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  • Why humanity needs to use Nuclear Energy

    Nuclear and Climate Change Recently, Climate change has been  considered  one of the biggest problems for humanity in the 21st century, and many environmentalists say that we should use renewable sources such as Solar and Wind. But, should we use renewables? According to Pew Research center and Gallup, an  increasing number Americans think Nuclear is…

  • World War Maps

    The World War 1 Map, the World War 2 Map, the Cold War in 1980, and the World War 3 Map. The World War 1 Map The World War 2 Map The Cold War in 1980 The World War 3 Map

  • The Corner Podcast-Episode 1

    Sorry for the uhh’s, stammering, shortness, and other problems, I’m still figuring this out.

  • The World War 3 Map

    Unless for the past several years you have been living under a rock, or you just never keep track of global geopolitics, then you probably know about the very tense position that the world is in today. So, to give you a better understanding, I made a possible map of the world if World War…

  • Napoleon, Conqueror and Emperor

    Napoleon Bonaparte was one of the most famous generals in history, and later a self proclaimed emperor of France. A brilliant military strategist, he won several battles, until his final defeat in Waterloo. But how did a little boy from the dreary Island of Corsica become one of the most famous generals in the world?…

  • Pioneer Journal

    Entry one-April/14/1844: To whoever finds this journal: My name is Caleb Smith. I am 12 years old, and I am currently on a wagon to Independence, Missouri, with my younger sister and older brother. My younger sister is half my age, and is named Hannah, and my older brother, who is 14, is named Levi.…

  • Superstorm Sandy

    “We’re used to having occasional flooding.” said Don Reipe, a Broad Channel resident. We’re used to high tide based on new moons. I normally stayed because I have an upstairs, but this time it was clearly going to be different from Irene or the other storms. I put everything up as high as I could,…