history and science

can you guys tell me anything about the following topics please?

a stars time line
big bang theory
star formation
the nine planets
disk formations
planet formation
suns rotation
protostars
comets and asteroids



jackson
jacksonian democracy
slavery
slave markets
freed slaves
slaves
treatment of slaves
westward expansion
oregon trail
trail of tears
oregon country
texas country
important mountains and valleys of the 1800s

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

Play The Oregon Trail for more info.

Some people just don’t understand the Golden Rule.

Red_Calibur9 wrote: Play The Oregon Trail for more info.

lol what?

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

crys14 wrote:

Red_Calibur9 wrote: Play The Oregon Trail for more info.

lol what?

The Oregon Trail is the best survival/adventure game ever.

Some people just don’t understand the Golden Rule.

Red_Calibur9 wrote:

crys14 wrote:

Red_Calibur9 wrote: Play The Oregon Trail for more info.

lol what?

The Oregon Trail is the best survival/adventure game ever.

lol i need real stuff tho... do you know anythin at all about any of this?

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

Red_Calibur9 wrote:

crys14 wrote:

Red_Calibur9 wrote: Play The Oregon Trail for more info.

lol what?

The Oregon Trail is the best survival/adventure game ever.

Sound DBZ logic cannot be destroyed; the efforts of the so-called super elite will always be in vain. Have at thee Krom!

PEOPLE!!! please i need help on real stuff not the funnest game ever played.... but yeah i need this info by tomorrow

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

Politics and science... political science?

1indainfinite wrote: Politics and science... political science?

lol just a bit of both

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

I could tell you a crap load about astronomy, and so could James R. LeClair.

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Cid wrote: I could tell you a crap load about astronomy, and so could James R. LeClair.

what are you waiting for?!?!?!?!?!?!?

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

crys14 wrote:

Cid wrote: I could tell you a crap load about astronomy, and so could James R. LeClair.

what are you waiting for?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Mostly all the hidden knowledge to flow back into my head.

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Cid wrote:

crys14 wrote:

Cid wrote: I could tell you a crap load about astronomy, and so could James R. LeClair.

what are you waiting for?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Mostly all the hidden knowledge to flow back into my head.

tell mr.knowledge to hurry up!!! please

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

The trail of tears was I believe when andrew jackson was president and as you know he was an indian fighter. So he signed some papers to run out the indians from their homeland in the midwest, and a lot of them suffered since they we’re kind of treated like animals, a lot of indians died. They we’re walking for miles, and later it was called the trail of tears.
The westward expansion was when they built railroads which we’re called transcontinental railroads, which means trains would cross from the east to west. The trains would send supplies needed to expand “boomtowns”, “mining towns”, and “cowtowns”.. since miners we’re mining for gold and silver. That wasn’t the only reason for the westward expansion.. they would would want to build new towns, and cities, and since they had trains to transport people and prospectors and supplies to the west they could start new lives.

Why don’t you just say what you really want to say. - “please shut up, don’t make me think”. - Gplex

crys14 wrote:

Cid wrote:

crys14 wrote:

Cid wrote: I could tell you a crap load about astronomy, and so could James R. LeClair.

what are you waiting for?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Mostly all the hidden knowledge to flow back into my head.

tell mr.knowledge to hurry up!!! please

Well... Let’s see...

Choose one of the subjects from your science part thingy and I’ll be glad to explain as much as I know about it. It’d be easier for me to focus on one thing rather then them all.

Rise of Shinra

Cid wrote:

crys14 wrote:

Cid wrote:

crys14 wrote:

Cid wrote: I could tell you a crap load about astronomy, and so could James R. LeClair.

what are you waiting for?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Mostly all the hidden knowledge to flow back into my head.

tell mr.knowledge to hurry up!!! please

Well... Let’s see...

Choose one of the subjects from your science part thingy and I’ll be glad to explain as much as I know about it. It’d be easier for me to focus on one thing rather then them all.

oregon country or planet formations

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

The trail of tears was I believe when andrew jackson was president and as you know he was an indian fighter. So he signed some papers to run out the indians from their homeland in the midwest, and a lot of them suffered since they we’re kind of treated like animals, a lot of indians died. They we’re walking for miles, and later it was called the trail of tears.
The westward expansion was when they built railroads which we’re called transcontinental railroads, which means trains would cross from the east to west. The trains would send supplies needed to expand “boomtowns”, “mining towns”, and “cowtowns”.. since miners we’re mining for gold and silver. That wasn’t the only reason for the westward expansion.. they would would want to build new towns, and cities, and since they had trains to transport people and prospectors and supplies to the west they could start new lives.

Why don’t you just say what you really want to say. - “please shut up, don’t make me think”. - Gplex

www.wikipedia.org

Don’t take everything word to word. Tweak some crap, and they’ll never notice.

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SENSFAN wrote: The trail of tears was I believe when andrew jackson was president and as you know he was an indian fighter. So he signed some papers to run out the indians from their homeland in the midwest, and a lot of them suffered since they we’re kind of treated like animals, a lot of indians died. They we’re walking for miles, and later it was called the trail of tears.
The westward expansion was when they built railroads which we’re called transcontinental railroads, which means trains would cross from the east to west. The trains would send supplies needed to expand “boomtowns”, “mining towns”, and “cowtowns”.. since miners we’re mining for gold and silver. That wasn’t the only reason for the westward expansion.. they would would want to build new towns, and cities, and since they had trains to transport people and prospectors and supplies to the west they could start new lives.

thankyou!!!

“Sometimes i feel like a butterfly trapped inside a cocoon
wishing i could spread my wings and fly away”

a stars time line = Forms from cloud of dust and hydrogen and helium and other fun stuff, condenses due to gravity, pressure lights 'er up, eventually hydrogen runs out after millions of years, star gets significantly larger, then usually sheds outer layer and shrinks back down into a dwarf. (all depending on mass of star, I.E. can cause supernova, black holes)

big bang theory - Universe was compact as a superforce, then basically became unsymmetrical and blew up, creating the universe we have today. Explains red-shift as well. (expanding universe)

star formation - See above; bunch of dust collects into single mass and ignites due to pressure

the nine planets - Eight, technically. Mecury (hot as shit, closest to sun), Venus (even hotter, acidic atmosphere), Earth (we’re on it, duh), Mars (lots of copper in soil, possibly life existed before), Jupiter (biggest, gas giant, bloody huge, could have been a star if a little bit bigger [hypothesized]), Saturn (bigass rings, lots of moons), Uranus (tilted on it’s side), Neptune (blue, similar to Jupiter but smaller) and Pluto isn’t technically a planet anymore.

disk formations - Depends on the type; usually things pulled into gravity well and end up in an orbital fashion, creating a disk.

planet formation - Same as a star except a bunch of gases and/or rocks condense, and condense, and condense until a planet is formed

suns rotation - Well, same as any planet, circles around galaxy

protostars - Erm, early stars? Didn’t do much of this.

comets and asteroids - Basically created like planets but are much smaller and basically get pulled and propelled in a very long orbit around sun. Comets usually come from Oort cloud outside pluto, which, along with Neptune, often pulled comets into the long orbit around the sun.

Best I can skim over anyways, without extra research.