Free Essays on 2001 Space Odyssey

  1. A Space Odyssey or a Regret?

    Space Odyssey or a Regret? The great canine cosmonaut, Laika was launched for the space mission in the Sputnik 2 on November 3, 1957. The world had already witnessed the launch of world's first satellite, Sputnik 1 in October 1957. These series of events soon gained worldwide popularity as they were...

  2. technology

    He makes good use of reliable sources to add credibility to these acquisitions and even includes excerpts of the popular Hollywood film, 2001: A Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick. By the end of this article, Carr ties all this information together to introduce his thesis, which is that our primary...

  3. The Cinema Is Truth, 24 Frames Per Second

    how many are later revived; so we assume the worst). In some cases it is this imagination that inspires the happening. It is thus made true. (2001 space odyssey severely influenced the Mission Man on Moon, or for that matter ideas/gadgets from simple movies are made true) Movies tend to explore “what...

  4. What Is Robotics?

    production was in 1921 of Rossums Universal Robots by Karel Capek. Movies that Robots were in are: Bicentennial Man, Short Circuit, Blade Runner, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Alien, Star Trek, Robocop, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Star Wars, and The Terminator. Bicentennial Man came out in 1976 and was directed...

  5. Is Google Making Us Stupid

    make you better. According to Carr, having an artificial intelligence attached to our brains is an unsettling idea. He makes reference to 2001: A Space Odyssey, how the supercomputer HAL had more human emotions than the human figures who portrayed almost robotic mannerisms in the film. The continuous...

  6. The Creation of Destruction

    that it could be better off without humans. Countless movies, plays, and books have been made about this idea like Rossum’s Universal Robots, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and iRobot. The plot usually begins much like The Matrix. Morpheus states how it all begins efficiently when he describes the birth of artificial...

  7. Space Program and Business in India

    Space Program and Business in India – Legal Perspectives Shashi Sharma* Table of Contents Introduction………………………………………………………………………………………..1 I. The National Space Program of India………………………………………………. 2 A. Background …………………………………………………………………… 2 B. International treaties and agreements applicability...

  8. The Honda Odyssey

    changed when the Civic was introduced as a two-door coupe in 1972, followed by a three-door hatchback later that year. The Civic offered incredible space efficiency in a little car that achieved more than 40mpg on the highway. The Civics’ early models typically had the basic AM radio, two-speed wipers...

  9. Rethinking the Space of Civil Society in Singapore

    Moving Beyond the OB Markers: Rethinking the Space of Civil Society in Singapore Lenore Lyons James Gomez Sojourn: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia, Volume 20, Number 2, October 2005, pp. 119-131 (Article) Published by Institute of Southeast Asian Studies DOI: 10.1353/soj.2005.0015 For...

  10. Agency, Time and Space = the Performance Matrix: a Conceptual Topography

    Stephen Ibbotson Agency, Time and Space = the Performance Matrix: A conceptual topography 1.1. Abstract In this paper a short overview of the Performance Matrix (PM) concept will be presented in respect to the performative dimensions (temporal and spatial) of social phenomena. For this purpose...

  11. Strangers Are Just Friends You Have Not Met Yet

    Different cultures view hospitality differently. Some cultures view the home as a private space and rarely allow visitors to enter whereas others, like the ancient Greeks, invite guests in and give them everything they have to offer before even knowing them. Hospitality was so important to the ancient...

  12. Blue Ocean

    Ocean Strategy Introduction In the business world, there are two types of business space which consists of Red Ocean and Blue Ocean. Red Ocean space is where all the competition sits, the known market, in this space businesses try to beat their competitors to seize a bigger portion of the present demand...

  13. dfdsfsd

    Lightning Blue light is scattered more than other wavelengths by the gases in the atmosphere, giving the Earth a blue halo when seen from space A tornado in central Oklahoma Main articles: Atmosphere of Earth, Climate, and Weather The atmosphere of the Earth serves as a key factor in...

  14. The Odyssey

    stories about a Greek god can be linked to the past, present, and future. Specifically, in Homer’s Odyssey, values and concepts are addressed that are easily applied to our lives’ today. In the Odyssey, love, hope, and courage are only just a few things that are portrayed in this myth. We see this with...

  15. Case Study for Science Park

    (40 acre) • capacity - about 2215 persons • no. of user - 10 million / year • parking provided - 815 nos. with additional space reserved for 25 nos. chartered bus parking • architectural value - futuristic and high-tech form, as landmark of Calcutta, modern complex...

