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    Recently there has been a proposal that the government should cease funding to space exploration programs, and instead use the money for public education. Some people might argue that this is the way to go. However, I believe that if we honor this proposal we are limiting ourselves as a human race. First, we live in just a small speck of the Universe, and it is hard to believe that we are the only living creatures within that universe. Second, putting more money into the education system maybe…

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    Velcro in order to stick and loose fibers creating debris in space. The Gecko Gripper would be able to stick to any hard surface regardless of the material and uses Van der Waals force to create tinier material fixing the issue of the loose fibers. Second, we could attach this amazing new technology to robots to travel around the ISS or any other spacecraft to make any repairs required. Currently, astronauts must fix broken parts on space craft and solar panels themselves, but a robot equipped…

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    Essay On NASA Budget

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    Should NASA’s budget be cut? They spend billions of dollars every year and we have not saw a major leap like we did with Apollo. Well, that's not true. NASA has had amazing breakthroughs and some that are still in the works. If anything NASA should be receiving a larger budget so that they can complete their missions on schedule. The main reason why NASA has not had another Apollo is because of the lack of funding. NASA’s budget should not be cut because of how it contributes to the general…

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    Bottle Rocket Essay

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    Rockets are a very important aspect to the world, for they help in making huge discoveries in science and astronomy. Expensive materials, such as aluminum, titanium, and nickel alloy, help make a sturdy rocket. For the bottle rocket, my partner, Maren Cheney, and I used the following materials: 2 plastic 2-liter bottles, office folder paper, clear duct tape, yarn, 2 sponges, and cotton. The payload of the rocket is the object(s) being carried throughout the flight. While the payload of real…

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    Paper: Effects of Long Term Space Flight Space travel has always been a fascinating subject in human history. What would it be like if we could travel to another solar system or even another galaxy? The things we could learn and experience would be astronomical. But, before we can dream of getting to that point of scientific discovery, astronauts have to face a number of physical and mental challenges are brought about during long-term space missions. Living in space for extended periods of…

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    Space Program Benefits

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    investing in our space program. There are many reasons why the space program deserves us investing money in it. One of the many ways that investing in the space program is it could pay off in the long run. They are finding places that the human population could possibly move to in the future in case earth is in jeopardy in someway. America and other places all around the world are also finding out ways to mine asteroid incase earth runs out of resources. Those are just a few ways that the space…

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    Space Shuttle The space missions by NASA involve the exploration of our space by pushing for more scientific and technical skills. It is indeed useful for us in addressing the fundamental concerns especially concerning the solar system. Through space missions, the exploration is expanded by using the technology. The missions are essential in integrating technology in form of robotic missions (Xu, & Kanade, 2010). For any successful endeavor as observed in the science center. The translunar space…

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    NASA Dichotomy

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    NASA Importance: • For NASA, information joins the outstanding necessities, game-plans, likewise, fitness shared transversely over people, bundles, works out, projects, Mission Directorates, and Centers, routinely depicted as organized information trial learning, manufacturing and particular information, and business structures and limit (frameworks, technique, methodology and craftsmanship), demonstrating the excellent dichotomy of unequivocal and inferred data. • There are in like way other…

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    but also shows a clear distinction between Inner and Outer Parties to uphold the status quo. Black usually means power, formality, evil, and fear of the unknown. This is fitting to describe those pulling the strings and controlling the general population, especially since as readers we only meet one member of the Inner Party (O’Brian), who turned out to be evil. Blue is a standard color for overalls, taking away indivuality of those in the Outer Party. The Party members have no color in their…

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    The only clue to their mysterious disappearance was the word “CROATOAN” carved into the palisade that had been built around the settlement. White took the letters to mean that the colonists had moved to Croatoan Island, some 50 miles away, but . aA later search of the island found none of the settlers. A 100 people mysteriously went missing. I believe that the colonists on Roanoke Island got killed by the Natives because . John White and his men found no trace of the 100 or so colonists he left…

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