It is history, changing the world again.
A journey of tidal rhythms, of more exotic natural history, changing accents and even a separate language.
Over history, changing technology has brought Mars ever closer to us, before it finally took us to it.
In a review of "Paradise, Patricia Storacee wrote, "Toni Morrison is relighting the angles from which we view American history, changing the very color of its shadows, showing whites what they look like in black mirrors.
I said, 'It will be so cheap you will be able to buy one for your son and one for your daughter!' " That conversation is the sound of history changing.
On display, too, will be jewels worn by Queen Victoria for her diamond jubilee and less stately and more personal pieces that have been altered to suit different moments in history, changing tastes and varied personalities.
Dorothy L. Hodgson, "Pastoralism, Patriarchy and History: Changing Gender Relations among Maasai in Tanganyika, 1890 1940," Journal of African History 40 (1999): 41.
In 2006, Keith Barron found the largest gold deposit in Ecuador's history, changing both his life and, potentially, the future of the entire country.
Still, with aspirations to surpass UFC 196 as the best-selling pay-per-view card in company history, changing advertising for the bout two days before it starts complicates that mission.
But ultimately, the group became one of the most effective advocacy organizations in American history, changing policies not only for AIDS patients but for people with all types of diseases and inspiring other patients to take similar action.
