Human space flight is a very honorable thing for human history, because of all the human developments from millions years ago until today. I think it is a great thing to explore the universe, because we need to keep explore that way we can improve our technology better. However, human should also learn from the exploration in the universe, that how valuable is one Earth, people should protect them and keep this planet as long as possible, instead of destroy it.
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Hello everybody. I am Eric from the USA and personally I think that the universe is very interesting. The advancements that we have been able to achieve in the past 20 years is nothing short of outstanding. The rover that was sent to Mars is a huge accomplishment for the US as well as the rest of the world because it means that we are beginning to understand life beyond planet earth. Who knows, maybe one of these experiments may lead to the discovery of something extraordinary, like extra-terrestrial life.
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Morgan Schepens Feb. 8, 2013
Maybe you're right, but we can't know (if it's real) what the extra-terreste will be able to do. And there is no oxygen on Mars, i don't want to leave with a space equipment all of my life. -
Lucas Scheidler Feb. 8, 2013
I'm agree with Morgan Schepens but there is oxygen on Mars but not enough to breath ! -
Sage Borlo Feb. 12, 2013
There is evidence that there was once possibly a sustainable ecosystem on mars, but that's far past, and Mars is a rather dangerous place to settle now. A more likely subject in our specific solar system would be Titan, one of the many moons of Saturn. It holds the best conditions in our solar system for colonization.
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Hi! I’m Mandy Chan from Taipei, Taiwan. I was watching the news on Curiosity on Mars, and our solar system has always fascinated me. The improvement of human technology allows us to send robot or cosmonaut to the empty space. The first human spaceflight was directed by the Soviet Union on April 12, 1961. This was a new milestone for human beings. Nowadays, space travel becomes very popular because of danger caused by global warming. Different countries began to compete with each other by sending astronauts into space. They felt the threat of the nature slowly destroying our planet, and hoping to find a new world. So you can say that space travel gives people hope, strength and faith. On this deteriorating Earth, people eagerly wanting to find a place that human generation can survive. Knowing that our planet is dying, exploring the unknown space gives us a chance. So space travel is a good influence to this rotten society.
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China’s next space mission to be manned, will attempt to dock with space station module:
The Shenzhou 9 spacecraft will be launched aboard its Long March 2F rocket sometime between June and August. The astronauts will manually dock with the Tiangong 1 module that was launched last year and conduct scientific experiments while aboard, Xinhua said. It didn’t say how long the mission was supposed to last.
China completed its first such space rendezvous last year when the unmanned Shenzhou 8 docked with the Tiangong 1 by remote control. That was considered something of a breakthrough since early U.S. astronauts did so manually.
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‘Space hurricane’ from the sun sweeping over our planet
Flights rerouted due to solar storm; radiation rated strongest since 2003
A wave of charged particles from an intense solar storm is raising alerts about airline flights and satellite operations — and raising the prospect of stunning auroral displays.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46118390/ns/technology_and_science-space/#.Tx_FbyPgLog
The storm began when a powerful solar flare erupted on the sun Monday, blasting a stream of charged particles toward our planet. This electromagnetic burst — called a coronal mass ejection, or CME — started hitting Earth somewhere around 10 a.m. ET Tuesday, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Space Weather Prediction Center.
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Jupiter’s moon points to alien life in outer space—A body of water as big as North America’s Great Lakes could lie beneath Europa, a shining enigmatic moon of Jupiter.
The theory is exciting because water is one of the key ingredients for life. Europa is the second-closest satellite of Jupiter, the biggest planet of the solar system.
Pictures of it sent back by the Galileo spacecraft during its 1995-2003 exploration point to a tortured surface of cracks and jumbled ice.
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Space travel is an interesting topic. When looking at the NASA website there is a link to “space travel” and “picture of the day” of space related pictures.
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Ricky Burkhardt Sept. 27, 2011
Great link! super picture on there today! I'll be checking back there regularly
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A spaceship funded by Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos, crashed during a test flight in West Texas. The accident, which industry officials said occurred on Aug. 24, is probably a huge setback for the aspiration of Mr. Bezos, for developing a dependable system for transporting tourists and astronauts into space. Bezos’ space company, Blue Origin, based in Kent, Wash., is developing a suborbital spaceship called New Shepard, which is to take off and land vertically for carrying people to the near edge of the space.
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Marco Masoni Sept. 6, 2011
But I'm sure Bezos won't give up. The guy has shown time and again that he is determined.
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The best 3D interactive model of our universe ever! Thanks to Mauro for finding it for us!
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This is a very cool example of how you can learn and having fun at the same time!
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Kim Hsu April 17, 2011
That's the coolest interact 3D model of our universe I've ever seen. Thanks for posting it! I need to add it to my Space project!
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