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1 Refrigerators Lily

2 Introduction The refrigerator is used for keeping food fresh and cold. Over time it has changed from an ice box to a mechanical fridge. This is an ice box. Picture from e-book. This a mechanical fridge. Picture from e-book.

3 The Ice Box The ice box looked like a wood, rectangular box that is lined with tin or zinc and sometimes it was lined with fur. The food was stored in the bottom and the ice was stored in the top. If you didn t empty the drip pan(the drip pan is a container that holds the melted ice) the water would leak over the floor. It was created around 1800s by Thomas Moore. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you wouldn t have to cook every meal, you could save extra food for the next day. It was also positive because it was the first fridge invented so it helped people to now what to change and what to have to stay the same if they wanted to make a new type. People s lives were changed in a negative way because ice boxes were not as cold as mechanical fridges so they made people sick when they ate the food that was warmer than it should be. The ice box is also bad because you had to empty the drip pan daily. If you didn t the water would spill all over the floor.

4 The Mechanical Refrigerator The mechanical refrigerator looked like a rectangle with the motor on top of the fridge. It worked by electricity. The motor had to be placed in a different room, normally it was the basement. It was created around the 1900 s by Fred Wolf. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they would fit in most kitchens. It was also positive because it kept food colder than the ice box. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it cost more than a car! It was also negative because you had to pay more for the electricity bill.

5 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from an ice box to a mechanical fridge is positive because the mechanical fridge made the food colder and much more fresh for people then the ice box.

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7 The refrigerator is used for keeping food fresh and helping people so their food wouldn t go bad. Over time it has changed from the Ice box to the Mechanical refrigerator. An ice box leaking. Picture from e-book A mechanical refrigerator. Picture from e-book

8 The ice box looked like a wooden rectangle with a top and bottom container. It was lined with tin or zinc. It worked by a drip pan that you had to empty with water from a huge ice cube. It was created around the 1800s by Thomas Moore. People s lives were changed in a positive way because their food was kept colder and you didn t have to cook every meal. People s lives were changed in a negative way because you had to empty it a lot and it took up a lot of space.

9 The mechanical refrigerator looked like a small rectangle with a motor. It worked by a compressor and electricity. It was created around 1900 by Fred Wolf. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it kept food colder then the ice box and people didn t get sick as often. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it cost more then a car and it had bad gases.

10 Overall, I think the change from the ice box to the mechanical refrigerator is positive because it kept food colder and people didn t get sick as often.

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12 The refrigerator is used for many different things like keeping food cold and fresh. Over time it has changed from the ice box to a mechanical refrigerator. An old ice box Picture from e-book The mechanical refrigerator Picture from e-book

13 The ice box looked like a wooden rectangular prism with a top and bottom. They were lined with tin or zinc. The ice was on the top and the ice box was on the bottom. There was a drip pan to collect the stuff that leaked. It was created in the 1800 s by Thomas Moore. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could save food for the next day and it taught other inventors how to make better refrigerators since it was the first fridge invented. People s lives were changed in a negative way because the ice box took up a lot of space and you had to empty it daily if you didn t want water to spill on everything.

14 The mechanical refrigerator looked like a small metal rectangle with a compressor. A motor ran the refrigerator. People usually put it in the basement. It was created around 1923 by Fred Wolf. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it would fit in most kitchens and you didn t have to empty anything. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it cost more than a car! Also it ran by a lot of electricity so you had to pay more for the electricity bill too.

15 Overall, I think the change from the ice box to the mechanical refrigerator is positive because the mechanical refrigerator kept food fresher so people wouldn t get sick as often because food would be colder.

16 Refrigerators Austin

17 Introduction The refrigerator is used for keeping food cold. Over time it has changed from icebox to mechanical fridge. Icebox Picture from e-book Mechanical fridge Picture from e-book

18 The Ice Box The ice box looked like a big wooden box with a top and bottom container and was lined with tin. It worked by a big block of ice on the top kept the bottom cold and if the ice melted it would fall into the drip pan. It was created around 1800s by Thomas Moore. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you would not have to cook all the meals. Also, food does not go bad. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it took up a lot of space. You would need to change the ice three times a week.

19 The Mechanical Refrigerator The mechanical refrigerator looked like a small metal rectangle with a huge motor that cost more than a car. It worked by a huge motor that gave it electricity and kept it cold. It was created around 1900s by Fred Wolf. People s lives were changed in a positive way because food kept colder than the ice box and less food went to waste. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it cost more than a car. If it leaked it could make people sick.

