Unit 1 Exploration: Why Must Humans Explore?

Unit 1 Exploration: Why Must Humans Explore?
Question One A new world to explore, imagine the possibilities. Arriving to a new planet means that there is a lot to discover. If I was one of the first to arrive on a new planet, the first thing I would do is establish myself among the native people. It would be unwise to be a foreigner on a new planet and attempt to do anything before finding the local people. By first establishing communications, I would get a better survey of the planet I was on as well as ensuring I didn’t come off as threatening to the natives. Hopefully, there would be no barrier to communication and we could understand each other. I would want to first learn from them everything about their culture and history. Discovering a whole new species is extremely important, bit it means nothing if we know nothing about them. Learning the history of another species could provide humans with powerful insight. So, learning the history of another species would not only be entertaining, but useful as well. Also, by talking to the natives, I would have both easier and safer travels around the planet. As soon as I have established myself with the natives, I would begin to look at the technology on the planet. Technology is a huge part of any society no matter how advanced they are. By studying new …show more content…
My explorations are based on a perfect trip to another planet. A trip that has no unforeseen complications or dangers. By assuming the best, it is easier to think about the best plan of action. The whole trip begins with meeting the native people and establish relations with them. After becoming acquainted with the natives, I would learn about their technology and medicine. The last, and one of the most exciting explorations come from going to the libraries. A new world is mysterious and exciting. The possibilities are endless when you arrive to a world you have never been to