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    Our Place in the Stars: An Argument for the Continuance of Space Exploration The idea of space travel has fired the imaginations of people for hundreds of years. From the publication of Jules Verne’s book, From the Earth to the Moon, in 1865 to the recent release of the movie, The Martian, space travel has held a special place in the hearts of human beings. However, unlike so many other fictional sciences, modern humans actually have the capability to travel through space! Unfortunately, some…

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    The Ideology Of A Rocket

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    Satellite Satellite is a man-made probe that orbits the earth, satellite come in a variety of forms and usages including Television, Telephones, Navigations Business & Finance, weather, Climate and environmental monitoring, safety, land stewardship, development and space science. They affects people’s life though out the world, even without us knowing it. The ideology of rocketry was thought of in World War II, it begin with the German 7.5 cm Leichtgeschütz 40 (light gun 40) used by…

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    Turtles Can Fly Analysis

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    On first glance Turtles can Fly might seem as a movie that will either pit you against the American invasion of Iraq or for it. You want to be for the American Invasion because the Kurdish people are looking forward to them taking the power from Iraq, one of the places that has been oppressing them. The people in the camp also hope that the American’s will help them set their national identity in stone. When they invaded at the end of the movie, the Americans took Saddam Hussein out of power and…

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    pollution problems. There needs to be large scale-in orbit construction and operations. For the solar power satellites to be able to gather large quantities of energy, they have to be large. One necessity is power transmission. There needs to be a way to transmit power from satellites to the earth’s surface with the least environmental…

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    it has been around as long as we have been on this planet. Evidence of this has been around and in us all along. Origami can be used in many different ways. I think that origami has had a big impact on my life by making DNA, helping NASA build satellites, and helping bugs fly. Let’s begin! “Origami has had a big impact on my life by making making DNA”, let me explain. DNA is made up of a bunch of different proteins. Those proteins are also made up of a bunch of different particles grouping…

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    Essay On The Space Race

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    It was called “Sputnik”. The Soviets had taken the lead in the Space Race. The Americans launched their very first satellite 122 days later called “the Explorer 1”. The Soviets won the race by putting the first man into space. On April 1961, Yuri Gagarin was the first man that went into the orbit. After three weeks, United States launched another space ship and successfully…

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    Their ideas may be based on how fast the information can be transmitted. "transmit bursts of data to the airplane twice every second." (p.10). That method does bring a lot of data but it is not always completely accurate especially with its satellite imaging which has "limitations". The GPR method saves so much time and money it is obviouslly the most advanced. "Within three weeks... found about 70 sites" (p.5) each of the sites have valueable artifacts and knowledge for others. "if...…

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    Sunspot Research Paper

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    flare) solar flares can release enough charge particles to strip electrons from the earth’s ionosphere blocking communications signals to and from the satellites. The ionosphere also begins bouncing off the particles and waves back into space colliding with the satellites communication waves and momentarily interrupting signals between the satellites and earth. When a large ‘X-class’ (largest of all solar flares) solar flare occurs it carries enough charged particles, x-rays and magnetized…

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    what they could receive from human transmissions? What Won’t Aliens Pick Up Aliens won’t be watching standard television broadcasts. After all, these signals are lost over a hundred miles away unless they are satellite TV signals. And satellite signals…

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    In “Counting Rats From Space” by Achieve 3000, its purpose is to save the Kangaroo Rats from extinction and in “Space Bugs” also by Achieve 3000, its purpose is to find out how they can prevent germs that cause disease. Yet, “Space Bugs” was more effective in achieving its purpose. In “Space Bugs” Achieve states, “‘There are areas in the body which are low shear, such as the gastrointestinal tract, where salmonella finds itself,’ Nickerson said.” Ultimately, sending salmonella to space was…

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