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Winning essays resulted in the trip of a lifetime for a group of young space enthusiasts from different parts of the country. Amanda Gutierrez, an 11th-grader from Lincoln, Nebraska, Taia Saurer, an eighth-grader from Laguna Beach, California, and Austin Pritts, a sixth-grader from Wolcott, Indiana, were selected in 2021 as winners of the Artemis Moon Pod Essay Contest .

The grand prize: a trip with their families to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, which coincided with the first targeted launch date of the agency’s Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft for the Artemis I mission. Though the rocket did not launch on its first attempt from Kennedy, the essay winners participated in several other activities, including media interviews, tours of various sites throughout America’s multiuser spaceport, and a visit to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Amanda and Taia also were able to meet and interact with a group of NASA astronauts.

“This experience has been one in a lifetime,” said Gutierrez, who is interested in aerospace engineering. “I was able to experience the energy, the people, and the positivity. And being able to see (the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex) was so eye-opening and incredible. I feel like I’m part of history.”

Gutierrez’s essay, “ Dream Big Moon Pod ,” features a chemist, hydrologist, and astronautical engineer who team up to install an Endothermic Electrolysis Reactor (EER), designed to provide fuel and oxygen for future crews at the Moon’s Shackleton Crater.

In “My Mission to the Moon,” Pritts imagines himself as a mechanical engineer, working with a test pilot and chemist to set up a permanent Moon base powered by a nuclear power supply so future astronauts can research the hydrogen and oxygen found in regolith on the Moon’s South Pole.

In Saurer’s composition, “ One Week on the Moon – The Artemis Adventure ,” a four-person crew – including the first woman to step onto the Moon – builds a habitat for future astronauts using a combination of lunar soil and a fibrous fungal material called mycelium.

“I’ve been interested in space since I turned 4 and saw Curiosity land on Mars,” Saurer said. “It feels so right being around everyone here. I know this is definitely what I want to do; I want to work at NASA, be an astronaut, and hopefully go to Mars.”

Nearly 14,000 students competed in the event – a collaborative effort between NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement and the agency’s Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate, in partnership with the online platform Future Engineers .

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Would You Take a Trip to Space?

Ordinary people might soon be able to shoot into space. Is this a dream come true—or a disaster waiting to happen?

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3. . . 2 . . . 1 . . . blastoff! With a burst of rocket fire, you rush toward the sky. The spaceship rattles like the bumpiest roller-coaster ride ever. As you speed faster and faster, it feels like a giant hand is pressing you into your seat.

Then the rocket engine shuts off . . . and you’re instantly weightless. Unbuckling your seat belt, you float around the ship. Through the window, Earth looks like a watery marble hovering in the darkness of space.

Usually, astronauts study and train for years before they get this experience. But regular people might travel to space as soon as this year.

Some rocket companies are letting any adult buy a spot on a future space trip. And NASA, the government space agency, will soon let people visit the International Space Station—a science lab that circles high above Earth.

But you don’t need to be a rocket scientist to wonder: Are space vacations a good idea?

3. . . 2 . . . 1 . . . blastoff! With a burst of rocket fire, you rush toward the sky. The spaceship rattles like a bumpy roller-coaster ride. You speed faster and faster. It feels like a giant hand is pressing you into your seat.

Then the rocket engine shuts off. All of a sudden, you’re weightless. You unbuckle your seat belt and float around the ship. Through the window, Earth looks like a watery marble floating in the darkness of space.

Usually, astronauts study and train for years before they get to be in space. But regular people might travel there as soon as this year.

Some rocket companies are letting people buy a spot on a future space trip. And NASA, the government space agency, will soon let people visit the International Space Station. That’s a science lab that circles high above Earth.

But are space vacations a good idea?

3... 2... 1... ¡despega! Con la explosión de un cohete, te lanzas al espacio. La nave espacial traquetea como la montaña rusa más accidentada de la historia. A medida que acelera cada vez más rápido, se siente como si una mano gigante te estuviera presionando contra tu asiento.

