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…The planet Mars has always been interesting to me, because it is such a big mystery to everyone. It is important the astronomer today learn more about Mars for one day that could be our “home planet”. Space exploration has always been huge, what…

…the famous psychologists who already have beliefs and others don't even question why we dream. So, why we dream is still a mystery.…

…to the south. Due to the natural instinct of man to explore, the explorers just that to figure out the mysterious Indians. The explorers later theorized that the Indians came from Siberia through a land bridge in the Bering Strait during the time when the water…

…the mystery man/murderer, with a prosthetic arm, also is after Harrison Ford later in the movie. Being a Hollywood film, the plot is beefed up a bit. Not only does that one-armed guy lead to bigger, more scandalous things, Harrison Ford is being prevented from…

…, mysterious Ocean of the Atlanteans, by Pillar of Hercules, or the Strait of Gibraltar. The Atlantic Ocean supposedly got its name from the Ocean of Atlanteans. The Greek philosopher spoke in his works Timaeus and Critias of a continent in the Atlantic ocean…

…. He was a romantic who enjoyed the mysteriousness and exoticness of the frontier. He favored the use of emotions over reason. Through his romantic writings, Cooper is able to captivate the reader and led them on journey through his imaginary world…

…people, these episodes feel like mysterious things, as if evil causes these things. On the other hand, Nightmares happen about 3 hours before people awake, moreover they happen during the time called REM. At this time, the pulse is not so fast as the night…

…root for him to stay alive. He had great motivation. When he does make it to shore and is about to see his wife, at the end of the story, we then realize that it wasn’t reality. If the owl remains a symbol of mysterious knowledge, perhaps it is a happy…

…are especially able to get this feel by looking at Shelley’s infusion of mortal phenomena with these abstracts. The first abstract, Power, comes to us in Part I of this poem. Power, is mysteriously introduced. It “floats through unseen among us.” Shelley compares…

…in jeopardy their fate after death; this is the primary concern of all religions, life after death and fear of the unknown. "For years we couldn’t talk about anything else. . .and it was obvious that we weren’t doing it from an urge to clear up mysteries…