  16. Odyssey.

    The Treatment of Women in Homer's Odyssey Judged by modern Western standards, the treatment of women by men in Homer's Odyssey can be characterized as sexist. Women in Homer's Odyssey are judged mainly by their looks. If important men and gods consider a woman beautiful, or if her son or husband...

  17. God and Goddesses in the Odyssey

    obliged to take the full responsibility of their actions. The leader of the Olympian gods is Zeus, King of the gods and the ruler of mankind. The Odyssey written by Homer uses characters of Greek mythology to make the story more like a fantasy and use of imagination. “The gods are presented in a more...

  18. Hospitality Odyssey

    Craig Ramsay 3/19/2013 English 211-002 Hospitality Hospitality in Homer’s story The Odyssey is a dominant theme in the epic poem. Throughout the poem, we are given many situations in which hospitality plays a key role in events that transpire and unravels during Odysseus heroic twenty year journey...

  19. Alterutopia

    ALTERUTOPIA What are the coordinates of an image in a mirror? The body occupies space and space, between atoms, occupies the body. We are familiar with the idea that we circulate through space, moving from place to place. To think of places moving around inside of us is not so commonplace. I must...

  20. Uses of Robotics

    robotics is developed on different plan. On the scientific level where the robots can make all that the human ones was unable to do it like The "Odyssey IIb" submersible robot whitch was developed by research scientists at M.I.T. for ocean exploration on the indistruel plan, the robots can make many...

  21. the odyssey

    “The Odyssey: Who Is More Of The Hero, Penelope Or Odyssey?” To many people, a hero is a strong person who has his own apparel. Heros are normally out saving people and fighting crime. It will take a lot more things to make a good hero. Some of those traits are, he leaves on...

  22. The Odyssey Historical Relevance

    Historical Relevance Homer’s incredible epic The Odyssey was set in the Bronze Age which burgeoned from the sixteenth to the twelfth century BC. The time setting of The Odyssey is very much relevant to the context time frame of our course, “World Civilizations to 1500”, discussing many aspects of the...

  23. Odyssey

    Standard in the Odyssey The Odyssey has several examples of the double standard between men and women during Ancient Greek times. Even though this took place a long time ago it is also seen today. The so called battle of the sexes has been going on since the beginning of time. In the odyssey the role of...

  24. Ottoman Empire

    Odysseus Homer's epic poems, The Odyssey and the Iliad, have left an impression on western society that has lasted for over two thousand years. These two works are widely held to be the beginning of Western Literature. Countless poets and artist have been moved by the different characters in these...

  25. Lester Electronics

    addressing the fact that he was being rewarded for good behavior (Thornton, 2005). Kilts improved shareholder wealth since he began with the company in 2001 and refuses to apologize for a successful disposition (Thornton, 2005). However, Kilts will apologize for the need for pay cuts in order to keep costs...

  26. Odyssey: Obstacles and New Worlds

    ODYSSEY ESSAY Some people have such ambitions, that they will keep going until they reach the success they yearn. Thus, having to get over the obstacles needed that they shall encounter along they journey or path to success. In Homer’s epic poem, The Odyssey, the main character, Odysseus has to overcome...

  27. Odyssey: a Journey to Home

    The Odyssey tells a story of a man named Odysseus who is trying to find his way home to Ithaca. Although I have read only half of the Odyssey I can tell that the Odysseus is a dynamic character. Odysseus learns how to conduct his life and lead his crew from the challenges and obstacles that he faces...

  28. My Future Paper

    In 5 years, I would be living in Lake Orion, MI with a girlfriend, and no kids. I would be done with school after 2 years at 0.C.C and working at odyssey industries as a cnc machine programmer. In my spare time I will be going to the gym to stay in shape, and also be a huge football fan if the old NFL...

  29. Hospitality in the Odyssey

    Hospitality in the Odyssey A central theme throughout Homer’s poem the Odyssey is hospitality. Hospitality to the Greeks had a special meaning. The Greeks treated every guest to the home with great respect and honor and if you were a guest in someone’s home you in turn were to treat your host with...

  30. Revenge in the Odyssey

    this essay will look at revenge in the Odyssey, where it is one of the main themes. Many times in The Odyssey, Poseidon wanted revenge on Odysseus. For example, the first time Poseidon had a problem with Odysseus was after their success at the Trojan War, when Odysseus proclaimed that he was the reason...

