Summary On Lives Of The Planets

Did Mars ever mirror Earth? I would like to start this discussion by defining the term “mirrored,” as being a like or characteristic of a mirror image. So for proposes of this discussion I will use this definition meaning it is in a resemblance and not a direct copy of one another. Now with all the formalities out of the way let’s move on. After spending a small portion of my life reading through papers about Mars Geology I have come to the conclusion that Mars does in fact have supporting evidence that it was once a mirrored planet of Earth.

Light enters the telescope and passes through the first lens, called the objective lens, and bends u... ... middle of paper ... ...hey give people the ability to look beyond the night sky and examine the history of the universe. They have allowed scientists to examine stars, galaxies, and even planets. From Galileo first discovering moons orbiting Jupiter to the Kepler telescope discovering hundreds of new planets, telescopes are taking the vast universe and allowing people to view further and further into the unknown. Works Cited Bell, T. E. (2008, Oct 9). Liquid mirror telescopes on the moon.

My research paper will be a collection of information that I have gathered about the planet Venus and its relationship to Earth. I will go over some of the creation background of the solar system because Venus is in it. Talk about some of the characteristics of the planet Venus and its atmosphere. Then later show some of the explorations to Venus. There are several theories of how our solar system was created.

Frank Poole is sent to the moon of earth to explore a strange uncovered artifact. This artifact turns out to be a signaling device put on the moon by aliens millions of years before the time when it was discovered. What happens next in this scene is fairly important. When the artifact, named TMA-1, was exposed to the sun for the first time in over 3 million years it send out a signal that was traced by back to one of the moons around Saturn. This scene was practically what this book was based on.

They revealed tons of information about the moon and how old it actually is. Moon rocks collected by Apollo astronauts from that 1st moon landing contain evidence that the moon's interior is bone dry, contrary to some more recent reports, say researchers. The conclusion is based on a new Momjian 2 study focusing on chlorine isotopes in moon rocks, which are quite different from those found in terrestrial or outside of Earth minerals ( DNews Moon Landing Clues to Earth's Water ). The Apollo 11 Moon landing mission and its success bro... ... middle of paper ... ...s unlike any other in history. It was a technological space revolution.

The path it took was nicknamed “VEEGA: Venus-Earth-Earth Gravity Assist. Galileo would slingshot once by Venus, and twice from Earth, gathering the momentum to r... ... middle of paper ... ...red future plans to orbit it and possible send in a lander. The radiation Jupiter produces made it hard for Galileo to come close to the inner moon and scientist thought it would be best to save that for last. The successful flybys led to the discovery of erupting fountains of lava on Io. The next mission was titled Galileo Millennium Mission which lasted till 2001.

(1) The Luna II and III space probes landed on the surface of the moon and took the first photos of the far side of the moon in 1959. Another space probe called the Pathfinder was launched on December 4, 1996 and made a successful landing on Mars in July of 1997. Other space probes to reach Mars include the Mars Pathfinder and the Mars Global Surveyor. A few other past space probes include the Voyager II, which is the only space probe to reach Uranus, The Venera VII, which was the first space probe to

If scientists and researchers had better utilized the method, then liquid-fuel rockets could have had the potential to be developed much earlier. The space race between the Soviet Union and the United States, which began during the Cold War, would be the first push towards putting humans on the moon. It was not until 1957 that the Spudnik, a manmade object was the first object to orbit the Earth. This fueled the push toward exploration of the universe and the need to put a man on the moon. The launch of Spudnik proved that putting objects into space was possible and was the first step into putting humans into space.

This purpose can be attained by assessing a vast sample of stars. Through the Kepler Mission, NASA scientists hope to obtain their 6 goals (Jerry 1). These goals include determining planets in the habitable zone and figuring out the shapes and sizes of their orbits. Another Kepler Mission goal is to assess the amount of planets in multiple-star systems. Next, NASA hopes to evaluate the variety of planet sizes, densities and masses of short-period giant planets.

First man observed the moon through space stations, and then soon afterwards landed. Then it was Mars, but man is yet to land on the surface. NASA is known as one of the fathers of space. The organization has developed shuttles, space stations and many other apparatuses. NASA continues to provide research data and plans of upcoming missions.