Luego, el motor del cohete se apaga... e instantáneamente te quedas sin peso. Una vez te desabrochas el cinturón de seguridad, flotas por la nave. A través de la ventana, la Tierra parece una canica acuosa flotando en la oscuridad del espacio.

Por lo general, los astronautas estudian y entrenan durante años antes de vivir esta experiencia. Pero la gente común podría viajar al espacio tan pronto como este año.

Algunas compañías de cohetes permiten que cualquier adulto compre un asiento en un viaje espacial futuro. Y la NASA, la agencia espacial gubernamental, pronto permitirá que las personas visiten la Estación Espacial Internacional, un laboratorio de ciencias que circula muy por encima de la Tierra.

Pero no es necesario ser un científico espacial para preguntarse: ¿Son las vacaciones espaciales una buena idea?

The Trip of a Lifetime

Un viaje único en la vida

Space travel would be an out-of-this-world opportunity. So far, only about 600 humans have visited space. You’d join a small club of people who’ve done something truly extraordinary.

It would also be fun. Gravity—the natural force keeping you on the ground—mostly disappears in space. You could do spectacular midair somersaults that would make any gymnast jealous.

And the view! It’d be unbeatable. How cool would it be to take a selfie with the whole planet ?

You’re not the only one who thinks this would be the trip of a lifetime. Hundreds of people have already reserved spots on future trips, including Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Justin Bieber. Who knows—maybe one of these superstars would be your spaceshipmate!

Space travel would be an out-of-this-world opportunity. So far, only about 600 humans have visited space. You would join a small club of people who have done something truly special.

It would be fun too. Gravity—the natural force that keeps you on the ground—mostly disappears in space. You could do midair backflips that would make any gymnast jealous.

And think of the view! You could take a selfie with the whole planet!

Many people want to visit space. Hundreds have already reserved spots on future trips. Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Justin Bieber are among them. You might get to travel with one of these superstars!

Los viajes espaciales serían una oportunidad fuera de este mundo. Hasta ahora, solo unos 600 humanos han visitado el espacio. Te unirías a un pequeño club de personas que han hecho algo verdaderamente extraordinario.

También sería divertido. La gravedad, la fuerza natural que te mantiene en el suelo, desaparece principalmente en el espacio. Podrías hacer saltos mortales espectaculares en el aire que pondrían celoso a cualquier gimnasta.

¡Y la vista! Sería inmejorable. ¿Qué tan genial sería tomarse un selfi con todo el planeta?

No eres el único que piensa que ese sería un viaje único en la vida. Cientos de personas ya han reservado asientos en viajes futuros, entre ellos: Katy Perry, Lady Gaga y Justin Bieber. Quién sabe, ¡tal vez una de estas superestrellas sería tu compañero de nave espacial!

Just Not Worth It

Simplemente, no vale la pena

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Dogs, monkeys, and mice traveled to space before humans.

OK, come back to Earth. Space travel might not be as thrilling as it sounds.

First of all, it’s expensive. The cheapest ticket is $250,000—for just a few minutes in space! And that space station visit? It will cost almost $60 million. You could take thousands of amazing Earth vacations with that cash.

Plus, just because space travel is expensive doesn’t mean it’s comfortable. You’d be crammed into a small cabin. And having no gravity would make daily activities tricky. Imagine eating lunch while your food tumbles through the air. Some astronauts even strap themselves to the toilet so they don’t drift away mid-pee. Ew!

Finally, space travel can be dangerous. Even a tiny problem with a ship can cause a serious accident. And mistakes do happen. Nearly 20 astronauts have died on space missions since the 1960s.

So, what do you think? Would you rather shoot for the stars or stay on Earth?

OK, come back to Earth.

Space travel might not be as great as it sounds.

