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    and loving her wife, Kate, and their three collective daughters. Four male astronauts land on Whileaway, and interrogate Janet and her family. “Where are all the people?” the men keep asking. Janet does not understand why they keep asking that, but then she sees that when the astronauts say 'people' they really mean 'men'. She tells the astronauts that the men died out six-hundred years ago. At this news, one of the astronauts gives a teary sigh and then says, “We're here now.”…

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    flashes in their eye are merely an indication of what’s going on. The fast moving rays of light expose the astronauts to ionization which can damage cells in the human body. His radiation can lead to anything along the lines of cancer, heart diseases, cataracts, and beak down of the central nervous system. Long term exposure is a factor strongly considered when thinking of sending astronauts to mars and they would be exposed for a long period of time. Suits are in the works to eliminate the risk…

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    main issues concerning space travel is the cost of sending food and the physical and mental condition of the astronauts. If scientists predict that we will have colonies on the moon and Mars they need to figure out a feasible way to feed the astronauts. Good morning/afternoon/evening, my name is Claudia Van Dyke and I represent the Blacksburg FFA Chapter. There have been several astronauts who have successfully grown food like zucchini, sunflowers, lettuce and broccoli on the International…

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    Apollo 13 Trip

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    unlikely host of numerous Apollo astronauts over the last number of years, thanks to local magistrate Ken Willoughby and his fantastic Space Lectures team. I may be in my early twenties but I’m certainly no stranger to meeting astronauts. Since my first encounter with Apollo 15 commander Dave Scott at an autograph event in Birmingham in September 2009, I have been lucky enough to shake the hands of many of these men I consider heroes. Of the 29 American astronauts that flew on Apollos 7 through…

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    much they plan, how carefully they were. 2. Gemini VII: Astronauts do not do bathing, not changing underwear, not shaving, sleeping without sheets, and not cutting nails and hair during few weeks. They use not well oral hygiene and use very little tissues or wipers. Also they are always inside a pressure suit and a capsule. They could not stretch their legs and always same positions. They live and sleep in spacesuits and helmets. 3. Astronauts clean themselves with moistened towels and rinse…

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    that Gene was a former NASA astronaut who remains the last human being to date to set foot on the surface of the moon. The website goes on to talk about how Gene first went to space as a crew member aboard the Gemini 9A. On this mission particular mission, he became the second American, and third person ever, to exit his spacecraft while in orbit-what is most commonly known as a spacewalk. It was a risky endeavor: NASA was still working out how to outfit and astronaut for walking in space, and…

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    ancient Greece to trillion dollar corporations today. Humanity has made incredible advancements in the space program since its conception. From putting men on the moon to having a space station the size of a football field which regularly houses astronauts from all around the world. Now there is talk of in the future having people living on Mars. Space exploration has been rapidly growing ever since it was started in 1957 when the Soviets and United States created their own missile programs (A…

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    Mae Carol Jemison

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    Mae Carol Jemison is an African-American physician and NASA astronaut. On June 4, 1987, she became the first African American woman to be admitted into the astronaut-training program. On September 12, 1992, Jemison flew into space with 6 other astronauts aboard the Endeavour on mission STS47. On that day, she became the first African-American woman in space. Mae Jemison was born on October 17, 1956 in Decatur, Alabama. She grew up in an extended family home with both of her biological parents;…

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    strong. Not enough to sustain human life. But with lack of atmosphere fighting the energy back, the sun rays make an easy entry into the sand planet. Every astronaut will have their own home. An individual home will be the size of 50 m2 with a bedroom, working area, living room, greenery and kitchen. 200 m2 combined between the four astronauts all running off the solar panels energy. They will be able to shower regularly and dress like they would at home. At first arrival of humans, wearing a…

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    The Right Stuff Analysis

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    relationship to seven mercury astronauts and other significant pilots through USA history. In the chapter The Right Stuff Wolfe takes you through the story of a young Pete Conrad trying to go up the ladder of young hot pilots…

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