20 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from icebox to mechanical fridge is positive because if you have food that you really like you can save it in the fridge.

21 Aksel

22 The camera is used for taking pictures. Over time it has changed from daguerreotype to film. This is some of the first daguerreotype. Pictures from ebook. This is a picture of the first film camera. Pictures from ebook.

23 The daguerreotype looked like a square with a circle in the middle. It worked by clicking a button and shutters open and close very quickly. It was created around 1840 by Louis Daguerre. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you didn't have to sit for six minutes. People s lives were changed in a negative way because some people didn't have enough money to buy it.

24 The film camera looked like a little rectangular prism It worked by clicking a button and the shutter open and close very quickly It was created around 1900 by Gorge Eastman People s lives were changed in a positive way because you didn t have to sit for 6 minutes People s lives were changed in a negative way because it got expensive.

25 Overall, I think the change from daguerreotype to film is positive because you don t have to sit for 6 minutes.

26 Aleydis

27 The camera is used for taking pictures of things and places. It helps us remember so we won t forget stuff we want to remember. Over time it has changed from a film camera to a digital camera. This is an old film camera. Picture from ebook This is a digital camera that is in most homes. Picture from ebook

28 The film camera looked like a black box with a big hole on the side. There was a roll of film that you had to develop and there were a lot of buttons. It worked by you looking through a tiny box in the top corner and pressing a big button, then you would take out the roll of film and develop it. It was created around the 1800 s by George Eastman. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could see the pictures better after the 1900 s when they were in color and the camera was very easy to carry around. People s lives were changed in a negative way because they couldn t see the picture right after they took it and people wanted to look dignified and didn t smile.

29 The digital camera looks like a silver metal box with lots of buttons, a big circle in the front, and a square in the back. It works by using light sensitive computer chips to record images. It was created around 1975 (but was used in the 1990 s)by Steve Sasson. People s lives were changed in a positive way because there were two new jobs taking pictures.and making cameras! People s lives were changed in a negative way because if you dropped the camera it would instantly break and they were expensive.

30 Overall, I think the change from the film camera to the digital camera is positive because people are not hurting the environment and are happy.

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32 The camera is used for saving memories so you won't forget them. Over time it has changed from daguerreotype to film. Daguerreotype Picture from e-book This is the film camera Picture from e-book

33 The daguerreotype looked like a big glass thing that you could not carry around. It worked by when you press a button and it would take six minutes to work and that is a long time. It was created around 1840 s by Louis Daguerre from France. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you do not have to paint something and mess up and start all over again on a painting. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it took a long time to take a picture.

34 The film camera looked like a camera that you could put in your pocket and carry around. It worked by when you press a button. It was created around 1900 s by Eastman Kodak. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could save your memories. People s lives were changed in a negative way because some times it would cost a lot of money.

35 Overall, I think the change from daguerreotype to film is positive because you can carry it around and it does not take as long to take the picture.

36 The Camera Eli

37 Introduction The camera is used for taking pictures of a person, place, or a thing. It is also used for taking pictures of when that happened. Over time it has changed from the film camera to the digital camera. This is the film camera. Picture from ebook. This is the digital camera Picture from ebook.

38 The Film Camera The film camera looked like a camera with a lens on it. The back of the camera is a rectangle. It worked by clicking the top of the camera, wait 6 hours and once 6 hours is done you have a picture. It was created around 1888 by George Eastman. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they could take picture. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it was to much money.

39 The Digital Camera The digital camera looks like a camera with a lens that can move up. It works by clicking the button wait 1 second and then you have a picture. It was created around 2000 by Kodak. People s lives were changed in a positive way because we can take pictures with color. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it could not take all the pictures you wanted.

40 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from film to digital is positive because it has better pictures, it has color, and it can take a lot more in a shorter time.

41 The Camera Gretchen

42 Introduction The camera is used for taking pictures of people. Over time it has changed from a film camera to a digital camera. This is a film camera. Picture from ebook This is a digital camera. Picture from ebook

43 The Film Camera The film camera looked like a black square with a big circle on the side. There was a roll of film. It worked by you look through this tiny hole when you like what you see you press the button then you take out the roll and develop it. It was created around the 1800s by George Eastman. People s lives were changed in a positive way because before they had to paint! Now people have new jobs by making cameras. People get to take their own picture by themselves. People s lives were changed in a negative way because people wanted to look dignified and they didn t smile. You have to take a picture of someone else. It is heavy.

