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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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    Mars

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    Moon and the volcanoes‚ valleys‚ deserts‚ and polar ice caps of Earth. Frozen ice has been spotted on Mars by scientists who suspect that there has been water on the surface in an earlier period. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is working on designing new spacecrafts that will travel further in space and will land astronauts on Mars. It is further away from the Earth’s moon by approximately 48 million miles‚ which would take the rocket at least one more month for it to fly

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    aerospace engineering from University of Colorado in 1988 . That same year she began working for NASA ’s Ames Research Center . Kalpana Chawla became a naturalized USA citizen‚ and married Jean-Pierre Harrison‚ a freelance flying instructor. Chawla held a certified flight instructor’s license with airplane and glider ratings‚ and has commercial pilot’s licenses for single and multiengine land and seaplanes. NASA Career Dr. Chawla entered NASA’s astronaut program in 1994 and was selected for flight in 1996

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    have made many strides in increasing technology and insuring the safety of the human race. Satellites and probes have provided valuable information in many fields such as exploration of other planets‚ GPS systems‚ and global communication. Recently NASA has explored the topic of near-earth objects and they are currently trying to track down potential life threatening asteroids. Scientist’s inability to foresee near Earth objects poses an extremely large threat to large populations and humanity. Since

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    strike in space

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    Strike in Space Case Study Executive Summary This case centers on the original 3 Skylab missions that began in 1973 following a successful series of Apollo missions starting in the 1960’s.  NASA viewed the Skylab missions as logical successors of the Apollo missions and each of the Skylab missions picked up where the prior one left off.  The primary focus of the missions was to determine if humans could in fact live comfortably for extended periods of time in weightless conditions and prior to

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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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    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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    footsteps on the moon to declare that Americans should return‚ establish a permanent presence there‚ and go on to Mars (Hartmann). After Bush proposed this idea of creating a permanent colony on the moon to serve as a “pit stop” on the way to Mars‚ NASA took it as a mandate to start planning. This idea of moon colonies brought upon a mood that was not seen since the days of the Apollo missions. The possibilities of a moon colony are great. The problem of overcrowding could be solved. Taking millions

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    of the universe. Although not the first space telescope‚ Hubble is one of the largest and most versatile‚ and is well known as both a vital research tool and a public relations boon for astronomy. The HST was built by the United States space agency NASA‚ with contributions from the European Space Agency‚ and is operated by the Space Telescope Science Institute. The HST is one of NASA’s Great Observatories‚ along with the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory‚ the Chandra X-ray Observatory‚ and the Spitzer

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    Apollo 11 Author Note This research is being submitted on May 24‚ 2014‚ for Barton Pritzl’s G239 Introduction to Astronomy Course. Apollo 11 American astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin became the first humans ever to land on the moon. About six-and-a-half hours later‚ Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon. As he set took his first step‚ Armstrong famously said‚ “That’s one small step for man‚ one giant leap for mankind.” The Apollo 11 mission occurred eight years after

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