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    Space Tourism

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    Public Space Tourism “The idea gradually dawned around the turn of the twentieth century that the rocket was the key to space travel.” (History of Rocketry and Space Travel) Then in 1969‚ Lance Armstrong and Apollo 11 landed on the mood for the first time. Now over 40 years later‚ the thought of public tourism into outer space has become a reality. A big turning point in public space tourism was the SpaceX competition‚ which was held on October 4‚ 2004. There was a $10‚000‚000 prize to the

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    he first stage uses RP-1 (kerosene) and liquid oxygen (LOX) as propellants‚ powering two Aerojet AJ-26 engines‚ which are modified Soviet-built NK-33 engines. Together they produce 3‚265 kilonewtons (734‚000 lbf) of thrust at sea level and 3‚630 kN (816‚100 lbf) in vacuum.[6] As Orbital has little experience with large liquid stages and LOX propellant‚ some of the Antares first stage work was contracted to the Ukrainian Yuzhnoye SDO‚ designers of the Zenit series.[11] The core provided by Yuzhnoye

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    Space Exploration

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    evaluation of this subject. I am going to talk about space exploration. It might be useful to start with a brief outline of my presentation. Firstly I will talk about history of space exploration‚ secondly I will mention first flights and first human flights and lastly I will tell you something about the future of space exploration. If you may have any questions please ask them at the end of my presentation. So let me start with history of space exploration From our small world we have gazed upon

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    Space is a beautiful‚ but dangerous place‚ and has wonderful resources. If we do not go to space people will never see‚ examine‚ or even bring back the amazing things they can find. In order to see these things‚ we need space exploration. John F. Kennedy’s speech at the Aerospace Medical Center and Joan Vernikos’ article “Is Space Exploration Worth the Cost” both state space exploration expands our knowledge and creates wealth. This knowledge is important for many reasons. Some materials in space

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    We Should Not Go To Space

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    Directions Option 1: Claim: Space exploration should be a priority for our country Option 2: Claim: Space exploration should not be a priority for our country Use evidence from at least 2 different sources Use transitions Make sure to include which text and paragraph evidence is from Include pictures Why We Should Not Go To Space By: Mateo Casas Introduction Humanity has flown people into outer space and landed them on the moon. We live in an age where we could go out and find other places to expand

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    Space Exploration

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    to discoveries of new life‚ space exploration has led to much advancement‚ including ones that we use in our daily lives. An example would be those comfortable beds that are made of memory foam. Unlocking the mysteries of what’s beyond or planet is the solution to many problems we have here on earth. The possibility of finding new resources and life in space‚ overpopulation on planet earth and finding a new source of fuel are just a few of many reasons to encourage space exploration. Planet earth

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    On January 28th of 1986 tragedy struck the United States. It was devastating to all of those that witnessed and had a loved one involved. This catastrophe was known as the space shuttle Challenger explosion. The event was all over the news and the launch was broadcasted live for millions to watch. That same day President Ronald Reagan spoke on the issue. As the speech was directed to the families of the crew and the United States in general‚ he addressed the nation and showed his point of view on

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    Human Space Exploration

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    Resolved: Private sector investment in human space exploration is preferable to public sector investment. "That’s one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind". –Neil Armstrong Giant leaps for mankind will not be possible in this economy. Public sector investments are preferable in the human space exploration branch. To clarify the resolution I offer the following definitions: -Human Space Exploration: the investigation of physical conditions in space and on stars‚ planets‚ and other celestial

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    Space exploration Space exploration is one the most compelling problems that we face today and you might think that it is overrated and does not need that much attention‚ but you are wrong. Some people think that space exploration is a waste of money and resources‚ the time wasted in such field should have been used in other important stuff such as ending poverty‚ solving the worldwide economic crisis and trying to end global warming. While other people support space exploration and may sacrifice

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    Carbon

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    wing leading edges of the Space Shuttle orbiter. It has been used in the brake systems of Formula One racing cars since 1976; carbon–carbon brake discs and pads are a standard component of Formula One brake systems. Carbon–carbon is well-suited to structural applications at high temperatures‚ or where thermal shock resistance and/or a low coefficient of thermal expansion is needed. While it is less brittle than many other ceramics‚ it lacks impact resistance; Space Shuttle Columbia was destroyed during

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