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    becoming the first humans to go to the moon. The United States took a drastic move forward in their expedition to get to space, becoming the first country to successfully land on the moon. In doing so, they set the bar high for space investigation. The NASA program was a success and the United States celebrated their hard work and efforts. While the U.S. rejoiced, the Soviet Union sulked in sorrow due to their loss. The U.S.’s descent to outer space implied that they had a more innovative and…

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    Long before the “creation of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in 1958”, humans had a fascination with flight and space. (Wiki-NASA) From Leonardo da Vinci’s flying machine to the space launch system of the future there have been innovators and naysayers. With all innovation and exploration there comes great risk, as the machines became more complex the smaller the margin for error became. After man achieved success in flight on Earth he wanted to venture beyond and push…

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    The Benefits Of Space

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    elsewhere. Researchers are constantly searching for alternative routes to achieve such tasks because of the many requirements to safely launch and land humans in space or on other planetary surfaces. The National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA) has enabled “space-based nuclear reactors… to get people off Earth’s surface” (Morring). Entailing the use of hazardous chemicals for energy wants to be out of the picture for many. Although nuclear power reduces the exposure of radiation to…

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    Since the first close-up picture of Mars was obtained in 1965, there have been significant endeavours undertaken to explore the ‘Red Planet’ (National Geographic, n.d.). In particular, a number of successful missions have taken place over the last two decades and provided valuable information about Mars. 1996 - Mars Global Surveyor In 1996, the Mars Global Surveyor mission and the Mars Pathfinder mission were launched. The Mars Global Surveyor arrived at Mars on September 12 1997, becoming the…

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    knowledge of analytic geometry helped make quick allies of male bosses and colleagues. Johnson went on to calculate the trajectory patterns and backup navigational charts for the space flight of Alan Shepard, the first American in space. In 1962, when NASA used…

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    Nasa has just discovered a planet like Earth known as Kepler-186f, named after the telescope that found it, the Kepler. This discovery raises the possibility that a large number of planets like earth are waiting to be found, maybe much closer to Earth. One astronomer says that this is a tip of the iceberg discovery! Another says that it is a historic discovery of an Earth-like planet in a perfect spot around its star. Nasa says that future missions will study whether which planets are life…

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    feel that the scientist should focus on observing Earth, because due to neglect an aging fleet of Earth orbiting satellites is leading to a significant degradation of human ability to measure changes in Earth’s climate. However, some believe that if NASA diverts its attention and resources not to a mission to Mars, but a mission to establish a moon base that it will solve this current issue (Baum, R. M., 2007). Another major issue that has people question if going to Mars is the right decision…

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    Hawaii Simulation

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    A NASA astronaut recently completed a year in space as part of NASA’s “Twin Study” (Gushanas). The University of Hawaii at Mānoa sponsors a Mars simulation facility in a desolate region of Hawaii (Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation). The European…

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    time of its creation. It was also 363 feet tall, the tallest when it was it constructed, in late 1967 (“About the Spacecraft”). Neil Armstrong was the man who helped NASA unlock many incredible discoveries for decades to come. After serving in the Korean War and then finishing college, he joined the organization that would become NASA (“Neil Armstrong Biography”). Armstrong later said that landing was his biggest…

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    human being is present throughout Ridley Scott’s film “The Martian.” In the film, NASA astronaut Mark Watney is on Mars with a team of other astronauts. The team gets caught in a huge storm, and Watney is swept away. His team thinks that he is dead, so they leave. Watney survived being swept away, but then he is stranded on Mars and has to survive. To survive, he applies the scientific method in creative ways. When NASA finds out that Watney is alive, they have to figure out how to get him back…

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