I think that space exploration is not relevant for us because in our normal life it is not something important and necessary for us. Are you with me?
Another point is what can we do and how can we manage if we discover inhabitants for other planets? How can we comunicate with it?
Space exploration
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Re: Space exploration
by Jaime » Thu May 02, 2019 9:06 pm
Hello!!
My answers:
1. In my opinion, it is important to explore space, because it allows us to acquire new knowledge about life, and new opportunities for human beings on other planets, however it is expensive and few countries can develop this type of science, by tourism, is Wasting money, on earth there are many places to visit.
2. In my childhood I remember ET, a film about a tender and friendly alien, with humans, was famous in the years 80, and exhibited on the five continents.
Thanks for your attentiion!!
My answers:
1. In my opinion, it is important to explore space, because it allows us to acquire new knowledge about life, and new opportunities for human beings on other planets, however it is expensive and few countries can develop this type of science, by tourism, is Wasting money, on earth there are many places to visit.
2. In my childhood I remember ET, a film about a tender and friendly alien, with humans, was famous in the years 80, and exhibited on the five continents.
Thanks for your attentiion!!
- Jaime
Re: Space exploration
by Jaime » Fri May 03, 2019 3:56 pm
Hello!!
My questions:
1. Kepler was forward in 2009.
2. Kepler is propierty of NASA.
3. Kepler was forward is Cabo Cañaveral.
4. Kepler worked until 2010.
5. Kepler had a weight of 2000 kg.
Answers:
1. T 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. F
Thanks for your attention!!
My questions:
1. Kepler was forward in 2009.
2. Kepler is propierty of NASA.
3. Kepler was forward is Cabo Cañaveral.
4. Kepler worked until 2010.
5. Kepler had a weight of 2000 kg.
Answers:
1. T 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. F
Thanks for your attention!!
- Jaime
Re: Space exploration
by Admin » Wed May 08, 2019 7:28 am
Jaime wrote:
> Hello!!
>
> My answers:
> 1. In my opinion, it is important to explore space, because it allows us to
> acquire new knowledge about life, and new opportunities for human beings on
> other planets, however it is expensive and few countries can develop this
> type of science, by tourism, is Wasting money, on earth there are many
> places to visit.
>
> 2. In my childhood I remember ET, a film about a tender and friendly alien,
> with humans, was famous in the years 80, and exhibited on the five
> continents.
Thanks for writing Jaime. I agree, the tourism aspect is just ridiculous - exclusive holidays for billionaires is not a priority. Anyway, we have enough problems caused by tourisms as it is! :)
Two things:
and exhibited on the five continents= A movie is shown, not exhibited. So: it was shown all over the world.
by tourism, is Wasting money,= This is not complete. You can say: As for developing space tourism, it's a big waste of money.
See you,
Pieter
> Hello!!
>
> My answers:
> 1. In my opinion, it is important to explore space, because it allows us to
> acquire new knowledge about life, and new opportunities for human beings on
> other planets, however it is expensive and few countries can develop this
> type of science, by tourism, is Wasting money, on earth there are many
> places to visit.
>
> 2. In my childhood I remember ET, a film about a tender and friendly alien,
> with humans, was famous in the years 80, and exhibited on the five
> continents.
Thanks for writing Jaime. I agree, the tourism aspect is just ridiculous - exclusive holidays for billionaires is not a priority. Anyway, we have enough problems caused by tourisms as it is! :)
Two things:
and exhibited on the five continents= A movie is shown, not exhibited. So: it was shown all over the world.
by tourism, is Wasting money,= This is not complete. You can say: As for developing space tourism, it's a big waste of money.
See you,
Pieter
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