Space Exploration
And
Colonization
Space exploration is a wonderous thing that some people could only dream about happening.Being able to see the cosmos and floating in the nothingness, see stars, explore planets and other solar systems. There's just something extravagant about it, nevertheless it can also be dangerous and can kill you if you're not prepared just think of the climate on other planets.We also produce lots of litter when leaving earth's atmosphere but we could find cleaner fuels. We should not colonize space it is dangerous and could harm other planets, but we should be able to explore it with cleaner fuels.
Nevertheless mars, “This strange earth like planet does have an atmosphere, but it's about 100 times …show more content…
“It’s also important to remember that the $2.5 billion investment made in this project was not spent on Mars, but right here on Earth, supporting more than 7,000 jobs in at least 31 states,” he wrote.But the benefit can cut in a negative way, too. NASA’s budget is allocated by Congress, which means that the amount of money it has available for employment fluctuates. There are also some programs that are highly dependent on grants, which can make stable jobs challenging in those fields. Finally, as the priorities of Congress/NASA change, jobs can evaporate with it. One example was the space shuttle’s retirement, which prompted a job loss so massive that NASA had a “transition strategy” for its employees and contractors. Nevertheless Some people think ¨It’s also unclear what constitutes a “job” under NASA parlance. Some universities have researchers working on multiple projects — NASA-related or not. Employment can also be full-time, part-time or occasional. So while “job creation” is cited as a benefit, more details about those jobs are needed to make an informed decision about how much good it does (Elizabeth Howell)”.But this is also dangerous. casualties are higher the more people that you have so that means that if you have less the less casualties the more money saved and less likely to get …show more content…
- Cool Cosmos - Caltech
Elizabeth Howell WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF SPACE EXPLORATION?
23 Dec , 2015
NASA
4/16/18 8:39 https://www.universetoday.com/37079/benefits-of-space-exploration/ Justin Fitzgerald (NASA Glenn) and Nancy O'Bryan (InDyne, Inc.)
Fuel Cells: A Better Energy Source for Earth and Space July 11, 2008
NASA
4/10/18 1:41 https://www.nasa.gov/centers/glenn/technology/fuel_cells.html 11 Pros and Cons of Space Exploration | Vittana.org
April 2018 Vittana.org 4/9/18 12:42 PM
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And
Colonization
Space exploration is a wonderous thing that some people could only dream about happening.Being able to see the cosmos and floating in the nothingness, see stars, explore planets and other solar systems. There's just something extravagant about it, nevertheless it can also be dangerous and can kill you if you're not prepared just think of the climate on other planets.We also produce lots of litter when leaving earth's atmosphere but we could find cleaner fuels. We should not colonize space it is dangerous and could harm other planets, but we should be able to explore it with cleaner fuels.
Nevertheless mars, “This strange earth like planet does have an atmosphere, but it's about 100 times …show more content…
“It’s also important to remember that the $2.5 billion investment made in this project was not spent on Mars, but right here on Earth, supporting more than 7,000 jobs in at least 31 states,” he wrote.But the benefit can cut in a negative way, too. NASA’s budget is allocated by Congress, which means that the amount of money it has available for employment fluctuates. There are also some programs that are highly dependent on grants, which can make stable jobs challenging in those fields. Finally, as the priorities of Congress/NASA change, jobs can evaporate with it. One example was the space shuttle’s retirement, which prompted a job loss so massive that NASA had a “transition strategy” for its employees and contractors. Nevertheless Some people think ¨It’s also unclear what constitutes a “job” under NASA parlance. Some universities have researchers working on multiple projects — NASA-related or not. Employment can also be full-time, part-time or occasional. So while “job creation” is cited as a benefit, more details about those jobs are needed to make an informed decision about how much good it does (Elizabeth Howell)”.But this is also dangerous. casualties are higher the more people that you have so that means that if you have less the less casualties the more money saved and less likely to get …show more content…
- Cool Cosmos - Caltech
Elizabeth Howell WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF SPACE EXPLORATION?
23 Dec , 2015
NASA
4/16/18 8:39 https://www.universetoday.com/37079/benefits-of-space-exploration/ Justin Fitzgerald (NASA Glenn) and Nancy O'Bryan (InDyne, Inc.)
Fuel Cells: A Better Energy Source for Earth and Space July 11, 2008
NASA
4/10/18 1:41 https://www.nasa.gov/centers/glenn/technology/fuel_cells.html 11 Pros and Cons of Space Exploration | Vittana.org
April 2018 Vittana.org 4/9/18 12:42 PM
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