Enhance your learning space with our digital print featuring Antoine Lavoisier, the renowned chemist, in a charming children's book illustration. The quote "Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed" embodies his groundbreaking discoveries. Perfect for educational settings and science enthusiasts. Instantly download this unique artwork and ignite curiosity. Downloadable Artwork is an easy project and a great last minute gift. You can spend a little, make as many prints as you want, get them made into canvas art and give as a gift to anyone and everyone you please. This is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD set of coordinating art prints. Each folder contains printable JPG files in the following sizes. - 2x3 ratio files for printing: 24x36” - ISO ratio files for printing: A1 - 3x4 ratio files for printing: 24x32” - 4x5 ratio files for printing: 16x20” - 11x14 files for printing: 11x14" Each size can be reduced without loss of quality. ** Any textures, blur and other effects used the in artwork is intentional. ** Artwork position may vary slightly between different ratios to ensure a perfect fit. ** Please note that no physical item will be sent and the frame is not included. These are DIGITAL FILES ONLY. This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY. ** You can print this design at your local printing center or by using online printing services. ** These documents will not work well for common inkjet printers. I recommend using a laser printer for better quality results. ** Colors may vary slightly due to different monitor settings and it may appear differently in print than on screen. The final print quality will depend on the printer and paper used. ** This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY, commercial use is prohibited.
SCIENCE had its "age of wonder" in the Middle Ages through monks who made groundbreaking discoveries which could be lost as modern science "disparages" previous findings, a historian has warned.
Great Lost Discoveries III--Immortality by Fredric Brown Assessment One of the great pulp writers, Fredric Brown (1906-1972) combined a flair for the horrific, a quirky sense of humor, and a wild imagination, and published many classic novels in the mystery and science fiction genres. But he was also a master of the "short-short story," tales only a page or two in length, but hard-hitting and with a wicked twist at the end. Nightmares and Geezenstacks (1961) collects 47 short gems by Brown, ranging from science fiction to noir crime to horror, including the chilling and unforgettable "The Geezenstacks". Long unobtainable, Brown's classic collection returns to print for the first time in almost 40 years and is sure to please both longtime fans and those who are discovering this brilliant writer for the first time. (amazon) Great Lost Discoveries III--Immortality: Discoverer in 1909 sneaks into Sultan's harem onto sleeping couch of beauty, but she screams. This is teaching materials for a short story that would be considered nontraditional. The assessments included vocabulary acquisition, critical thinking questions, and recall or comprehension questions on one sheet. These questions come in the forms of a mixture of matching, short answer, and multiple-choice. By completing this sheet, the student will demonstrate an understanding of the material on multiple levels. The other assessment is a creative art sheet. The creative art sheet asks the student to use the details from the story and their own knowledge, experiences, and imagination to synthesize a totally new work, this is a picture that is a visual representation that recreates of a scene, character or maybe the student's use or view of an aspect of the story. Along with this picture the student will explain their work with a short explanation. The materials provided 1 worksheet 1 Creative Art Sheet Answer Key Links work until they don’t (they are not mine). Link to the story: http://1.droppdf.com/files/SO8WE/the-second-fredric-brown-megapack-27-clas-fredric-brown.pdf NOTE: I have decided to include the Word Documents that the PDFs are created from so that if you would like to customize the unit for your classroom you can. However, I have used formatting and custom fonts that are not standard with many versions of Microsoft office. This may mean that opening them with a different version of office or without the same fonts installed will throw the formatting off. If so it may take some work to adapt them in your class. I am including them as an extra and would ask that I am not rated on the usability of the Word Docs. Since they are not the finished product, but an extra.
Whether lost at the bottom of the ocean, tucked away in a library’s archives or hidden behind a kitchen wall, this year’s discoveries spanned an astonishing range.
New research reveals how an underwater 'lost city' has been found to be a geological formation.The ancient underwater remains of what was thought to be a long lost Greek city, found close to the holiday island Zakynthos, were in fact created by a naturally occurring phenomenon up to five million years ago.
Our team of experts round up a few of the best fossil discoveries of 2017
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From the eighties through the nineties, Associate Gerry Vassilatos combed through libraries, patent records, and histories to amass a broad collection of research that was matchless in scope and ambition. His efforts to find and renew interest in the lost and ignored scientific discoveries of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries have allowed an entire generation … Continue reading Gerry Vassilatos →
Not just by-products of busy nerve cells, brain waves may be key to how the brain operates.
Crows have gotten a bad rap throughout history. Think about it. A group of them is called a "murder." To get some insight into crows and perhaps set the record straight, we talked to Kaeli Swift. She's a lecturer at the University of Washington and wrote her doctoral thesis on crow "funerals." In an earlier version of this episode, we used the word "spooky" to describe crows. Because that word has a history of being used as a racial slur, we chose to replace it with the words "scary" and "creepy." Thanks to our listeners who helpfully pointed this out to us, and we apologize. You can learn more about this from our friends at Code Switch.
Research into human limb regeneration, allowing amputees to regrow lost limbs as if the injury never happened, has yet to experience a 'Chicago Pile Moment' in our history of medical science. However, this may greatly change in our near future as scientists probe deeper into the depths of human limb regeneration research and stem cell technologies, as new discoveries are made and the dots are connected, opening up a new era of medicine.
From uncovering a new dinosaur species to an extinct prehistoric society, here are 11 amazing archaeological discoveries!
Ruins from the lost city of Mardaman, which dates back some 4,800 years, have been discovered in the Kurdistan region of northern Iraq.
Perceptor is a scientist, one of the most astute minds the whole of Cybertron can offer. He is perpetually seeking the continued quest for knowledge, and his discoveries have repeatedly proven invaluable. Though his specialties lie in metallurgy, molecular chemistry, electrical engineering, and additional sciences closely concomitant to Transformer physiology, his thirst for knowledge has made him kind of a scientific jack-of-all-trades. One of Perceptor's most infamous mannerisms is the tendenc
Google Earth reveals more 50 geoglyphs dating back at least 2,000 years in northern Kazakhstan.
EGYPT – Secrets Found Sep 8, ’11 2:57 PM by Rob for everyone Slideshow Having a never ending curiosity and having wondered for many years, what would be the result if I had applied the …
What was one of the world's greatest undiscovered shipwrecks is identified on the Antarctic seafloor.
A U.S.-led research team may have finally located the lost city of Atlantis, the legendary metropolis believed swamped by a tsunami thousands of years ago, in mud flats in southern Spain.
O Atlantidě bylo už napsáno tolik textů, že to vypadá, že se už vlastně nic nového nedá napsat. Atlantida mě zajímala odedávna a v jisté době jsem přečetl vše, co se dalo a stále alespoň projdu vše…