First of all, it’s expensive. The cheapest ticket is $250,000. That’s for just a few minutes in space! And that space station visit? It will cost almost $60 million. You could take thousands of Earth vacations with that cash.

Plus, space travel isn’t comfortable. You’d be crammed into a small cabin. And having no gravity would be hard. Imagine eating while your food tumbles through the air. Some astronauts strap themselves to the toilet so they don’t drift away mid-pee. Ew!

And space travel can be dangerous. Even a tiny problem with a ship can cause a serious accident. Nearly 20 astronauts have died on space missions since the 1960s.

So, what do you think? Would you rather shoot for the stars or stay on Earth?

Bien, regresa a la Tierra. Es posible que los viajes espaciales no sean tan emocionantes como parecen.

En primer lugar, es caro. El pasaje más barato cuesta $250,000, ¡por solo unos minutos en el espacio! ¿Y esa visita a la estación espacial? Costará casi $60 millones. Podrías tomarte miles de vacaciones increíbles en la Tierra con ese dinero.

Además, el hecho de que los viajes espaciales sean costosos no significa que sean cómodos. Estarías apretujado en una pequeña cabina. Y no tener gravedad dificultaría las actividades diarias. Imagínate almorzar mientras tu comida da vueltas por el aire. Algunos astronautas incluso se amarran al inodoro para no irse a la deriva mientras hacen pipí. ¡Uy!

Finalmente, los viajes espaciales pueden ser peligrosos. Hasta un pequeño problema con una nave podría provocar un accidente grave. Y los errores ocurren. Casi 20 astronautas han muerto en misiones espaciales desde la década de 1960.

Entonces, ¿qué piensas? ¿Prefieres apuntar a las estrellas o quedarte en la Tierra?

This article was originally published in the October/November 2019 issue.

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Curious about daily life in space? Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield explains how astronauts sleep on the International Space Station in this video . And what about eating? Show the first segment, up until 3:51, of this fun video in which NASA astronaut Mike Massimino talks about how eating is different in space.

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Complexity factors, the debate presents pros and cons of traveling to space as a tourist. , the text consists of an introduction followed by two sections, one that argues in favor of space travel and one that argues against it. , the language is mainly conversational but includes the words hovering and international as well as similes, a rhetorical question, and other figures of speech., knowledge demands , the text mentions that a trip to space costs at least $250,000; some knowledge of what else that could buy (a home, multiple cars) will help students to see how expensive that is. , 1. preparing to read, have students preview the text features. ask: what is the topic of the debate (prompt students to use the debate title and the heading on the chart as clues.) what do you think are the two sides of the issue, 2. reading the debate , read the debate as a class or in small groups. a lower-lexile version is available. have students read the debate a second time. prompt them to mark the types of support the author presents to back up each side, including: facts and statistics (f/s) quotes from experts (q) stories or examples (ex), 3. discussing, as a class or in groups, have students discuss: which evidence is most effective in supporting each side is one side stronger than the other why what is your opinion what evidence do you find the most convincing for more-advanced students: do you think the author has a preferred point of view on this issue what is your evidence, have students complete the chart in the magazine. distribute the activity “ write an opinion essay .” the lower-level version guides students to write a three-paragraph essay on the debate topic. the higher-level version prompts them to bring in additional evidence and write six paragraphs, including a rebuttal of the other side. with either version, hand out our opinion writing toolkit , which offers writing tips and transition words..

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Essay on Space Exploration

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For scientists, space is first and foremost a magnificent “playground” — an inexhaustible source of knowledge and learning that is assisting in the solution of some of the most fundamental existential issues concerning Earth’s origins and our place in the Universe. Curiosity has contributed significantly to the evolution of the human species. Curiosity along with the desire for a brighter future has driven humans to explore and develop from the discovery of fire by ancient ancestors to present space explorations. Here is all the information you need and the best tips to write an essay on space exploration.

What is Space Exploration?