44 The Digital Camera The digital camera looks like a small box that has a lot of buttons. It has a silver square, a small square at the top and a medium square in the middle. It works by you push a button at the top then you might hear a flashing sound. It was created around 1975 by Steve Sasson. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you can take a picture of yourself. You can see it instantly. It is light, not heavy. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it is expensive. If you drop it, it will break. If you move it will look weird.

45 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from film to digital is positive because you can see the pictures instantly. You can carry it. It is light, not heavy.

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47 Introduction The camera is used for tacking pictures of people and things. It all so Over time it has changed from film camera to digital camera. Film camera Picture from ebook Digital camera Picture from ebook

48 The Film Camera The film camera looked like a small size camera that could fit in your pocket. It worked by you look through the tiny hole on the top of a tiny box and when you like what you see you can click the button. It was created around the 1800 by George Eastman. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could fit it in your pocket. People s lives were changed in a negative way because if you drop it might break.

49 The Digital Camera The digital camera looks like a square with a button on the top of it. It works by clicking the button on the top of it. It was created around 1975 by Steve Sasson. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could pictures and fit it in your pocket. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it takes a long time to charge it.

50 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from file to digital is positive because they are smaller so you can put them in your pocket when you go places.

51 The Camera Sully

52 Introduction The camera is used for taking pictures faster. Over time it has changed from film camera to digital camera. This is a film camera. Picture from ebook. This is a digital camera. Picture from ebook.

53 The Film Camera The film camera looked like a small metal rectangle with a circle at the front with a lens in the middle. It worked by you clicking a button and it would go on the film. It was created around 1888 by George Eastman. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they had to sit for 6 hours and now people just have to click a button to take a picture. People s lives were changed in a negative way because you had to wait for a week to see your picture.

54 The Digital Camera The digital camera looks like a small metal rectangle with a button on the top and a delete button. It also has a small screen. It works by taking pictures. It was created around late 1990s by Kodak. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they could take pictures faster and see the picture instantly. People s lives were changed in a negative way because people take too many pictures.

55 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from film camera to digital camera is positive because it was cheaper and smaller than the film camera. The digital camera can delete pictures.

56 By Abigail

57 The camera is used for taking pictures to save memories. Over time it has changed from a film camera to a digital camera. The film camera Picture from e-book The digital camera Picture from e-book

58 The film camera looked like a size you could fit in your pocket. It worked by pressing a button and if you press the button it will take the picture. It was created around the 1990 s by George Eastman. People s lives were changed in a positive way because now you can carry it around anywhere you want to. People s lives were changed in a negative way because everyone couldn t afford it.

59 The digital camera looks like a small rectangular shape, has a button on the top, and It works by looking through the slot, pressing a button, and making sure you want that picture. It was created around 1975 by Steve Sasson. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it is so small and can be included in other electronics. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it is fragile so it can break.

60 Overall, I think the change from a film camera to a digital camera is positive because you can bring it anywhere you want because it is not heavy. It can be useful to take pictures to save memories on vacation.

61 The Light Bulb Amanda

62 Introduction The light bulb is used for making the dark light. Over time it has changed from the incandescent to the CFL bulbs. e This is the incandescent bulb. Pictures from ebook T his is a CFL bulb Picture from ebook

63 The Invention of the Light Bulb The light bulb looked like a glass bulb that has a metal base attached to it. Inside the bulb there is a filament that glows. It worked by electricity going through the metal base. Then the filament glows. It was created around 1879 by Thomas Edison. People s lives were changed in a positive way because the incandescent bulb was safer than candles. Now it would be safer to work in the dark. It was not too expensive. People s lives were changed in a negative way because the incandescent bulb is going to be illegal to sell in 2014.

64 Compact Florescent Light Bulbs (CFLs) CFLs look like a volcano erupting light it has swirled glass that has merury gas in it. They worked by electricity going through a metal base and lights up the mercury gas. They were created around 1980 by a company called Osram Sylvania. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it used less electricity. You would save more money because you don t have to keep buying new bulbs. People s lives were changed in a negative way because CFL bulbs were more expensive than the incandescent bulb. Mercury gas is dangerous.

