligence patrol in international waters near North Vietnam. 3 Vietnamese P-4 Torpedo Boats,T-333, T-336, T-339, who were part of the 135th Torpedo Squadron, approached to 10 nautical miles (11.5078 miles, 18.52 kilometers. The USS … Read more

How the United States Population Has Evolved since the 1700s – Geography,Politics and Demographics

 The United States has evolved over the last few centuries, this has had consequences to its people. The geography of the United States is important, particularly demographically with the different areas. Regions of America all have different political, socio-economic orders. It is important to think about politics and how where states are situated impacts … Read more

Abraham Lincoln is to Abolishing Slavery as Lemons are to Lemonade: A Study of Honest Abe.

 Abraham Lincoln is to abolishing slavery as lemons are to lemonade. President Lincoln’s memorial is great in size and stature; a grand marble building lined with pillars and a large open airway with a perfect view of the righteous president relaxing in a Romanesque platform just shy of twenty feet tall. The memorial echoes … Read more

Addressing Past & Present Genocide: Exploring International Intervention

 1 Uzair Sattar Professor Amanda Donahoe PJS 150 – Special Topics: Genocide 10/24/2017 INTERVENTION AMIDST ‘ACTS’ OF GENOCIDE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE Introduction On April 28, 1994, during a press briefing on the situation in Rwanda, State Department Spokesman Christine Shelly said: “…we have every reason to believe acts of genocide have occurred.” In … Read more

Secure Energy for Bulgaria’s National Security in 2030 – Measures to Mitigate Dependency on Russia

 Bulgaria has high energy intensiveness of GDP, 89%, higher than the EU average (considering the parity of the purchasing power). High dependency on energy resource imports, especially the dependency on natural gas, crude oil and nuclear fuel imports is full and totally has one country, the Russian Federation . Russia and Bulgaria have good … Read more

Uncover the Contributions of Int’l Trade to the Collapse of Civilizations in 1177 B.C. – Cline’s 1177 B.C.

 History is an important area of study because it supplies valuable knowledge and insight for current governing organizations regarding how to properly conquer threatening enemies, how to maintain control over the citizens a country, and how to maximize a country’s profits from increasing prosperous trade and sustaining a thriving internal economy. It is also … Read more

How Autonomous Cars, Powered by Clean Energy Will Revolutionize the Way We Live and Drive

 Ever since the first automobile was made back in 1885, people all over the world was fascinated by it. As an important symbol of the industrial age, the pistons-and-brute-force machine in an era that marks the exponential growth of our country. Cars conquered the daily culture of American life since the day it was … Read more

The Great Global Warming Swindle: Which Arguments are Convincing?

 In 2006, the An Inconvenient Truth was released to convince the public about human influence on recent climate change and its terrifying consequences. And the year after that, another documentary, the Great Global Warming Swindle, was released which hold the opposite viewpoint toward carbon dioxide-induced warming and criticized the An Inconvenient Truth. Before criticising … Read more

The threat of rising sea levels

Introduction Rising sea levels pose a huge threat to the well-being of all of mankind and for future generations to come. For millions of years, Earth’s climate was dominated by recurring ice age cycles, which consisted of long cool periods (glacials) where giant glaciers grew on the continental land masses at, and near, the Earth’s … Read more

Hazards of Globalization: Correlations Between Employment, Environmental, and Social Welfare

   Thouvenot 1 Edouard Thouvenot Professor Hammond RHET 110 10/29    Employment Hazard   ”To him that hath, more shall be given; and from him that hath not, the little he hath shall be taken away” said the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, and I believe it to perfectly represent globalization. Many countries were able … Read more