Nature Essays

The first line of the “SignalMan” is, ” ‘Halloa! Below there!’ “. The signalman looks away confused. As this is what the ghost had said the signalman is cautious about the source of it. This is the visitor. This already adds a tense atmosphere, as the signalman is afraid and cautious of the new visitor.You […]

Charles Dickens was an author famous for his full-length stories, although he wrote a few short-length ones too. One of those was the “The Signalman” written in the mid 19th century. The genre of this story is horror, and creates an atmosphere which is spooky and eerie. The Setting. “The Signalman” is a story written […]

Both of these stories are set in the Victorian era and were written before 1914. The Dickens story explores the introduction of railways, while the other story shows how scientific theory began to replace mystery and how Victorian people started to embrace rational thinking. “The Red Room” uses a dark castle in a remote area […]

Macbeth is a famous Shakespearean tragedy written around 1606. It is based on a true story but is generally interpreted as a moral tragedy rather than a history. It traces Macbeth’s fall from ‘prosperity to adversity’1 after his encounter with the witches. Macbeth was extremely ambitious and this characteristic is what made him Thane of […]

Through out Unforgiven, visual, sound and setting elements are used to create meaning. This is especially true in the final sequence in which visual elements illustrate the meaning and state of beings of characters and the situation. The closing sequence involves William Munney living up to the perceptions made of him through out the film […]

The first extract is ‘Jaws’. It was adapted from a novel by Peter Benchley; it was directed by Steven Spielberg and scored by John Williams. It was released in 1975. The second extract is ‘Alien’. The screen play for ‘Alien’ was written by Don O’Bannon; it was directed by Ridley Scott and scored by Jerry […]

Before we start to investigate the possibility of life beyond earth, we must first define life. The oxford English dictionary defines life as- “the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth and functional activity”. So, life can be seen as a body of mass that has senses, can […]

The purpose of this experiment is to conduct deferent experiments that will Illustrate the different gas laws. We will be given a list of equipment need to perform the experiment as well as general rules to help us do the experiment. We will investigate three properties of gases pressure, temperature, and volume. By doing this […]

The sunlight passes through the glass windows of the car and heats the alarm Inside. The hot air Is trapped Inside the car by the windows and does not mix with cooler outside air. How would things be deferent if the cars windows were left open? Answers will vary. [If the car’s windows were left […]

An instrument that calculates atmospheric pressure is called a barometer. This measures the weight of air present in the atmosphere and there exist two main types: mercury barometer and aneroid barometer. An aircraft commonly uses the aneroid barometer for altitude measurements and weather predictions. A drop in pressure or low pressure signifies turbulent weather, while […]

The purpose of Carbon Credits The concept of carbon credits pertains to the elimination of current C02 or C02e emissions from the atmosphere. This includes the sequestration of carbon from forests, tree planting endeavors, as well as the minimization of potential C02 or C02e emissions. Renewable energy sources and energy efficiency initiatives can replace the […]

Discuss (1) the various options available for carbon abatement, their merits and weaknesses, and (2) the role government and business have to play If the methods are to achieve their objectives. Major Assignment Tutor: Mrs Mitrabinda Singh Major Assignment Global warming Is a complicated Issue faced by leaders of today. Warnings are becoming increasingly amplified, […]

Ozone, also known as O3, is composed of three oxygen atoms, while the oxygen we inhale, O2, consists of only two atoms. In the upper atmosphere’s high region called the stratosphere, light rays cause oxygen molecules to separate into single oxygen atoms. These individual oxygen atoms are highly reactive and can combine with breathable oxygen […]

Scientists at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, including Richard D. McPeters and his colleagues, have expressed concern about the reappearance of the ozone hole in Antarctica. The ozone hole this year appeared earlier than expected and was larger but thinner compared to previous years. On September 19, it reached its largest recorded size, covering […]

Both Bangkok and Seoul are well-known cities in Asia. Bangkok is the capital of Thailand, while Seoul serves as the capital of South Korea. They are also major commercial centers for their respective countries. This report will compare and contrast various aspects of these cities, including their location, climate, economy, and population. A significant difference […]

It is almost always a matter of change in temperatures in the environment that causes many meteorological processes to occur. The changes in temperature of air can course many succeeding events to happen which will predict the type of weather in a given time frame.

In the year 2100, the planet Earth will be completely uninhabited. No life forms can ever exist in our planet as the atmosphere is no longer conducive to humans, animals, plants, and other species. Nature will take its course and find a way of rehabilitating Earth. This will be the bleak scenario if humans continue […]

‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’ is essentially a novel about one man’s tragic relationship with a country. The main character Changez is a Pakistani student who builds a very strong relationship with America. But as Changez says ‘…it is not always possible to restore one’s boundaries after they have been blurred and made permeable by a relationship…’ […]

Robert Boyle, a philosopher and theologian, studied the properties of gases in the 17th century. He noticed that gases behave similarly to springs; when compressed or expanded, they tend to ‘spring’ back to their original volume. He published his findings in 1662 in a monograph entitled The Spring of the Air and Its Effects. You […]

The Montreal Protocol, an extension of the Vienna Convention for Protecting the Ozone Layer, is designed to protect the ozone layer by stopping the production of various substances believed to be responsible for its degradation. This global treaty was opened for signatures on September 16, 1987 and came into force from January 1, 1989. The […]

Wind is caused by differences in atmospheric pressure created, in large part, by the unequal heating of the earth’s surface by the sun. Air moves from a region of higher pressure to one of lower pressure and this movement is wind. Any difference in pressure will cause wind, but the greater the difference the stronger […]

Most films need to be full of action and tension. This makes the audience continue watching. If these films did not have any action or suspense then nobody would continue watching it all the way through. Also it needs to be interesting so that the audience wouldn’t fall asleep half way through. It needs to […]