65 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from incandescent bulb to the CFL is positive because the bulb has improved and mite improve again.

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67 The light bulb is used for when it is dark it makes thing lighter. Over time it has changed from incandescent to CFL bulb. Incandescent bulb Picture from e-book CFL bulb Picture from e-book

68 The incandescent light bulb looked like a bulb that glows in the dark. It worked by the electricity that comes in the bulb and goes to the filament. It was created around 1879 by Thomas Edison. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they had light so they could work in the dark. People s lives were changed in a negative way because they don t save as much energy and the light goes out.

69 CFLs look like a curled glass string. They worked by mercury gas and argon gas that turned hot and then it glowed. They were created around 1980s by Osram Sylvania. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it is easy to reuse and it could provide light for 10,000 hours. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it is too bright.

70 Overall, I think the change from incandescent to CFL is negative because it is too bright and it hurts my eyes.

71 The Light Bulb Max

72 Introduction The light bulb is used for making light when needed. Over time it has changed from incandescent to CFL bulbs. Incandescent bulb Picture from ebook CFL bulb Picture from ebook

73 The Invention of the Light Bulb The light bulb looked like a Chinese lamp. It had a glass cover almost like a force field and it had a metal base. Inside of the glass there were two swirly tubes called filaments. It worked by heating a twirly looking filament so it got so hot that it glowed. You simply just plug it into a wall. But you need electricity. It was created around 1879 by Thomas Edison. People s lives were changed in a positive way because now when it is dark, people can just turn the incandescent bulb on. Also it is safer than candles and CFLs because of their mercury. People s lives were changed in a negative way because in 2014 incandescent bulbs will be illegal to sell. Also it doesn t save as much energy as CFLs.

74 Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs (CFLs) CFLs look like a swirly ice cream cone and a really small volcano that erupts light. They worked by using a gas called mercury and it got so, so hot that it glowed. They were created around 1980 by Osram Sylvania. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it saves energy and it was brighter than the incandescent bulbs. People s lives were changed in a negative way because they were they were too bright and it is dangerous since mercury gas powers it.

75 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from incandescent to CFL bulbs is positive because CFLs save energy by the second so people don t have to keep buying new bulbs. Also, CFLs last for 10,000 hours.

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77 The light bulb is used for making places that are dark brighter. Over time it has changed from incandescent bulb to CFL bulb. The incandescent bulb Picture from e-book The CFL bulb Picture from e-book

78 The light bulb looked like glass in the outside and had a metal base that had a filament. It worked by the electricity that came through the base and the filament inside that looked like springs. It was created around 1879 by Thomas Edison. People s lives were changed in a positive way because if it breaks you can throw it in the trash. Also it was easy to reuse. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it doesn t save enough energy as CFL bulbs.

79 CFLs look like glass that glows with no filament. It also looks like ice cream. They worked by the gas argon and mercury that are inside. The electricity makes it glow. They were created around 1980s by the Osram company. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it can provide light for 10,000 hours. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it was very expensive and cost a lot of money.

80 Overall, I think the change from incandescent bulb to CFL bulb is positive because it is brighter and it is easy to find in stores.

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82 INTRODUCTION The light bulb is used for light and seeing better in the dark. Over time it has changed from incandescent bulbs to CFL bulbs. An incandescent bulb Picture from ebook CFL bulb Picture from ebook

83 THE INVENTION OF THE LIGHT BULB The incandescent light bulb looked like a regular light bulb. It worked by electricity making the filament glow. It was created around 1879 by Thomas Edison. People s lives were changed in a positive way because the light bulb made it better to see in the dark. People s lives were changed in a negative way because they burned out quickly.

84 COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULBS (CFLS) CFLs look like a ice cream swirly cone. They worked by electricity goes through and makes light. There are gases. They were created around 1980 by Osram Sylvania. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it lasts longer. It can last 10,000 hours. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it s too bright for people and it can be dangerous!

85 MY OPINION Overall, I think the change from incandescent to CFL is negative because it hurts people s eyes and it costs a lot of money!

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87 INTRODUCTION The telephone is used for calling and communicating with far people. Over time it has changed from the cordless phone to the smart phone. The cordless phone Picture from e-book The smart phone Picture from e-book

88 THE CORDLESS TELEPHONE The cordless telephone looked like a square with an antenna and a lot of wires. It has a charger inside it. It has buttons to press. It worked by sending radio waves. It was created around 1969 by George Sweigert. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could talk to someone far, far away. Also you could talk to someone you haven't talked to in years. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it had bad reception, limited range, and it was too big to go to a another state with.

