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    he made decisions and what helped shape them. In comparison The War of the Worlds, the protagonist leaves his friend, who contemplates the futility of fighting the Martians and drowns his sorrows in alcohol. The protagonist leaves … and as it turns out it was the best time to leave, had he stayed he may not have learnt of the Martians fate until much later. In Trash, a clear physical journey is needed, the lack of detail and colour in the foreground compared to the background, represents the…

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    Issues In Apollo 13

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    Apollo 13 was a major victory for humanity against the dark and dangerous abyss of space. NASA was able to repurpose and adapt to rapidly deteriorating conditions allowing the astronauts to return to Earth safely. The Martian by Andy Weir, fast forwards to a futuristic mission in which the protagonist, Mark Watney, becomes stranded on Mars. While he and the crew were trying to evacuate their base during a sandstorm, an antenna pierces Mark’s suit and throws him backwards. With Mark presumably…

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    Mud Cracks On Mars Essay

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    Professor Robert P. Sharp, 1911-2004). Since landing in 2012, the rover has continued moving around the planet. In 2014, the rover reached the base of Mount Sharp, at which point scientists realized that the evidence the rover gathered suggested that Martian lakes may very well have been full of life. While the…

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    Origin of Species argues about the evolution and degeneration of Earth's species; but what about species on other planets? In H.G. Wells’ War Of The Worlds martians eventually ended up degenerating. Also in his novel the martians mainly have the same organs and functions of a human. And so that leads me to ask the question. How will the martians degenerated and evolve? What is Degeneration? Max Nordau discusses Degeneration in five books with both a social and medical viewpoint. In the first…

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    War Of The Worlds Themes

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    this genre tends to depict the westerners as the victors of those intergalactic battles. To appeal to the xenophobic western culture, Science fiction media tends to depict aliens in a negative light. H.G Wells’ War of the Worlds, describes the Martians in the beginning of the book as beings that “regarded this earth with envious eyes… drawing their plans against us.” The aliens, coming from “across the gulf of space...”…

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    The Mariner Program

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    and 2 landed on the Martian surface. Viking orbiters mapped the planet down to 100 meters and refined landing site locations for the landers. The landers used a heat shield to leave orbit, then parachuted to the surface, using retro-rockets to further slow descent. Viking 1 landed on an ancient lava flow Viking 2 landed 6 weeks later about 5000 km away. The orbiters and landers returned over 55,000 images. Over the next four years, over 4 million weather reports from the Martian surface were…

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    The connection between my article Mars, the red planet and The Martian by Andy Weir is that Mark Watney uses Mars’s two moons Phobos and Deimos to help him travel to the Pathfinder so he can communicate with NASA for help.When he travels at night he can’t see any of the landmarks like the craters to help him know the direction he is going so he uses Phobos and Deimos to help him travel. “Mars doesn’t have a magnetic field.So I navigate by Phobos. It whips around Mars so fast it actually rises…

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    life. The Mars Exploration Rover mission has been one of the biggest success stories with twin rovers, Spirt and Opportunity landing of the Martian planet successfully. The Mars Exploration rover mission is the first extended exploration of another using mobile robotic science, with the evidence gathered laying the ground work for future missions to the Martian planet. The main object of the mission was to gain an understanding of the possibility of life on mars by ‘ following the water’.…

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    against Martian invasion. The setting of the war is in 19th century Britain and the British military is at the verge of losing it. The novel starts with comments on how humans have been mistreating earth, such as " ... we must remember what ruthless and utter destruction our own species has wrought, not only upon animal... but upon its inferior races... Are we such apostles of mercy as to complain if the Martians warred in the same spirit?". Soon, the novel turns into a gory affair as Martians…

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    which would act as a surface lander, would be attached and be able to undock from the command module. The command module would be equipped with a SEP system to get the crew to and from the Martian system. The lander/ habitation module would have a LOX-methane propulsion system capable of returning it to Martian orbit to rendezvous with the command module. Testing of the spacecraft design includes several phases. The first testing phase is the terrestrial phase. Each component of the spacecraft…

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