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    Apollo 13 Failure

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    module, but that particular type of maneuver has not been tested in flight and we'd have to make ourselves certain that we could control the spacecraft under that kind of inertia condition.” This quote is from the news article “Power Failure Imperils Astronauts; Apollo Will Head Back to the Earth NO MOON LANDING
Men Leave Main Craft for 'Lifeboat' After an Oxygen Leak “ by John Noble Wilford.
 While they did not complete their original mission, but instead they showed their great piloting…

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    Benefits Of Space Missions

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    Space Missions Humans are expected to travel to Mars in 2030 for the first time, guided by NASA’s hand. In the article, “Do You Have What it Takes to Colonize Mars? NASA Might Need You” and “America Will Take the Giant Leap to Mars” both authors write about NASA’s future plans of going to space. NASA also said the space mission would not be carried out though if there wasn 't proper safety measures. Space missions could be the turning point of history, but do the risks outweigh the benefits?…

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    TThe US space program has a long history, which began in the 1950s. Women played a key role in this history as secretaries, human computers, wives of astronauts, astronauts, and many more. The spark that struck the idea for an American space program was Sputnik, the first Russian satellite in space. The US started with building nuclear weapons before they were ready for the space program, NASA. Once NASA was formed it was their goal to get humans in space, at first scientists thought it was the…

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    Airapollo Fire

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    Sadly, the astronaut most well known for spacecraft malfunction during the Mercury program, Virgil Grissom, as well as two other astronauts set for the first Apollo launch were caught in the first major tragedy of NASA’s history. On January 27, 1967, the three astronauts were performing a preflight test of their Apollo capsule when their capsule caught fire. In the hours before the fire, the astronauts encountered problems with a sour smell from the oxygen loop of Grissom’s spacesuit,…

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    and TV transmissions, Moon rock samples, and even some key eye witnesses. Surveys show that approximately 20% of Americans think that the Apollo missions were a hoax in order to win the space race by a landslide. Many people think that the the astronauts could…

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    Tamar Demby develops her position by stating that Applebaum relies too much on emotional appeal, doesn't back up her claims and doesn't support her ethos. Demby gives examples of everything she mentioned that didn't make Applebaum article and more effective. After mentioning this, Demby moves onto give examples of the writer's use of ethos by saying that she is only “journalist rather than a nuclear physicist or someone with credentials”. Next the student explains that the writer lacked a “fact…

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    The Moon Landing “10…9…8…7…6…5...4…3…2...1…0 All engines running and lift off,”(Armstrong) said by the announcer of the 1969 liftoff of APOLLO 11. In July of 1969, America sent the first humans to walk on the moon. Three Astronauts Edwin Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Michael Collins were on the mission named Apollo 11. The Saturn 5 rocket was the launch vehicle they used and it was and still is the most powerful machine ever made. It contained 8 million pounds of thrust and…

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    Possible Future Scenario

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    produced by the black hole’s accretion disk, they constantly need to fix the solar electric sail that not only produces the main source of propulsion it is also responsible for energy production for the craft and the main shilling device for the astronauts,…

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    If there is no wind on the moon then why is the flag waving? This topic has been unanswered for many years “Did we really go to the moon.” Some people say we did, some people say we dint but we’ll never know the truth. There are many videos about NASA going to the moon but could it have all been staged? Why is the flag waving on the moon? If you go to the internet and look up “Flag on the moon” it will show pictures of the American flag but why is it waving? If there is no wind in space the…

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    Persuasive Essay On Mars

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    For a crew of astronauts to make a landing on Mars, will undoubtedly cost a substantial amount. In the past 50 years, there have been other opportunities in space exploration that are proven to be successful, such as going to the moon a second time, or launching another…

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