Space Exploration is the use of astronomy and space technology to explore outer space. While astronomers use telescopes to explore space, both uncrewed robotic space missions and human spaceflight are used to explore it physically. One of the primary sources for space science is space exploration, which is similar to astronomy in its classical form. We can use space exploration to validate or disprove scientific theories that have been created on Earth. Insights into gravity, the magnetosphere, the atmosphere, fluid dynamics, and the geological evolution of other planets have all come from studying the solar system.

Advantages of Space Exploration

It is vital to understand and point out the advantages of space exploration while writing an essay on the topic.

New inventions have helped the worldwide society. NASA’s additional research was beneficial to society in a variety of ways. Transportation, medical, computer management, agriculture technology, and consumer products all profit from the discoveries. GPS technology, breast cancer treatment, lightweight breathing systems, Teflon fibreglass, and other areas benefited from the space programme.

It is impossible to dispute that space exploration creates a large number of employment opportunities around the world. A better way to approach space exploration is to spend less and make it more cost-effective. In the current job market, space research initiatives provide far too much to science, technology, and communication. As a result, a large number of jobs are created.

Understanding

NASA’s time-travelling space exploration programmes and satellite missions aid in the discovery of previously unknown facts about our universe. Scientists have gained a greater understanding of Earth’s nature and atmosphere, as well as those of other space entities. These are the research initiatives that alert us to impending natural disasters and other related forecasts. It also paves the way for our all-powerful universe to be saved from time to time.

Disadvantages of Space Exploration

Highlighting disadvantages will give another depth to your essay on space exploration. Here are some important points to keep in mind.

Pollution is one of the most concerning issues in space travel. Many satellites are launched into space each year, but not all of them return. The remnants of such incidents degrade over time, becoming debris that floats in the air. Old satellites, various types of equipment, launch pads, and rocket fragments all contribute to pollution. Space debris pollutes the atmosphere in a variety of ways. Not only is space exploration harmful to the environment, but it is also harmful to space.

A government space exploration programme is expensive. Many people believe that space mission initiatives are economical. It should be mentioned that NASA just celebrated its 30th anniversary with $196.5 billion spent.

Space exploration isn’t a walk in the park. Many historical occurrences demonstrate the dangers that come with sad situations. The Challenger space shuttle accident on January 28, 1986, must be remembered. The spacecraft exploded in under 73 seconds, resulting in a tremendous loss of life and property.

Conclusion

There are two sides to every coin. To survive on Earth, one must confront and overcome obstacles. Space exploration is an essential activity that cannot be overlooked, but it can be enhanced by technological advancements.

Space Exploration Courses

Well, if your dream is to explore space and you want to make a career in it, then maybe space exploration courses are the right choice for you to turn your dreams into reality.

Various universities offering space exploration courses are :

Arizona State University, USA
Bachelor of Science in Earth and Space Exploration
Earth and Space Exploration (Astrobiology and Biogeosciences)
Earth and Space Exploration (Astrophysics)
University of Leicester, UK
Space Exploration Systems MSc
York University
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Space Engineering

