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    The Space Shuttle Program; Beginning of The Future We have made much progress on our knowledge about what is beyond our atmosphere. We have put a man on the moon and have educated our society about our universe. We have built an international space station that allows human beings to live outside our atmosphere for years‚ researching and studying so that we may understand Earth in a much better way. We have learned so much about our world‚ and a lot of it is thanks to the Space Shuttle Program

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    president J F Kennedy‚ John Lennon‚ the Space shuttle disaster in 1986‚ and the attack on the twin towers. One study to challenge this was a study led by Ulric Neisser in 1992. It compared people’s immediate recollections and then their later recollections two and a half years after the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster. It was suggested that people’s memories of the event and how they had heard about it deteriorated considerably. It could be suggested that in the space of the two and a half years more

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    Commercialization Of NASA

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    direction of the National Aeronautics Space Administration outlines a key issue within today’s society. In 2011‚ NASA decided‚ after much deliberation‚ to disband their space shuttle program. The reason related to the cost of maintenance and funding of the program. NASA currently focused on deep space exploration rather than more reasonable and cost effective trips to the International space station. However‚ commercialization of space travel and development of a space destination for tourists has the

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    Mae Jemison

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    went though a lot of complex training to get where she is today. Mae Jemison went through a lot of hard schooling; her first mission of space travel was a complete success! Mae Jemison was the first African American woman to go in space. Mae Jemison had to go thought very involved training to get ready for the most magnificent voyage of her life‚ into space. She has a degree in chemical engineering‚ doctorate in medicine‚ and several years of experience as a medical doctor. Even though with

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    Nasa Opinion Essay

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    biggest migrations in human history (thus far)‚ however‚ are the voyages into space. This would not have been remotely possible without NASA. The NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Space Program began in 1958. NASA was formed to create public interest in space exploration‚ as well as to conduct scientific research. Throughout the years‚ NASA has accomplished several tasks. Although they lost the space race with the Soviet Union‚ they were the first to successfully send a man to

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    On February 1‚ 2003‚ the space shuttle titled Columbia disintegrated upon reentry. People watched in horror as what seemed to be a meteor came falling from the sky while breaking apart over Louisiana. At exactly 8:59 EST over Texas and Louisiana‚ the Space Shuttle Columbia entered earth’s atmosphere to begin reentry. As it entered the dead zone‚ nobody could contact the shuttle as it began to disintegrate around the crew. When it entered orbit again it exploded and fell in Nacogdoches. The craft

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    LESSON PLANS

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    the first Italian satellite‚ and one of the earliest non-Soviet/US spacecraft. Name Date Launched Nation Mission Manned/ Unmanned Voskhod 2 March 18‚ 1965 Soviet Union To show that humans could survive independently in space‚ outside of a craft‚ given an appropriate suit. Pavel Belyayev Alexey Leonov Remarks Alexey Leonov performs the first manned spacewalk during Voskhod 2 Leonov began his spacewalk 90 minutes into the mission at the end of the first orbit

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    Astronaut - Essay

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    My path towards a career leads me to be an astronaut. Some of the work tasks are members of a space shuttle crew that orbits the Earth and flies to space stations‚ study and photograph the Earth‚ stars‚ and planets from space‚ and do research on space exploration. Also‚ they make sure all missions are carried out as planned and in safety. Astronauts labor in classrooms‚ flight simulators‚ space shuttles‚ and for NASA. They like to work with many flight instruments‚ onboard systems‚ spacecraft‚ spacesuits

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    Apollo 13

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    mission control on the ground and the crew in space. Self-Awareness I. Emotional awareness: Gene is effectively able to control his emotions as complications in the re-entry develop II. Accurate self-assessment: Gene knows without all the other teams responsible for the rocket design he can’t view the situation from all the angles III. Self-confidence: Jim is sure and certain when he has to determine using his instruments that the shuttle is off course. Self-regulation IV. Self-control:

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    The armageddon

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    A massive meteor shower destroys the orbiting Space Shuttle Atlantis and bombards a swath of land from America’s East Coast including New York City through Finland. NASA discovers that a rogue comet the size of Texas passed through the asteroid belt and pushed forward a large amount of space debris. The core of the comet‚ now considered an asteroid‚ will collide with Earth in 18 days‚ creating another extinction event. NASA scientists‚ led by Dan Truman‚ plan to trigger a nuclear detonation 800 ft

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