Provenance

Above are images from news articles, class pictures, and G.M.B. Dobson's invention, the photoelectric spectrometer. The function of the invention was to take pictures of the ozone layer, which later lead to the discovery of how humanity was causing harm to the earth, and further increasing the density/size of the ozone layer. To protect ourselves from the damage of the ozone layer, things such as sunscreen were created. Awareness of the sun's harmful affects were now known to mankind. Extra precautions were taken, so that skin cancer would not be an affect on society.


Below are citations/links to all of the (false) media used to construct this information. The disclaimer on this website clearly expresses the intentions and purposes of this information.


All song copyrights:


How Many Cancer Walks 'Till We Die? has no copyrights to the songs used for the Musical Massacre. Each artist and song is correct, however, the year was altered to fit the needs of the assignment.


Daily Motion Pictures copyright:


All of the information used for this article was incorrect. The names of the scientists were real people, however, their occupations were false, along with the time in which the events occurred. Below are the photo citations for the images used.


, and Cancer Ribbon . Cancer Awareness Symbol . 2012. Photograph. Blogspot.com 


, and Older Lady . Woman in Elderly Home . 2012. Photograph. Proterrasancta


EOTW Radio Show copyright:

The radio show was an original idea of How Many Cancer Walks 'Till We Die? The information that explains the radio show is supported by the director of I Am Legend, Francis Lawrence. Thanks to his movie, which holds all media credit, the production of the false radio show exists. Collected media copyright is via Youtube.



Provenance copyright: 


How Many Cancer Walks 'Till We Die? has no copyright to the images above, which were provided by a Google search engine, the Oxford Times, and Weather - May 2007, Vol.62, No.5 for providing this website with visual media.