Tips to write an IELTS Essay on Space Exploration

The essay’s word count should be at least 250 words. There is no maximum word count. If you write less than 250 words, you risk submitting an incomplete essay. The goal should be to write a minimum of 250-words essay.
There will be more than one question on the essay topic. The questions must be answered in their entirety. For example, for the topic ‘crime is unavoidable,’ you might see questions like 1. Speak in favour of and against this topic, 2. Give your opinion, and 3. Suggest some measures to avoid crime. This topic now has three parts, and all of them must be answered; only then will the essay be complete.
Maintain a smooth writing flow. You can’t get off track and create an essay that has nothing to do with the issue. The essay must be completely consistent with the question. The essay’s thoughts should be tied to the question directly. Make use of instances, experiences, and concepts that you can relate to.
Use a restricted number of linking phrases and words to organise your writing. Adverbial phrases should be used instead of standard linking words.
The essay should be broken up into little paragraphs of at least two sentences each. Your essay should be divided into three sections: introduction, body, and conclusion. ( cheapest pharmacy to fill prescriptions without insurance )
Don’t overuse complicated and long words in your essay. Make appropriate use of collocations and idioms. You must be able to use words and circumstances effectively.
The essay must be written correctly in terms of grammar. In terms of spelling, grammar, and tenses, there should be no mistakes. Avoid using long, difficult sentences to avoid grammatical problems. Make your sentences succinct and to-the-point.
Agree/disagree, discuss two points of view, pros and disadvantages, causes and solutions, causes and effects, and problem-solution are all examples of essay questions to practise.
Make a strong beginning. The opening should provide the reader a good indication of what to expect from the rest of the article. Making a good first impression and piquing your attention starts with a good introduction.
If required, cite facts, figures, and data. It’s best to stay away from factual material if you’re not sure about the statistics or stats. If you’re unsure about something, don’t write it down.
The essay’s body should be descriptive, with all of the points, facts, and information listed in great detail.
The conclusion is the most noticeable part. Your IELTS band is influenced by how you end your essay.
Make sure there are no spelling errors. If you’re not sure how to spell something, don’t use it. It is preferable to utilize simple, everyday terms.
Do not include any personal or casual remarks. It is strictly forbidden.
Once you’ve finished drafting your essay, proofread it. It enables you to scan for minor and large grammar and spelling problems.

This was the Essay on Space Exploration. We hope it was helpful to you. Experts at Leverage Edu will help you out in writing your essays for IELTS, SOPs and more!

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IELTS Essay: Space Travel

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This is an IELTS writing task 2 sample answer essay on the topic of space travel from the real IELTS exam.

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The first man to walk on the moon claimed it was a step forward for mankind. However, it has made little difference in most people’s lives.

To what extent do you agree or disagree?

There are many who feel that research into space exploration has not made sufficient impact in the average individual’s life to justify its expense. In my opinion, there are valid reasons to ask this question but overall the cultural and scientific effect is all-encompassing.

Those who decry the wasted resources directed towards space programs point out the lack of readily apparent benefits. Sending a man to the moon and maintaining expensive telescopes and space stations do nothing for the average person struggling to pay their bills and vulnerable to sudden economic downturns. Most may casually watch the moon landing or the occasional NASA video on YouTube but that is hardly justification for billions of dollars over decades that could have made a real difference if diverted towards medicine, education, infrastructure, and a vibrant employment sector.

Nonetheless, the effects pertain deeply to culture and science. Firstly, putting a man on the moon was a moment that transcends mundane utilitarian concerns. It not only was an exercise in the power and majesty of the human race but also inspired countless individuals across a wide variety of industries to push for great achievements and have pride in mankind. Secondly, the advances made while researching space have led to concrete, beneficial discoveries. For example, there are now satellites in space making possible phone calls and internet access nearly everywhere on Earth. Countless other large and small innovations from microchips to increased fuel efficiency are also to some degree indebted to the national funding of space exploration.

In conclusion, far from being a waste of valuable resources, space exploration has been the driving force behind the continued progress of humanity. It should therefore continue to receive support.

1. There are many who feel that research into space exploration has not made sufficient impact in the average individual’s life to justify its expense. 2. In my opinion, there are valid reasons to ask this question but overall the cultural and scientific effect is all-encompassing.

Paraphrase the overall essay topic.
Write a clear opinion. Read more about introductions here .

1. Those who decry the wasted resources directed towards space programs point out the lack of readily apparent benefits. 2. Sending a man to the moon and maintaining expensive telescopes and space stations do nothing for the average person struggling to pay their bills and vulnerable to sudden economic downturns. 3. Most may casually watch the moon landing or the occasional NASA video on YouTube but that is hardly justification for billions of dollars over decades that could have made a real difference if diverted towards medicine, education, infrastructure, and a vibrant employment sector.