89 THE SMART PHONE The smart phone looked like a small short rectangle without an antenna. It worked by tapping the screen to call someone. It was created around 2007 by Steve Jobs. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could use the internet on your phone and it has amazing security and reception. It did not cost to much like the IBM which cost more than $900. It was very easy to put in your pocket. People s lives were changed in a negative way because the battery runs out easily. It doesn`t have 3g like other apple products have.

90 MY OPINION Overall, I think the change from cordless phone to smart phone is positive because you couldn t take the cordless phone to another country but now you can take the smart phone to another country. Also, you could pull it out and dial the police anywhere there might be an emergency.

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92 The telephone is used for communicating back and forth. Over time it has changed from the first phone to the cordless phone. The first phone Picture from e-book The cordless phone Picture from e-book

93 The first telephone looked like a huge wooden shoe box. It had no dials in the first part of the 1900s. It always had microphone and speakers. It worked by operator plugging the cord that was attached to your phone and plugging it into a switch board. Then the operator plugged the cord of the person you were calling into the switchboard. It was created around 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell. People s lives were changed in a positive way because it made staying in touch easy and fun. People s lives were changed in a negative way because only two phones per 100 people! It was huge at first. You had to talk to an operator. Early telephones could not be moved.

94 The cordless telephone looked like a big rectangle with a little rectangle. It had an antenna. It worked by radio waves to send the signal from the handset to the base. It was created around 1969 by George Sweigert. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could walk around the house when you were on the phone. People s lives were changed in a negative way because you could hear other people s conversations. Sometimes the phone didn t work very well.

95 Overall, I think the change from first phone to the cordless phone is positive change because you could walk around with your phone and you didn't have to stay in one place. Also, you didn t need an operator any more.

96 The Telephone Sophie

97 Introduction The telephone is a device for communicating. Over time it has changed from the first phone to the cordless phone. The first phone Picture from e-book The cordless phone Picture from e-book

98 The First Telephone The first telephone had bells, a tube to talk into, speakers, had no dials, a cord, and a hearing piece. It was connected by invisible sound waves and it looked like a wooden box. It worked by people could talk into a tube and then the operator came on and you told the operator what number you wanted to call. It was created around 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could communicate without walking. It was a big change! People s lives were changed in a negative way because there were only 2 phones per every hundred people.

99 The Cordless Telephone The cordless telephone had no wires attached between the handset and base. There were no wires but there were radio waves. There was an antenna and there were handsets and bases. It worked by dialing a number and you didn t have to talk to an operator anymore. It was created around 1969 but started to get used in homes in It was created by George Sweigert. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could walk around the house when you were on the phone! People were glad about that. People s lives were changed in a negative way because at first they were about $400. You could hear other people on their cordless phones. At first the cordless phone had poor sound quality and it had limited range.

100 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from the first phone to the cordless phone is positive because the first phone was big and the cordless phone was smaller so it was easier to carry and you could walk around the house with the phone.

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102 INTRODUCTION The telephone is used for calling people so you don t have to run there. Over time it has changed from cordless to smart phone. This is a cordless phone. Picture from ebook This is a smart phone. Picture from ebook

103 THE CORDLESS TELEPHONE The cordless telephone looked like a square with a rectangle on top. Also it had an antenna. It worked by sending radio waves from the hand set to the base, sort of like a cell phone. It was created around 1969 by George Sweigert. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they didn t have to stay in one spot when talking on it. People s lives were changed in a negative way because you could loose reception in a emergency or something important.

104 THE SMART PHONE The smart phone looked like a big rectangle with antenna. It worked by the phone sending the words to a radio tower then to the other phone. It was created around 1993 by IBM. People s lives were changed in a positive way because you could send small data. Also it had a computer to research stuff. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it cost over $900 dollars, almost $1000 dollars.

105 MY OPINION Overall, I think the change from cordless to smart phone is positive because you could send work data. Also it had a computer so you could look up stuff.

