This paper is to analyzes the space debris dangers and risks of future exploration. There are two main issues for space exploration. Since the 1970s space exploration has widened our understanding of space, but so far for every mission that starts, it has repercussions. In 2015 National Aeronautical Space Administration (NASA) reported over 3 million kilograms of space debris, in a Lower Earth Orbit never returning after its mission. Since the early 90's cases of satellites and space equipment colliding...
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Introduction to the Debate on Mars Colonization Solar, wind, hydraulic energy are all ways we can get natural resources. However, NASA and several other organizations want to move everybody to a new planet? Since the beginning of history, we have been solving problems. One problem is whether or not humans should colonize Mars. With many factors that go into exploring the red planet, NASA is trying to determine if exploring Mars is a worthwhile endeavor. When determining if humans should...
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Have you ever stopped to think about what the Red Planet would be like if it were terraformed? There are several initiatives underway with the goal of sending humans to Mars, as you may know, and the first manned missions are expected to begin between this decade and the next. There are even plans to establish colonies there. But the Red Planet does not offer what we can call a hospitable environment for humans, if any explorer wants to stay...
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Introduction The question of whether or not life exists elsewhere in the universe is one that has fascinated people for decades. Countless forms of media have tackled this question, in fact the two highest grossing movies of all time, Avengers: Endgame (2019), and Avatar (2009) respectively have a strong focus on alien life. Anyhow, the realistic answer to this age-old question is most likely “yes, we just haven’t found it yet.” [1: “Top Lifetime Grosses.” Box Office Mojo, www.boxofficemojo.com/chart/top_lifetime_gross/?area=XWW.] Now,...
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Construction is a complex process involving many operations with each operation requires manipulation of physical objects. Before introduction of technology used in construction industries, it mainly relies on humans to operate the tools and equipment. Automation of construction industry by use of autonomous robots coordinating with each other is intensely gaining momentum. According to Kirstin, et.al., (2011) the introduction of automation in construction has the potential to improve measures like speed and efficiency, as well as enabling construction in settlings...
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If Antarctica were to completely melt it could raise sea levels by 200 feet. Antarctica contains ninety percent of earth's fresh water so if the ice sheets and glaciers were to melt it would be a huge potential contributor to sea levels rising rapidly. For decades human activities have been contributing to global warming and climate change by increasing the levels of greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere causing many drastic changes on earth. For example Antarctica hit a new...
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Going to mars has for long been science fiction and colonizing it more so. But now it is becoming more of a reality then we could ever imagine. We are getting closer and closer to both getting humans to mars and colonizing and build habitats on our neighbor planet. The last 20 years we have had a lot of obstacles that we have come up with solutions for and there is even more new obstacles now. Although there are so...
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Ever since the mid-1900s technology has been growing at a rapid rate and as of recent has become a huge part of modern society. Technology used to be just a want from the people who had the money to purchase it and did not have a truly beneficial purpose but as of recent with all the different types of technology that have been created like the telephone, computer, Internet, self-driving cars, and robots, technology has become more of a need...
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Abstract Space exploration is the use of astronomy and space technology to explore outer space​.This article deals with the impact of space exploration on the economy. It also deals with the several,distinct ,diverse and far-ranging economic impacts generated due to space exploration including economic expansion in cities and surrounding regions, acceleration of technological advances, and growth of new industries and scientific fields. Introduction Common rationales for exploring space include advancing scientific research, national prestige, uniting different nations, ensuring the future...
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The origin of everything is important and worth knowing. You will know where, when and how everything around us began and formed. Where exactly did it all start?. When did this happen?. How did this happen?. Most people say that Big Bang Theory is the beginning of everything. Is it true that the origin of all is the Big Bang Theory that happened in n unexpected time?. Are there any other answers where is everything started that science couldn't explain....
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Introduction Can people live on Mars? This is where it all started for me and the multiple rovers that are on Mars right now. That was the question that eventually resulted in the launch of the Mars rovers. There are 4 rovers from NASA on Mars at the moment and they will be launching another one in July. The main goal of a Mars rover is researching the climate, finding life, discovering more about the geology and most importantly, finding...
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Can you imagine a world without any ice? All land around the ocean would be flooded, and at the rate we are polluting the atmosphere this would happen very soon. The earth's surface temperature would significantly rise and important plants and animals that we rely on, would die. Global warming has been happening for a long time and is increasing faster due to the increased population. Because of significant global warming, weather is becoming more and more unpredictable and surface...
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Do you believe in creatures outside the Earth? Yes, I do. Hello, everyone. It’s good to see you all here. As you probably know, I’m Intuon Sinlapavijitkarn. Today I’m going to talk about a mystery of the world, UFO and Alien. The information I give you today should raise your awareness of lives outside our world. I’ve divided my talk into three parts. First, we will be looking at UFO sighting report. Then I’ll move on to Alien existence possibility....
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NASA, also known as the National Aeronautics and Space Agency has been widely known as one of the most successful space agencies in the world. They conducted many space expeditions, projects, and breakthroughs in space travel and its history. When President Kennedy spoke to an audience at Rice University in 1962, his speech popularly entitled “We choose to go to the moon” stated that the United States of America shall reach the moon by the end of the decade, he...
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As we go further within the future, the Earth is getting more and more polluted each passing day. It will eventually come up to the point where it couldn’t sustain any more lives, having the possibility of it “breaking down”. Our reign is coming to an end, which is the reason why numerous people around the globe have been searching for an alternative; a new habitable planet where they could call home. In result, have found the so – called...