Write a topic sentence with a clear main idea at the end.
Develop the idea.
Use specific examples. Aim for 4-5 sentences in a paragraph – not 3 like I did in this one…

1. Nonetheless, the effects pertain deeply to culture and science. 2. Firstly, putting a man on the moon was a moment that transcends mundane utilitarian concerns. 3. It not only was an exercise in the power and majesty of the human race but also inspired countless individuals across a wide variety of industries to push for great achievements and have pride in mankind. 4. Secondly, the advances made while researching space have led to concrete, beneficial discoveries. 5. For example, there are now satellites in space making possible phone calls and internet access nearly everywhere on Earth. 6. Countless other large and small innovations from microchips to increased fuel efficiency are also to some degree indebted to the national funding of space exploration.

Write another topic sentence with a new main idea at the end.
Explain it.
Develop it as fully as possible.
If you have a second main idea, switch over to it.
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1. In conclusion, far from being a waste of valuable resources, space exploration has been the driving force behind the continued progress of humanity. 2. It should therefore continue to receive support.

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There are many who feel that research into space exploration has not made sufficient impact in the average individual’s life to justify its expense . In my opinion, there are valid reasons to ask this question but overall the cultural and scientific effect is all-encompassing .

Those who decry the wasted resources directed towards space programs point out the lack of readily apparent benefits . Sending a man to the moon and maintaining expensive telescopes and space stations do nothing for the average person struggling to pay their bills and vulnerable to sudden economic downturns . Most may casually watch the moon landing or the occasional NASA video on YouTube but that is hardly justification for billions of dollars over decades that could have made a real difference if diverted towards medicine , education , infrastructure , and a vibrant employment sector .

Nonetheless , the effects pertain deeply to culture and science. Firstly, putting a man on the moon was a moment that transcends mundane utilitarian concerns. It not only was an exercise in the power and majesty of the human race but also inspired countless individuals across a wide variety of industries to push for great achievements and have pride in mankind . Secondly, the advances made while researching space have led to concrete, beneficial discoveries . For example, there are now satellites in space making possible phone calls and internet access nearly everywhere on Earth. Countless other large and small innovations from microchips to increased fuel efficiency are also to some degree indebted to the national funding of space exploration .

In conclusion, far from being a waste of valuable resources , space exploration has been the driving force behind the continued progress of humanity. It should therefore continue to receive support .

