jueves, 26 de noviembre de 2015

MYTHS ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF THE CREATION-CHINESE MYTHOLOGIC.


Chinese Creation Myth: Phan Ku - P´an Ku

Pangu is the first living  being and the creator of all. This myth explin us how P´an Ku was hatched from a cosmic egg. Half the shell is above him as the sky, the other half below him was the earth. The myth explain that he grew taller each day for 18, 00 years, gradually pushing them apart until they reach their appointed places. After all this effort P´an KU falls to pieces. His limbs becom the mountains, his blood the river, his breath the wind and his voice the thunder. His two eyes are the sun anf the moon; and for last the parasites on his body are humans.











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MYTHS ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF THE CREATION-NORSE MYTHOLOGY.

The Creation of the World in Norse Mythology


This mytholgy explain that  before there were the Earth, the sky or anything. There were only a place called Nilfheim, which was in the nothern region of Ginnunngagap, was homeland of the element of ice; Muspelheim, which was in the south region of Ginnungagap, was the homeland of the element of fire; and for last in the middle of this two places was Ginnungagap that was a vast emptiness ang great void.

Elivagar are the rivers which existed in Niflheim at the beginning of the cosmos. Elivarg was flowing down the mountains to the plains of Ginnungaga, where it solidified to frost an ice, which gradually formed a very dense layer. And from Muspelheim came lava and sparks into the great void Ginnungagap. In the middle  of Ginnungagap the fire melted the ice and it began to drip cusin the creation of the Jotun called Ymir. While Ymir sleep, two more giants grew under his arm ( one male and on Male), and a third appeared of his legs a son Thrudgelmir.  

Also from the drip a giant cow called Audhumla was created, who proporse was to fed the Jotuns. This animal fed herself on a block of salt ice, and while she was liking on the rock something strange happen, the first god appeared who was called as Buri.

Buri had a son called Boor and he got married to Bestla, a Jotun woman. Bor an Bestla had threes sons: Odin, Vili, and Ve.

The three brothers anoyment by the fact that the Jotuns were outnumered. They decided to kill Yimir, because they wnated to erradicated all the Jotuns and the only solution was to kill him, due the fact that he was still conceiving new Jotuns. At the end of the battle they killed Ymir, and only a couple of Jotuns survived: Belgelmir and his wife.

The three brothers created the world "Midgard", with the remains of Ymir. Then they created the humans, when they found two logs: one from the Ash tree and other from the Elm tree. Odin gave th logs spirit and life; Ve gave them movement, mind and intelligence; and Vili gave them shape, speech, feelings, and the five senses.With this the first two human had been created: the man eith the name of Ask and the women with the name of Embla.


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jueves, 19 de noviembre de 2015

SCIENTIFIC THEORIES ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE-STEADY STATE UNIVERSE

THE THEORY OF THE STEADY STATE UNIVERSE

The steady state universe was proposed by Sir James Jeans in 1920,  revised by Hermann Bondi and Thomas Gold and developed, to deal with the big bang hypothesis, by Sir Fred Hoyle, where it explained that the universe is always expanding but maintaing a constant average density and  continuous creation of matter. This theory  in other words states that this type universe would be infinite with no beginning or end. However this theory was incorrect thanks all the evidence found since the mid 1960s, such as the observations made by Edwin Hubble about the expantion of the galaxies.


Diference between the big bang theory and the steady state universe theory:




References: 
Tate, K. (2014). Alternatives to the big bang theory explained (infogtaphic). Recovered from: http://www.space.com/24781-big-bang-theory-alternatives-infographic.html




SCIENTIFIC THEORIES ABOUT THE ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE- THE BIG BANG

THE THEORY OF THE BIG BANG

This theory was first born with a Belgian priest named Georges Lemaitre, who suggested the big bang theory in 1920s, when he therorized that the universe began from a single primodial atom. Then this therory had more recogniton by Edwin Hubble´s observations, wich explained that galxies are speeding away from us in all directions, Finally the theory was given more reputation because the discovery of cosmic microwave radiations by Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson.







Basiclly this theory stablishes that nearly 14 billion years ago, there was nothing. Then suddenly, due a random fluctuation in a empty void, a universe exploded into existence. A subatomic particle inflated to unimaginanly huge size in a very brief period of time, driven apart by a negative pressure vacuum energy. 









References:
Tate K. (2014). Alternatives to the big bang Theory Explained (infographic). Recovered from: http://www.space.com/24781-big-bang-theory-alternatives-infographic.html

National Geographic. (no date). Origins of the universe. Recovered from: 

UNSOUNG HERO-OF THE WEEK

Maria Feodorvna Romanova-Usoung Hero


Maria Feodorvna.

Story:

Maria Feodorvna was empress of Rusia as wife of the Tsar Alexander III. She is recognized as a unsoung hero, because she helped save a life with just altering the writting of a death sentence. Her husband Alexander was going through a list of suspected traitors and criminals, and in one of those name he wrote a death sentence-Pardon impossible, to send to Siberia-. Maria changed this death sentence to -Pardon, imposible to send to Siberia- saving the life of a man with just a comma.


Reference:

Malone, A. (2013). 12 Unsong Heroes Who Will Inspire You To Be A Better Person. Recovered from: http://www.buzzfeed.com/ailbhemalone/unsung-heroes-who-will-inspire-you-to-be-a-better-person#.ti7KzJ7xL

lunes, 2 de noviembre de 2015

Weekly Upload: How to write cool?

Emotions



In a witing there are two important main points to consider our intention towards what we are going to write and the language style we would choose to write in our writing. This part is very important because determine the way you are going to transmite your ideas to the audinece that it´s going to read your text. Ofcourse also we have to take into consideration our vocabulary and grammar into our writing, because this element are essential two transimite the right tone of message you want to to give to your audince.

Especificly emotions are the ones that help us build our text just the way our mind or imagination did, this is because doesn´t matter if their are sinonims,  each of them express a different type deepness.

  • Affection.
  • Agitation.
  • Agony.
  • Amazement.
  • Anger.
  • Anguish.
  • Annoyance.
  • Anxiety.
  • Arousal.
  • Bitterness.
  • Bliss.
  • Cheerfulness.
  • Disappointment.
  • Dismay.
  • Dread.
  • Ecstasy.
  • Elation.
  • Excitment.
  • Fear.
  • Gloom.
  • Greed.
  • Glee.
  • Guilt.
  • Homesickness.
  • Hysteria.
  • Jelousy.
  • Loathina.
  • Outrage.
  • Rage.
  • Remorse.
  • Scorn.
  • Sympathy.
  • Woe.
  • Wrath


Weekly upload: INTERESTING GRAMMAR FACTS PART 2

Grammar Facts 2

Relative clauses:

Defining relative clause:

  • Describes exactly which person or thing we mean.
  • No comma.

Non-defining relative clause:

  • Contains extra information.
  • A comma at the end of the relative clause and in the begining.

Compound Nouns:

Noun + Noun= general used to refer to familiar thing.
  • The second noun shows the main class of noun, the first noun shows the type.
  • The first noun is used kind of an adjective, so is normally singular.
  • Are words for people, animals, places, things, or ideas, made up of two or more words.

Estructure:

  • One word: two words join.
  • Hyphen: two words divided with a hyphen.
  • Space: two words that mean one and are separated by a space.

Glossory:

  • Cellar: A room below ground level in a house, often used for storing wine or coal.
  • Dizzy: Having or involving a sensation of spinning around and losing one´s balance.
  • Fuss: A display of unnecesary or excessive excitment activity or interest.
  • Derive: receive from.