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    Hobbytown Rocket V.S. Chemistry Rocket Research Paper A Rocket is a projectile that can operate on it's own without oxygen by the combustion of it's contents. Rockets are particularly interesting because it has transported mankind where they have never been before. That is why this project is on Rocketry, but with small scale rockets. The purpose of this project is to see if a homemade Chemistry Rocket, fuel made of baking soda and vinegar, can equal the endurance and/or the height of a…

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    able whatsoever. How would one, even live on a planet like this? The red planet is very far away. The trip alone to get to mars, at the right time of the year, takes at least nine months. Astronauts would have to be stuck in a large vehicle, like, space. That only one of the issues. These astronauts that are in a tiny spacecraft have to be with other astronauts for 9 months. For me, even being in a car with people that I like is really hard. Every little thing starts to annoy you. Those little…

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    The Martian Book Reports

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    that follows the journey of Mark Watney, an astronaut apart of the “Ares 3 mission”. The Ares program was a program by NASA which brought mankind onto Mars. Both Ares 1 and 2 resulting successfully, Ares 1 sent astronauts who returned heroes into space. Unfortunately Ares 3 resulted in a death. At least that’s what everyone thought at first… When a sandstorm of 175km/h winds (25km/h faster than the missions equipment was able to handle) formed the Ares 3 crew were forced to return to the MAV…

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    Imagine an adult jumping up and down in a puddle. Now, imagine a child doing the same thing. Which one do you think is weird, and which one is the normal? Normally, an adult jumping in a puddle would be weird, but what if I told you the adult jumping in the puddle was measuring the depth of the puddle, and measuring the amount of rain that fell yesterday? I believe curiosity is what drives people to do things that normal people would consider weird. Looking at the sky and wondering what is…

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    Argument Essay Against Space Exploration Mia Lenning 3/15/2018 The United States of America is a very wealthy country that spends our tax money on important things, space exploration is not one of those things. Space exploration is just a waste, it is definitely less important than hunger and poverty. It's not just something we don't need it, it's also a very dangerous mission. Space exploration can also lead astronauts to chronic boredom. We do not need to be use money on things we don’t…

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    Space Race Research Paper

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    The Space Race between The USSR and The United States of America during the Cold War allowed the two countries to assert their dominance over one another. However, The US has not always had the goal of defeating the Soviets/Russians in outer space. The United States Space Program has changed in size, budget, and goals since the beginning of space exploration. Rockets as we know them today began in the mid-1930s in Great Britain as a means of anti-aircraft protection. However, Germany made…

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    Persuasive Essay On Mars

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    Woooooooo!!! mars one’s first Crew has landed. The Issue is Mars One is going to Mars. Some people are not wanting to go at all whatsoever. We are going to be telling you about a planned trip to mars in the late 2020’s, we think it should happen, but some people think it is bad. We will tell you who it is a good thing, and can be helpful. Mars one is a good thing because we get to learn and explore a new planet. The first reason is that when planet earth runs out of resources like iron and…

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    NASA Pros And Cons

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    NASA gets $19.1 billion per year while the Military gets $700 billion. Due to this lack of funding, many NASA projects are in jeopardy. Research shows major benefits to giving NASA the funding they need. Although these projects are in jeopardy, many people think NASA gets enough, if not too much. Raising NASA’s funding would directly correlate to the safety and knowledge of American citizens. NASA has multiple telescopes that are dedicated to searching the solar system for asteroids and other…

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    Every time a space movie comes out that involves NASA and other world space agencies, I have the same thought: In recent years, we’ve somehow lost our sense of wonder about space flight — about the fact that we, as a species, are regularly sending human beings off the planet entirely. And, ideally, bringing them back. And that, of course, is the story at the heart of the movies The Martian and The Right Stuff. These movies are masterpieces that tell the story of fearless American astronauts and…

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    From the observation, I spent ten minutes every day in the parking building. I found no matter how hard to find the parking spot, people are not trying to be there early. They will leave sufficient time “they think that is” for themselves to find parking spot. But, usually this time is not enough. When people are driving into the parking building, their facial expression is peace, but after they drive through fifth and sixth floor, their facial expression has changed. They become little…

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