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Pronunciation

speɪs ˌɛksplɔːˈreɪʃən səˈfɪʃənt ˈɪmpækt ˈævərɪʤ ˌɪndɪˈvɪdjʊəlz laɪf ˈʤʌstɪfaɪ ɪksˈpɛns ˈvælɪd ˈriːznz ˈəʊvərɔːl ˈkʌlʧərəl ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk ɪˈfɛkt ɔːl-ɪnˈkʌmpəsɪŋ dɪˈkraɪ ˈweɪstɪd rɪˈsɔːsɪz dɪˈrɛktɪd təˈwɔːdz speɪs ˈprəʊgræmz pɔɪnt aʊt læk ˈrɛdɪli əˈpærənt ˈbɛnɪfɪts meɪnˈteɪnɪŋ ɪksˈpɛnsɪv ˈtɛlɪskəʊps speɪs ˈsteɪʃənz ˈstrʌglɪŋ tuː peɪ ðeə bɪlz ˈvʌlnərəbl ˈsʌdn ˌiːkəˈnɒmɪk ˈdaʊntɜːnz ˈkæʒjʊəli muːn ˈlændɪŋ ˈnæsə ˈhɑːdli ˌʤʌstɪfɪˈkeɪʃən ˈdɛkeɪdz rɪəl ˈdɪfrəns daɪˈvɜːtɪd təˈwɔːdz ˈmɛdsɪn ˌɛdju(ː)ˈkeɪʃən ˈɪnfrəˌstrʌkʧə ə ˈvaɪbrənt ɪmˈplɔɪmənt ˈsɛktə ˌnʌnðəˈlɛs pɜːˈteɪn ˈdiːpli ˈməʊmənt trænˈsɛndz ˈmʌndeɪn ˌjuːtɪlɪˈteərɪən ˈɛksəsaɪz ˈmæʤɪsti ˈhjuːmən reɪs ɪnˈspaɪəd ˈkaʊntlɪs ˌɪndɪˈvɪdjʊəlz əˈkrɒs ə waɪd vəˈraɪəti ɒv ˈɪndəstriz pʊʃ praɪd mænˈkaɪnd ədˈvɑːnsɪz ˈkɒnkriːt ˌbɛnɪˈfɪʃəl dɪsˈkʌvəriz ˈsætəlaɪts ˈmeɪkɪŋ ˈpɒsəbl ˈnɪəli ˈkaʊntlɪs ˌɪnəʊˈveɪʃənz ˈmaɪkrəʊˌʧɪps ɪnˈkriːst fjʊəl ɪˈfɪʃənsi tuː sʌm dɪˈgriː ɪnˈdɛtɪd ˈnæʃənl ˈfʌndɪŋ speɪs ˌɛksplɔːˈreɪʃən fɑː frɒm ˈbiːɪŋ ˈvæljʊəbl rɪˈsɔːsɪz ˈdraɪvɪŋ fɔːs bɪˈhaɪnd kənˈtɪnju(ː)d ˈprəʊgrəs rɪˈsiːv səˈpɔːt

Vocabulary Practice

Remember and fill in the blanks:

There are many who feel that research into s_________________n has not made s_______________t in the a__________________e to j_______y its e_______e . In my opinion, there are v____________s to ask this question but o________l the c__________l and s______________t is a___________________g .

Those who d_______y the w_________________s d__________________s s_________________s p_____________t the l_____k of r______________________________s . Sending a man to the moon and m_____________________________s and s______________s do nothing for the average person s__________________________s and v_______________e to s____________________________s . Most may c______________y watch the m_________________g or the occasional N______A video on YouTube but that is h___________________n for billions of dollars over d_____________s that could have made a r_______________e if d_________________s m__________e , e___________n , i_________________e , and a___________________________r .

N______________s , the effects p_______________y to culture and science. Firstly, putting a man on the moon was a m____________t that t__________________________________n concerns. It not only was an e____________e in the power and m__________y of the h_____________e but also i________________________s a____________________________s to p____h for great achievements and have p_____e in m_________d . Secondly, the a_____________s made while researching space have led to c__________e, b____________________s . For example, there are now s_____________s in space m_____________________e phone calls and internet access n________y everywhere on Earth. C___________s other large and small i____________________s from m__________________s to i__________________________y are also t_______________________________d to the n_____________________g of s__________________n .

In conclusion, f_____________________g a waste of v________________________s , space exploration has been the d_______________________d the c________________________s of humanity. It should therefore continue to r___________________t .

Listening Practice

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Reading Practice

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https://www.wired.com/story/space-exploration-and-the-age-of-the-anthropocosmos/

Speaking Practice

Practice with the following speaking questions from the real IELTS speaking exam :

Stars/Space

Do people in your country often look at the stars?
Why is it important to explore space?
How can learning about space impact the daily lives of people?
Will we find life on other planets?
When will humans live on other planets?

Writing Practice

Practice with the related topic below and then check with my sample answer:

In the future, people may have to live on other planets. Some think that it is therefore important to spend money researching other planets such as Mars.

IELTS Writing Task 2 Sample Answer Essay: Researching Other Planets (Real Past IELTS Exam)

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Neil Armstrong was celebrated globally when he first journeyed to the moon, but despite the pride he brought to the world, to claim that it was a giant leap forward for mankind was a statement that did not hold true to this day. It had little value in the general populace because the exploration of the moon did not result in ground-breaking innovations that would better people’s lives.

