Sun Myung Moon

Moon Landings True or False? The moon landings.... are they true or are they false? well… some people don't know the answer to that even I don't. But today… I am going to tell you what I think about it and maybe you will think the same. I know that some kids did not know that people were arguing about whether they were real or not. I did not even know I thought it was real my whole life, but some people have different opinions about it. Everyone knows who Neil Armstrong is… he was the…

51, and first the moon landing. I will also be talking to you about mandela effects. The first conspiracy theory is the attacks on 9/11 being planned by the US government. Some people think the government had something to do with the attacks on 9/11 because there is plenty of evidence that contradict their…

Sport’s 1960’s During the 1960’s many world changing things were happening. Like the election of John F. Kennedy, and later his assassination. Then let’s not forget the landing of Neil Armstrong in the moon. “That’s one small step for men; one giant leap for mankind” (Armstrong). Technology was advancing very rapidly to, like the NFL crew, that filmed the first NFL championship between the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants. In the 1960’s sports were most affected by the NFL filming crew,…

was used to dealing with in-flight problems. This experience would come in handy on Apollo 13. Apollo 13 was the seventh mission in the American Apollo program and the third targeted to land on the moon. It would be Lovell’s fourth and final NASA operation, but his first time on the surface of the moon. The Apollo 13 mission was launched on April 10, 1970 and was programmed for ten days. It was commanded by Jim Lovell with John L. Swigert Jr. as the…

Our 35th president was known to be one of the best public speakers. John F. Kennedy was a president who only wants to create a new will for our country, which was projected in his public speech “We choose to go to the moon”. Not only to persuade, but to motivate, educate, entertain those filled with passion. . It is a classic example of powerful persuasion, of successful public speaking, and is clearly demonstrative of the remarkable things that a good, strong, well-constructed, and…

The first chapter “Apples and Oranges” of the book tells the story of the British natural philosopher Isaac Newton and how he developed his gravitational equation (F=G × M × m÷d^2), which led to a monumental event landing a man on the moon. (Guillen, 1995, p.6) The second chapter "Between a Rock and a Hard Life" tells the story of Swiss physicist Daniel Bernoulli and how he developed his hydrodynamic equation( P+p × 1⁄(2 v^2 )=CONSTANT), which led ultimately to the modern airplane…

window or go outside with my family and watch the stars and the moon. I remember we used this app where we can see where each constellation is located in the night sky and what are the names of the stars. Outer space is a great mystery that we do not know much about and I rejoice when learning about it. NASA is a great place to learn some things about these things and much more.…

Apollo 13 was a little mission that was to go to the moon and collect rocks that were fourteen billion years old. The oxygen tank exploded two days into their mission. It exploded because of faulty wiring that is why their mission was a fail. One reason that their mission was a fail was they couldn’t even compete their job. Their job was to collect fourteen billion year old rocks from the Moons surface they also were to collect samples of the moons sandy dirt, but they couldn’t complete…

Metacognitive Journal Explanatory Synthesis Arthur C. Clarke proposes an innovative way to travel into outer space, by elevator. A unique method one foretold in his late 1970’s Sci fi novels. What started as an idea, captured the attention of NASA and U.S. Air force. The idea has many pros due to the design itself, time efficient space travel, enhanced satellite communications, and new space based industries. Opening a whole new world for people on earth, but like on earth, as well as in space…

The idea of the space elevator dates back to 1895, when Konstanin Tsiolkovsky a Russian phycicist, proposed the idea. The idea was then rediscovered several times by numerous engineers such as, Yuri Artsutanov, Jerome Pearson, Arthur Clarke, and Charles Sheffield. In this paper, we will discuss how the elevator works, the advantages and disadvantages, and the obstacles during the process of forming the elevator. The space elevator is a tower that you can ride into outer space. NASA created…