“Bye Mom,” I yelled as the door slammed behind me.
“Bye sweetie, be back by supper!”
Letters from Munich Fullmetal Alchemist and Gilmore Girls Disclaimer: I do not own Fullmetal Alchemist and Gilmore Girls. Fullmetal Alchemist is owned by Hiromu Arakawa and Gilmore Girls is owned by Amy Sherman-Palladino. I also do not own the quote below; it is owned by talented Tumblr poetry writer, Nikita Gill.…
1 Bill Denbrough thinks: I'm damned near space-travelling; I might as well be inside a bullet shot from a gun. This thought, although perfectly true, is not one he finds especially comfortable. In fact, for the first hour following the Concorde's takeoff (or perhaps liftoff would be a better way to put it) from Heathrow, he has been coping with a mild case of claustrophobia. The airplane is narrow-unsettlingly so.…
I found Thomas P. Stafford really interesting to read about. He has always seemed to have an exciting life filled with action. From doing my research, I found two things particularly interesting about him. The first thing I noticed about him is that he is an author. After finishing his work with NASA, he wrote many books with others, but one of the more popular books he has written is titled We Have Capture: Tom Stafford and the Space Race.…
“Alright Crimson. I will see you tomorrow,” he replied. Annabelle headed home not knowing what to expect when she opened the door. She was so pleased with how her day went that she forgot that she was supposed to be Crimson. “Hello Crimson,” says an elderly women.…
“Goodbye sweetie have a good day. Don’t be nervous.” I heard my mother say. “ I will mom.” I watched her walk away.…
The novel, Sphere, written by Michael Crichton and published in 1987, is an engrossing story that has many twists and turns. Crichton, author of Jurassic Park, wrote, “I started the story in 1967 as a companion piece to The Andromeda Strain. But then, I didn’t know where to go with it” (1997). Sphere tells the story of multiple scientists who team up to discover the unknown that will defy their imagination, and the tale of the terrifying events that take place.…
Earth 2, or Proxima b, has become the subject of discussion for scientist Guillem Anglada-Escude. He recently wrote a letter to aliens on Proxima b. And NASA may not be too happy about it. The aliens the letter was sent to live on a planet very similar to our own. So researchers believe. And this planet is actually not too far away, with respect to how big the universe is.…
One day, little Billy Hopkins was drinking chocolate milk in the kitchen while he was drawing a picture of the moon. He loved everything about space, but he loved the moon the most. He also really loved chocolate milk; he would drink glasses of it in one setting if his mom would let him. Once he finished drawing the moon, an idea popped into his head: what if he could drink chocolate milk on the moon? Combining his favorite things like that would be the best.…
Launching in Florida Florida as a state has a unique place in space history. This place is well suited due to itsphysical position to launch the space mission. It provides millions of visitors and the wholeworld, the amazing firings of missiles. This state has a lot of armed services installations. Eachlaunch either successful or not, provides very valuable data which leads to prone errors for thenext launch.…
With the emergence of a new space race in recent years, the topic of space exploration has come under fierce scrutiny. Combustible claims are being thrown into the forges of debate from both the opposing side and those that fervently follow the exploits of the various space agencies. While both sides of this debate have various logical points, they both tend to follow the same well-traveled track. The opposing side of this argument tends to charge forth asking, why should we spend money on such an expensive endeavor when we have problems to solve right here on earth? Whereas the side in defiant favor of space exploration routinely counters with an argument that space exploration is an undertaking of rich discovery that benefits all of humanity in the long-run.…
Space: the final frontier. This simple idea has fueled the imagination of many humans, wide awake and gazing at the stars, praying we aren’t alone in this vast universe. But as the Fermi Paradox states, if life in space is so theoretically common, why haven’t we found it yet? Despite billions of dollars being poured into this game of astronomical hide-and-seek, research has yielded no actual life. So what are we doing wrong?…
I will be conducting a Science, Technology & Society (STS) analysis, an invention. Which is the Telescope, I have chose this invention because i have a interest in Astronomy History. One of the earliest known working telescope appeared in the year of 1608, this is invented by a smart guy named Hans Lippershey. Hans was a spectacle maker, was also known as Johann Lippershey or also was just sometimes called Lippershey. He was born in Germany Wesel, in the year of 1570.…
The Radiolab podcast does a perfect job of creating an entertaining source of media by using key elements such as the use of diction and language, professional guests, and the use of audio clips and sound. Throughout the podcast, there is a perfect balance between information and new ideas, facts and opinions, as well as personal and general experiences in the history of space. Hosts, and accomplish cramming a lot of information into an hour-long episode and still making it fun and interesting for all listeners. The Radiolab podcast does a great job of introducing information and ideas, one of the best ways of doing this is having highly educated and qualified guests on the show.…
In discussions of space exploration, one controversial issue has been whether or not humans should colonize space. Space colonization is the permanent habitation of any area outside of the Earth. During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union were in competition to become the ultimate spacefaring nation. Many people in the 1960s believed that within the decade, space exploration would be possible. Now as the technology to make faster and more powerful spacecrafts is progressing, the venture is becoming more and more of a reality.…
Exploration of the Space “Space, the final frontier” is a popular phrase from the television show Star Trek. However, even though this show is fictional, the idea of space exploration is truly real. It may be interpreted in different ways, such as, a need for human exploration or the next destination for human expansion. For centuries, the stars have mystified people all around the world, and it was not until recently that exploration began. Within the last one hundred years, man not only developed flight, but took it a step further delving into the vastness of the universe.…