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    a multitude of themes. However, the main theme lies within Mark Watney, a botanist and mechanical engineer who was left behind on Mars during an intense storm. Weir uses Watney’s character within the novel to show that success will come after hard work. In this scenario, success equates to survival for Watney, therefore his goal is to escape the barren planet of Mars. There were many steps in which Watney took to succeed, each were executed properly whilst exhibiting qualities of determination…

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    All we have is an exit strategy, an exit strategy that begins with me, Matt Winfield, Captain of the Perseverance, the ship that will bring new life to the planet Mars. Almost half a year ago, a colossal coronal mass ejection devastated the Earth; electronics were all but wiped out, billions died from radiation poisoning, and some of our necessary resources were irreparably damaged. We tried to save ourselves…

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    Today in our history we are at a critical point of advancement and discovery. After thousands of years of technological advancement we have finally reached a point in time where we have freed man from the bounds of gravity and left the safety of our home, the Earth to begin exploring the cosmos. The transition to a new form of pioneering is taking place, as the Earth has been explored end to end and is now occupied by humans on every corner there is only one place left to go. The limitless…

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    In choosing to pursue these majors at U.Va., I hope to not only acquire the skills and education necessary to solve some of the world’s most challenging, cutting-edge issues through applied science (such as technical issues concerning a manned mission to Mars), but also to contribute to academia in a novel and innovative way, leading my field in the research and development sector on a voyage of discovery and practical application of those discoveries in the form of new technology. I feel that…

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    robots, humans have some down sides that all cost money. Each manned expedition always needs a return ticket back home. Safety equipment for these vehicles has to be more strict. Humans have to eat a steady food source while on a mission, unlike robots. As well as simple truth that robots are easier to shield from…

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    internet houses an extensive library on just about anything. Information can be powerful but what will happen when a crew member falls ill or injures himself and there is no available resources to use even if there is data on the subject. On all manned flights the possible Astronauts go through rigorous training to weed out any medical issues but they can still be there. Most conditions are unknown (even if medical history is) until it is too late. A good comparison to the health…

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    use them we could make plentiful amounts of is food for everyone on this Earth. Or will we develop commercial space travel to other nearby planets for example many scientists say that mars might be able to be colonized. NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is expecting to send a manned mission to Mars by 2030 that would be a great leap for mankind. Or will our technology to carefully balance the ecosystem and allow us to live with nature in harmony. What I mean by this is…

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    Space Race Research Paper

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    To boldly go where no man has gone before. The launching of the Soviet Union’s Sputnik satellite on October 4, 1957 unofficially launched the space race, a battle of scientific might against the United States and the Soviet Union, and a continuation of the struggle of power between the two superpowers. Both nations would go on to fight a close battle to show the world which nation had the greatest technological ability, and the fight was close too. The space race would come to its climax on July…

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    NASA Persuasive Essay

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    People have been fascinated with the stars ever since the beginning of time. Our first manned mission to the moon was Apollo 11. It was a highlighted moment in history when the impossible was accomplished. Now our mission is to find a planet that supports life. NASA thinks Mars can do this. This will not happen for decades unless NASA gets more funding. While space exploration creates pollution, more funding from the government would greatly improve NASA's progression in space exploration…

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    Annotated Timeline 1. The historical events presented in the Annotated Timeline are important for a number of reasons. The opening of the first Normal School was important because it was a huge step for teachers seeking a higher education so that they could provide the best learning environments for their students. The Compulsory Attendance Act of 1852 was important because it helped form a favorable public opinion of education and reiterated the importance of children attending school. The…

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