  31. Hospitality in the Odyssey

    Hospitality plays a major role in Homers timeless epic, The Odyssey. It is shown as one of the strongest motifs referred too throughout the epic. True hospitality is defined as the kindness and welcoming of one into another’s home; showing the person true care and providing for their needs, an exceptional...

  32. The Odyssey 7

    knowledge through his adventures in his travels. However, these traits and Odysseus' ability are constantly challenged by the temptation of women. In the Odyssey, countless examples of these kind of temptations reveal the importance of gender and the role of women. Odysseus' shows the importance women play with...

  33. The Odyssey - the Unnoticeable Hero

    The Unnoticeable Hero In most epics, the hero seems to die at some point during the story. In The Odyssey, Odysseus encounters many trials and tribulations throughout his journey back to his native land of Ithaca, however he never ends up meeting a pleasant or even a cruel death. Is the passing of...

  34. Odyssey Research Paper

    Odyssey Research Paper In Homer’s, The Odyssey, Odysseus repeatedly excels with leading his shipmates back home to Ithaca. He excels in this because of his ability to be a leader and his ability to keep information on a need-to-know basis. Odysseus led his crew past the Isle of the Sirens. When...

  35. Odyssey Favorite Character

    Odysseus the Great Tactician My favorite character in the Odyssey so far is Odysseus because of his display of his crafty and cunning personality and his useful ability to accurately access situations. Odysseus is able to show his cunning abilities when arriving in Skheria and meeting with the princess...

  36. The Odyssey - Homer’s Folk Epic

    A True Hero Homer’s folk epic The Odyssey introduces one of the most prominent characters in literature; Odysseus the hero of the Greek tragedy. When reading The Odyssey we venture with Odysseus through his ten-year journey from the battlefield of Troy all the way to his homeland of Ithaca. The...

  37. Personal Mythology

    Bunyan. Fables emphasis a moral and are fictitious. Typically fables are about magic and magical creatures an example of this is Cinderella (Myth Home, 2001). Myth and mythology effect Although, I am familiar with many myths Hercules and his 12 labors are among my favorites. Biblical stories rank...

  38. Extraterrestrial Life

    Introduction Is there life in outer space? The fascination of intelligent life other than ourselves has led to many studies and theories. With recent discoveries about the universe, the idea of intelligent life has become even more intriguing. The implications of proving life exists on other planets...

  39. Roman/Greek Essay

    through the use of reason and logic | |The Arts |Sculpture (statues and carvings); literature { The Iliad and Odyssey ) | C} Put the sentences below in ascending chronological order, the earliest first 3 Marks ...

  40. Ginsberg

    outdoors and thrust it back indoors. What was once open space is now bounded and carefully policed. No longer can Ginsberg innocently “loiter “and “loaf” (two verbs Whitman uses to describe how he witnesses the American scene) in the claustrophobic space of the supermarket. Its stacks of cans and its aisles...

  41. The Odyssey Literary Analysis Essay

    The Odyssey Literary Analysis Essay In his epic, The Odyssey, Homer explains how Odysseus, a Greek god, faces xenia, a guest-host relationship, in ways he is not used to. Odysseus travels on a long journey where he meets an unexpected creature and finds himself at the table of King Alcinous telling...

  42. Short Paper

    minutes) 9/11 and the market for Manhattan office space On September 11, 2001 (9/11), 13.4 million square feet (MSF) of Class A office property in New York City was destroyed and another 14.4 MSF damaged. This was more than the total vacant space in an already tight New York City office market....

  43. The Research Style Crib Sheet

    Manual (5th ed., 2001). The APA Manual began as an article published in Psychological Bulletin in 1929, the product of a 1928 conference of anthropologists and psychologists who gathered "to discuss the form of journal manuscripts and to write instructions for their preparation" (APA, 2001, p. xix). The...

  44. What Is Mythology?

    capital had a population of 745,514 (in 2001), (796,442 in 2004)[11] within its administrative limits[1] and a land area of 39 km2 (15 sq mi).[12] The urban area of Athens extends beyond the administrative municipal city limits, with a population of 3,165,823 (in 2001)[11][1] and a land area of 412 km2 (159 sq mi)...

  45. The Worlds Prominent Producers of Golf Equipment Marketing

    income has been limited. The economic struggles and the recession of 2008 are factors attributed to this decrease. Since the death of Ely Callaway in 2001 Callaway Golf has had many ups and downs financially. Callaway’s research and development team has looked for ways to make their products better at...

