Evaluate. Toward the end of the essay, Tyson asserts that as we develop more scientific tools with which to see and understand the universe, a new level of majesty and complexity in the University reveals itself to us. What is the impact of the authors word choice on the tone of this passage?

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Brisa Booker

27 October, 04:37

Evaluate. Toward the end of the essay, Tyson asserts that as we develop more scientific tools with which to see and understand the universe, a new level of majesty and complexity in the University reveals itself to us. What is the impact of the authors word choice on the tone of this passage?

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Dale Hoover · Answer 1

The tone of the author implies that author is strongly persistent to his opinion that human senses are not enough to understand all complexities of Universe, rather he feels that using scientific methods not only they will understand but will also explore what has been unknown to humans. His tone is rather aggressive as he is convinced about that his idea is not vague and it should be understood by readers

Jaylin Trujillo · Answer 2

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Explanation:

Toward the end of the essay, Tyson asserts that as we develop more scientific tools with which to see and understand the universe, a new level of majesty and complexity in the University reveals itself to us. The impact of the authors word choice on the tone of this passage is:

Utilizing words, for example, majesty and multifaceted nature, makes a feeling of marvel and surprise.

Tyson's assertion assess the subject of comprehension of the universe to one of high honor (majesty).