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    First of all‚ the movie was focused more about the mission of Apollo 13 than Jim Lovell’s life. However‚ he was still the main character of the movie. Some of the most important similarities were Jim Lovell was married to Marilyn Lovell and had four kids. Jim’s older kid was a girl named Barbara Gerlach‚ his second kids was a boy; James Gerlach.The second youngest was Jeffrey Gerlach and lastly Susan Gerlach.There was slight mention of his mother unlike the biography where his mother was mentioned

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    The Space Shuttle Challenger exploded after 73 seconds into flames in flight on January 28‚ 1986 with one of the seven astronauts‚ a school teacher Christa McAuliffe aboard. This incident Challenger present us a case study in organizational communication‚ ethics and culture as it promotes or discourages necessary communication and the ethics of whistle blowing. Pressures developed because of the need to meet customers’ promises‚ which forced obligation to launch a certain number of flights per

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    released. Developments made during Apollo 11 and the space race were making it possible to see the Earth and the solar system differently (Taylor). With everything going on‚ many kids growing up during this time became enthusiastic about working for NASA when they were old enough as

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    Apollo 1 Essay

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    Saturn V launch (uncrewed) in November 1967 was designated Apollo 4 (no missions were ever designated Apollo 2 or 3). The Apollo 1 Command Module capsule 012 was impounded and studied after the accident and was then locked away in a storage facility at NASA Langley Research Center. The changes made to the Apollo Command Module as a result of the tragedy resulted in a highly reliable craft which‚ with the exception of Apollo 13‚ helped make the complex and dangerous trip to the Moon almost commonplace

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    NASA’s base lie in economic‚ political‚ and scheduling backlog pressures. Competition from the European Space Agency put NASA under pressure to come up with a space mission‚ which would hopefully shed light on the ability of NASA to plan commercialized space departures. NASA also had to prove that its program should continue to be funded; another unforeseen pressure pushing NASA to schedule its record number of Space exploration trips that year than in any other year. Also‚ the space shuttle mission

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    earth atmosphere satellite. The launch vehicle was provided by NASA and had been launched with an Italian launch crew. There were a total of five launches of the San Marco satellite‚ beginning on December 12‚ 1964‚ and the last launch on March 25‚ 1988. This Italian satellite was used for atmospheric density studies. The Italian-built San Marco Satellite was a cooperative space effort between the Italian Space Commission (CRS) and NASA. The primary objectives of the mission were to provide density

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    gather information‚ countless discoveries about our Universe have been made. There are even plans of sending people to live on another planet‚ more specifically‚ the red planet Mars. NASA is currently looking for people who would voluntarily go to a one way trip to it‚ live there‚ and start a new life. Over the past years‚ NASA has gathered information about the red planet through rovers and satellites‚ which is why they are confident in this mission. This is just one example of what you can do with space

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    Sputnik sattellite‚ and Laika the dog in 1957 marked the beginnings of the Space Race. The U.S. quickly countered in 1958 by sending satellites of it’s own‚ the Explorer and Vanguard and organizing the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). In effect‚ the Soviet Union would set the bar for which the United States would aim to surpass. In 1961‚ Yuri Gagarin of the USSR became the first man to orbit the earth. This was also the year of John F. Kennedy’s inauguration‚ when he commits

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    Career Survey

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    Career Survey Essay In the field of Aerospace Engineering there are many different Career types you can pursue including Spacecraft Engineering. Spacecraft Engineering deals with the manufacturing of spacecraft including the design‚development‚ construction‚ testing‚ and the operation of spacecraft that are used to complete certain missions and objectives in outer space and earth’s atmosphere. I am interested in Spacecraft engineering as it is a very interesting career that requires specific education

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    There were many motives for NASA to fake the moon landing. The main motive was to prove to the Russians that we could keep up with them in technology and space program. Around this time the Cold War was going on and Russia & the US particularly didn’t like each other at the time. It was rumored that NASA wouldn’t have risked the public humiliation of astronauts crashing to their deaths on the lunar surface‚ while being broadcasted on national television. NASA also wanted to get funding; they

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