  46. The History of Disability Issues

    more welcoming and accessible to people with disabilities. Restrooms that are wheelchair accessible are now the rule and not the exception in public spaces. Elevators are more common, wheelchair ramps are an everyday sight, and public transportation is a more practical opportunity for people with disabilities...

  47. CROSS CULTURE

    of voice; the second is kinesics, which involves body movement and facial expressions; the third is proxemics, which is about distance and personal space, and the fourth is oculesics, which concerns eye contact. Finally, reflections on the literature are provided. Mehrabian (1967) is the first author...

  48. Malaysian Traditional House

    colours and so on. Spatial elements are related to space and the position, size, shape and so on. While the functional elements are related to the activities in the building which may have direct influence to the actual design of the building, space planning as to meet all requirement for the building...

  49. My Journey to the Lighthouse

    obstructions, Mrs. Ramsay never went elsewhere, but lingered in people’s hearts. The title, To the Lighthouse, carries the metaphor in itself: the interior odyssey that one journeys to seek the shape of human spirit against time and mortality. Interestingly, To the Lighthouse is supposed to be the most autobiographical...

  50. no title

    used in APA. New to the 6th edition of the Publication Manual, we are putting two spaces after each sentence. This is natural for many of us and is a welcomed change from the previous instruction to leave only one space. Every page, including the first page, has a short title at the left and a simple...

  51. Infection Control in Healthcare

    is not allowed to enter patient occupied space. Many of the procedures that are presently used come from the asbestos abatement industry. Over the years, this industry has been able to create methods of constructing physical barriers between occupied spaces and construction. These barriers can range...

  52. General Paper

    section, I identify Clarke Quay as a “space of global oriented consumption”, in which Meethan (2001) refers to the development of a symbolic economy of space where the role of culture and aesthetics has become central. The inextricable relationship of consumption spaces and globalization forces will be explored...

  53. World Trade Centers

    going to write about the World Trade Center, specifically the Twin Towers. I am going to talk about the event that occurred on Tuesday, September 11th, 2001, and how that day affected American’s. I will also be talking about where the WTC Complex is located, who built it, and how it was built. In addition...

  54. Physics of the Impossible

    light? To read other people's minds? To become invisible? To move objects with the power of our minds? To transport our bodies instantly through outer space? Since I was a child, I've always been fascinated by these questions. Like many physicists, when I was growing up, I was mesmerized by the possibility...

  55. diaspora

    Media games and shifting of spaces for political communication in Zimbabwe Eric M. Mazango Department of Media and Communication University of Oslo Keywords: media games, communicative sovereignty, political communication, Zimbabwe crisis, communication control, media policy Abstract ...

  56. Types of Book

    1. Book with one author or editor: Auletta, Ken. World War 3.0: Microsoft and Its Enemies. New York: Random House, 2001. Bond, Peter. The Firefly Guide to Space: A Photographic Journey through the Universe. Willowdale, ON: Firefly Books Ltd., 1999. Hehner, Barbara, ed. The Spirit of Canada. Toronto:...

  57. Communication with the Dead in Ancient Egypt

    by which the living and the dead communicated. The ancient Egyptians believed that the dead could intervene in daily affairs of the living (Taylor 2001, 42). Evidence of this belief can be found in the letters that the living wrote to the dead. As with most day to day writing, these letters were not...

  58. Tipul de Erou Homeric

    travel and the proto-ethnographic cultural comparison travel invites that allows the son, as well as the father, to re-think , as well as re-enter, the space of home.”[7] Nu doar Ulise este preocupat de întoarcerea acasă, zeii discuta și ei atât despre greutăţile prin care trece acesta, cat și despre întoarcerea...

  59. Roles of Tropospheric Ozone and Aerosols in Climate Change

    (Staehelin et al., 2001) Based on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Special Report on Emissions Scenarios in 2007, its measurement shows that the troposphere ozone has increased by 50% and anthropogenic aerosols have increased by factor of 6. (Ramaswamy et al., 2001) Ozone is a molecule...

  60. ASCI 254 Final Exam

    most likely to be The Federal Airport Act of 1946 was replaced in 1970 by the The current U.S. agency that licenses and regulates U.S. commercial space launch, reentry activities including launch vehicles and non federal launch sites is the Which one of the following has been termed the "most significant...