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    television technology was originally used to fix errors in spacecraft signals. It also helped to reduce scrambled pictures and sound in satellite television signals. The 1st adjustable smoke detector‚ now used in 99% of homes in the US‚ was invented by NASA with sensitivity levels to prevent false alarms. “Moon boot” material was invented for spacesuits to improve shock absorption and provide superior stability. Durette‚ a chemically treated fabric commonly used in firefighter uniforms today was invented

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    to narrow it down‚ this essay will cover some space exploration involving women. 536 people have gone to space. 58 of those were women. Eight of those flew in the Soviet/Russian Space program‚ two in the Chinese program‚ and the other 49 flew with NASA. (Women in Space‚ 2015) parenthetical citation So why have more women not been to space? Female astronauts are subject to the same general physical effects of space travel as men. These include

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    Objectives Students will understand the following: 1. Since the dawn of the space age in the 1960s‚ we have sent spacecraft to the most easily reached places in our solar system‚ such as Mars. 2. For exploration of celestial bodies‚ NASA has developed a three-phase strategy: reconnaissance‚ surveillance‚ and in-depth study. 3. Each mission to Mars has made specific discoveries and raised questions to be answered by future missions. Materials For this lesson‚ you

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    Mars Orbiter Mission : Does developing country like India afford such space missions ? “Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for‚ it is a thing to be achieved.” ― William Jennings Bryan Like every other indian‚ for me mom was a prestigious and awaited event that took place today. But once this mission is done‚ we rack our brains to think whether it was worth the investment. i think yes it is. We are aiming to be a developed nation and not

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    Space Exploration

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    Exploring space is a waste of money? Space exploration has been a huge part of our history; from Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin winning the “space race” withRussia‚ to the Mars Rovers. There are many different takes on the matter of space exploration and a lot of people feel that the disavantages far out weigh the benefits. Yet‚ many others believe that space exploration should be continued at all costs and that it has proven to be very beneficial in the past and will continue . To start off

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    Neil Armstrong

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    Armstrong flew 78 combat missions.He left the service in 1952‚ and returned to college. After a few years Armstrong joined the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA)‚ which later became the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). He worked in a number of different jobs there. For example serving as a test pilot and an engineer. He married Janet Shearon on January 28‚ 1956. Son Eric arrived in 1957‚ followed daughter Karen in 1959. Unfortunately Karen died of complications

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    Space tech had secured the power of the United States to a completely unrivaled level. Twenty years later‚ however‚ the desire of the United States people and political elites to pursue space like they had in the 1960’s has waned‚ leaving the future of NASA in doubt as it is jostled between passing

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    1986‚ the Challenger space shuttle was lost during a terrible explosion. This tragedy killed seven members who were on board and had such an impact on NASA‚ that they suspended shuttle flights for two years. But why did the shuttle suffer this devastating explosion? The Challenger suffered several launch delays six days prior to liftoff. NASA officials overruled concerns that the engineers had‚ and ordered a liftoff at 11:38 a.m. “I found out later that the people who worked on the engines always

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    Challenger Space Shuttle - Case Study In the following case study‚ we’ll have a brief analysis of the disaster that took place with the “Challenger Space Shuttle” and the role played by the 3 most important players: Thiokol‚ NASA and the White House. At the end we will discuss the things that could have prevented not only this but all major disasters that take place in various organizations. Reviewing the Case When the Challenger blew up 73 seconds after launching the Challenger disaster happened

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    decisions made by two people from the two cases respectively. When they made certain decisions‚ they did fall into similar cognitive traps which‚ if identified in time‚ would prevent the two tragedies from happening. The two people are Rodney Rocha‚ a NASA engineer‚ and Klass Muers‚ the First Officer of KLM plane. Rodney Rocha chaired the Debris Assessment Team to analyze the foam strike happened during Columbia’s launching. Klass Muers‚ was on his first co-pilot flight with Captain Van Zanten‚ who was

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