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Abstract More than 25 years have elapsed since it was reported that: “There is now overwhelming scientific evidence to suggest that Mother Earth cannot cope … for very much longer.” (The European, March 19-25, 1992). This paper explains a few of the causes which put our planet in peril and stresses out the magnitude to which we should heed such warnings and act promptly else our beautiful green planet may eventually be sandwiched in a catch 22 situation. Introduction Global...
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ABSTRACT This research analyzes the name of eight planets in solar system that aims to describe of forming words in English. The theory that used in this research based on some linguists such as Rochelle Lieber, Mark Aronoff, Kirsten Fudeman and Richard Nordquist. The method will be used to describe the name of planet in solar system. The data were collected frm astronomy websites. The results of this study concludes that latin or romanic language is used to naming the...
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Normally we think of black holes as stellarblack holes, black holes formed from the collapse of a sufficiently sized star. And rightly so! They make up most of the black holes in theuniverse. We’re also familiar with supermassive blackholes which are generally located in the centre of most galaxies, getting bigger and biggerevery day by eating the matter that spirals into them in their accretion disk. And there’s also a class of black holescalled intermediate mass black holes, black holes...
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For centuries Humans have considered colonizingor even terraforming Mars. Today we will look at exactly that but insteaddiscuss the issues and challenges with traveling to Mars and forming a colony there. We’ll mainly focus on the issues with creatinga colony there as, in my experience, folks tend to usually only discuss the journey toMars. And I think it’s also really useful to knowwhy we would go there. Most folks know that companies such as NASAand SpaceX aim and have plans...
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At the beginning of time, the universewas extremely small, billions upon billions of times smaller than an atom.Then suddenly, in an instant, the universe expanded trillions of times over. Matterand energy dispersed, dark matter and dark energy shaped the galaxies andstars and we come to the universe we see today. But it's all fine and good to knowwhere we came from but what about the future.How will the universe continue to change as we move the time scale forwardmillions, billions...
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Recently, the first event image of asupermassive black hole was taken in the giant elliptical galaxy of M87. This is agargantuan black hole with the mass of 6.5 billion suns and an event horizon widerthan our entire solar system. While the photo confirmed many things such as theappearance of an accretion disk around the black hole, it also confirmed that a supermassive black hole does indeed exist in the center of M87. You mightthink this is an obvious statement but...
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Being the second smallest planet in the solarsystem and named after the Roman god of war, Mars is considered to be a desolate, frigidand inhospitable rock whose colonization is one of the biggest challenges in our century. Curious to know why it is so hard to colonizeMars? Keep Watching!! Mars exploration and colonization have beena fantasy and a really hard challenge for Humans in the current century. However, we are working to make this dreama reality where NASA is planning...
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As we all know the technology has placed so many newest steps to introduce new methodologies for society. Actually, it spread in many areas. The newest innovation is to planning to explore space in order to find out certain facts. And also it is good to search for future possibilities to utilize it for our betterment. However, only a small proportion of humans paying their attention to engaging in this field. That is why we thought of offering details on...
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All celestial objects like planets, stars, and moons are mostly spherical. As gravity squeezes objects towards its core, objects will try to form the most compact shape possible which is a sphere. This applies to single interstellar objects only but what about a group of objects like our solar system or any galaxy we find in outer space? From observation we know that our solar system is almost circular and most of the galaxies are spiral, so does this mean...
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Space exploration helps us on earth in many ways as well as expand our knowledge of the universe. New technologies are created as well as medicines to and further cures to illnesses on earth. Jobs are created from this area and it inspires new generations to explore the sky above. Many innovations from space can even protect earth from extinction level events like meteors striking the planet. Much of the research obtained was from NASA’s official site so the data...
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Intro Mankind has always been curious, from discovering new countries back in time to searching the ocean below the earth. Now through advancements in technology, our curiosity has taken control and the void of space has peaked our interests. This has brought some arguments as to whether it is worth the cost and the risk to human life to explore and understand space. Are there benefits to ordinary people on earth? Should this money put into space programs be used...
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Introduction Is planet earth the only planet we can live in? or can we explore our external space to find another planet that may fit the environment we live in? to address life beyond our solar system require an instrument with truly unique capability and complex telescopes and more space-traveling missions. The previous breakthrough was possible by missions like Hubble space telescope and more (Andrews, 2019). Hubble, for example, the space telescope was sent to orbit the earth in 1990...
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This study delves deeply into the current state of the earth, as well creating a clearer image of the future, provided that countries act collectively, to restore the planet before the impacts are irreversible. The Breakthrough National Centre for Climate Restoration released a statement declaring that “human civilization will crumble by 2050 if we do not combat climate change now.” There are many solutions to eradicate the main causes of climate change: greenhouse gas emissions and human behaviour. This study...
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The weather here on Earth is ideal for life because this is where it evolved. Choosing the right planet in our Solar System to terraform in order for it to sustain is going to be a difficult task no matter the circumstances as there are so many limits as well as possible things that can go wrong and act as pushbacks. One of these limits is the weather, this includes the overall climate on a given planet and also the...
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“There are other forms of intelligent life out there”[Brief answer to big questions,pg 85]. A controversial and thought provoking statement that more often than not catalysis a galaxy of valid questions. The question that has seemed to grip minds of those since the beginning of time: Aliens. Fact or Fiction . By definition an Alien is a resident of one country who owes allegiance to another country and has not acquired citizenship. Speaking factually over half of the world's populations...
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