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Intersections Art and Science

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                                                                                    Art and Science my two loves. When they are combined together  it is pure magic and alluring to the eyes and soul. Though these two are very complimentary to each other, they can also be very contrasting as well. As I was digging deep into the combination of these two ideas I stumbled upon a very compelling article. An article called How Art and Science Intersect by Zayan Guedim. What I found super fascinating was how he mentioned Steve Jobs. Zayan mentions how Steve Jobs was known for his artistically scientific approach to the Apple products that were created. As Zayan says Jobs considered computers as a work of art. I believe this 100%. In my eyes, the way the format and models of t...
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JPL Visit- Sophie Ungless

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Whenever I think of space, my mind always wanders to think about alien life, whether it be plants, animals, or other beings similar to us. When we watched the short film about our solar system and the places that could potentially support life, either now or in the past, my mind was going absolutely wild. Truth being told, my focus in regards to life off of Earth has been pointed at Mars because of all the missions to our neighboring planet that have been highlighted in the news. I had never thought about the fact that other planets’ moons could host life, until the video highlighted Europa.   According to NASA, a mission called “Galileo orbited Jupiter for almost eight years, and made close passes by all its major moons.” The satellite used its camera and other instruments on board that send back reports that determined that “Europa probably has a subsurface ocean with more water than the total amount found on Earth” (NASA). Since water is one of the three necessities...
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NASA JPL-Blog #6 Makayla Gallimore

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   Nasa JPL Trip    Blog #6      Makayla Gallimore  Wow this trip was so cool!I am so beyond grateful that I got the opportunity to go to NASA JPL!!! AHHH! I could not chose one thing to talk about so I will discuss the various exhibits at JPL that sparked my interest. From the moment I landed foot on JPL from the moment we left I was so fascinated by how JPL has evolved into something so advanced in technology and the understanding of the world and planet we live on.  What I found most interesting and cool was the clean room. To my discovery the clean rom has about 10,000 particles in the room and has about 1/2 microns or smaller of air particles in the room. There are air filters that make sure the air is as clean as possible. Nasa does not want to contaminate anything on the planets they visit so they keep everything very sterile. Currently Nasa is working on the Mars  rover. This mission is set to be r...
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