106 THE TELESCOPE Peter

107 INTRODUCTION The telescope is used for seeing things far away close up. Over time it has changed from Newton s (reflecting) telescope to the Hubble (space) telescope. Newton s (reflecting) telescope Picture from ebook The Hubble (space) telescope Picture from ebook

108 NEWTON S TELESCOPE (REFLECTING) Newton s telescope looked like a fat short tube with a joint that can move. It worked by focusing the light and that s how the image got bigger. It was created around 1668 by Sir Isaac Newton. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they could see farther and it sort of had no blurriness. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it had blurriness around objects.

109 HUBBLE TELESCOPE (SPACE) The Hubble space telescope looked like a big fat long telescope with solar panels on both sides and the reflector was 94 inches. It worked by taking pictures and then returning the pictures to the scientists lab. It was created around 1970 by NASA. People s lives were changed in a positive way because there was no air so it could take clear photos. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it took a long time to fix, about three years.

110 MY OPINION Overall, I think the change from Newton s telescope to the Hubble telescope is positive because it doesn t have any blurriness so it could take clear photos of outer space. So they could learn more about space.

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112 The telescope is used for seeing things that are far away closer. Over time it has changed from Newton s (reflecting) telescope to Hubble Space telescope. Newton s (reflecting) Telescope Picture from ebook Hubble Space Telescope Picture from ebook

113 Newton s telescope looked like it had a corkscrew on the back, it had a movable joint, and it was attached to a wood sphere (it was made out of wood). It worked because it had a primary mirror and a secondary mirror. It was created around 1668 by Sir Isaac Newton. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they found out more about space like the planets are not flat. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it was not big enough to see a whole lot of space so they could only see some of space.

114 The Hubble Telescope (space) had two long solar panels, 94 inch long reflectors ( eight feet long), and is made out of metal. It worked because it sends pictures to satellites and they send it to NASA. It was created around 1970 by NASA. People s lives were changed in a positive way because everyone could learn more about stars, planets, and even other galaxies. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it was so big it took one year to fix.

115 Overall, I think the change from Newton s (reflecting) Telescope to Hubble (space) Telescope is positive because Hubble took pictures of space from space and could educate children and adults but Newton s couldn t as much as Hubble could.

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117 Introduction The telescope is used for looking at things that are far away. Over time it has changed from Galileo s refracting telescope to Hubble space telescope Galileo s refracting telescope (Picture from e-book) Hubble space telescope (Picture from e-book)

118 Galileo s Telescope (Refracting) Galileo s telescope looked like a long, thin tube. It worked by using two lenses called the primary lens and the eyepiece lens. It was created around 1609 by Galileo Galilei. People s lives were changed in a positive way because they could see things in space and things that are far away closer up. People s lives were changed in a negative way because the images from the telescope came out blurry and it had fuzzy, colored lines around it.

119 Hubble Telescope (Space) The Hubble space telescope looked like a huge, wide, reflecting tube. It worked by going into space, taking pictures, and sending it to NASA with its satellites. It was created around the 1990 s by NASA. People s lives were changed in a positive way because now since it s invention, you can see pictures of space and galaxies. People s lives were changed in a negative way because whenever the Hubble telescope broke down, it took people one year to fix it.

120 My Opinion Overall, I think the change from Galileo s telescope to the Hubble telescope is positive because now people get to see what is in space without blurriness.

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122 INTRODUCTION The telescope is used for seeing stuff way closer in space. Over time it has changed from Newton s telescope to Hubble space telescope. Newton s telescope Picture from e-book Hubble (space) telescope Picture from e-book

123 NEWTON S TELESCOPE (REFLECTING) Newton's telescope looked like a fat short tube with a joint that can move. Over time it has changed from Newton's telescope to Hubble space telescope. Newton's telescope looked like it had a corkscrew thing on the back of it. It worked by a primary mirror that captured all the light to help you see better. It was created around 1668 by Sir Isaac Newton. Peoples lives were changed in a positive way because you could see the sky better and it sends pictures to satellites so we can see the pictures. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it was way smaller and it was still hard to see space.

124 HUBBLE TELESCOPE (SPACE) The Hubble Space telescope has a disc shaped lens. It worked by sending pictures to satellites. It was created around 1990 by NASA. People s lives were changed in a positive way because the air bends the light and it could take pictures because there is no air in space. People s lives were changed in a negative way because it can sometimes be too big. It can also get into the orbit of another planet.

125 MY OPINION Overall, I think the change from Newton s telescope to Hubble s telescope to is a positive change because Hubble s telescope is a lot bigger and makes it easier to see stuff in space better.

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