Firstly, recent years have shown that there is nothing more to unearth on the moon. Although moon exploration might have helped researchers to study space technology, nothing extraordinary has been discovered to encourage pursuing the same undertaking. As a matter of fact, a report from New York Times in March 2020 found that scientists and astronauts could be doing more harm than good when they leave footprints and debris on the moon’s surface that could potentially disrupt its natural balance.

Perhaps the most significant reason why we doubt its value is largely based on the money spent on this journey. It takes millions of dollars to send someone to space, and this money could be otherwise spent on more important things that would actually matter such as health care and education. At the same time, the International Space Station already gives researchers a glance of the moon so they can remotely make studies in the comfort of their offices, eliminating the need to travel to the moon.

In conclusion, while the first step on the moon left a mark on history and can be viewed as a scientific success, this has not resulted in life-changing innovations that would prove its worth. Therefore, governments should focus their attention, and more importantly the funds where it is most needed.

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The Future of Space Exploration The attitude of the researchers in this field is rather ambivalent; the main beneficial and negative points of space exploration would be covered in the next parts to make the argumentative and clear statement.
A Trip to Mars: Mass Facts Mars is one of the eight major planets that form the solar system together with the sun. The atmosphere of Mars is estimated to be less than 1% of that of the earth.
The Importance of Space Exploration It is evident in the study that spaceflight was the most instrumental element that acted as the driving force and backbone of the exploration processes to the orbital surface.
Space Exploration Problems On the other hand, people have an opportunity to study the processes which could be useful for understanding the origins of planets, galaxies and the universe in general. BNSC reflected on the plans that UK […]
Jupiter: From a Wandering Star to the King of the Planets In spite of the fact that Jupiter is more distant than Mars to the Earth, it is usually brighter, and it shines during the whole year around.
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India’s Space Exploration Affairs Space exploration has become a key area of concern for modern scientists and this is evident from the many attempts being undertaken in the world today to explore every bit of the outer space.
The Planet Mars Information The bigger portion of the planet is covered with Borealis Basin that is one of the remarkable features on the surface of Mars.
Prospects of finding life in Mars Astronomers have found that the length of a typical day in Mars is similar to that of the Earth. This means that there is no water existed on the surface of Mars.
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Space Exploration History and Prospects The exploration of space assists in addressing the central questions about humanity’s place in the history of the universe and the solar system. Scientists are working day and night to reveal ways of mitigating the […]
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Space Exploration Accidents: Challenger and Columbia The failure in the joint of the elements of the rocket motor caused the Challenger catastrophe. The analysis of the accidents led to the development of a number of recommendations.
The Main Reasons for Space Exploration In 1957, the Soviet successfully launched the first satellite into space that marked the beginning of space exploration. After the success of the Soviet’s satellite, the U.S.invested more into space exploration.
Mars: Water and the Martian Landscape According to McSween, scientists and astronomers find the study of the environment of Mars and the existence of flowing of water on the surface of the planet of special interest.
Astronomy Issues: Life on Mars Indeed, the absence of living microorganisms in the soil is a clear indication of the absence of water on the red planet.
Market Based Approaches for Controlling Space Mission Costs This has however been addressed and there has been a recommendation that in any future missions using the same system, a mechanism has to be put in place that combines the development and operational phases […]
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International Space Exploration: Improving Human Life Advances in space exploration, particularly the creation of the International Space Station, has enhanced the observation of the globe to provide better comprehension and solutions to environmental matters on earth.
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter The objectives include the search for past and/or present life on the planet, assess the presence and nature of the resources available in the planet for human exploration as well as understanding the climate and […]
Why the Water Bears are the Most Appropriate Animals to Send to Mars for Human Research The water bears are the first animals known to be able to endure the insensitive atmospheric combination of low pressure and extreme radiation found in space.
MAVEN Mission on Mars Factors related to the degree of radiation, the temperature of the planet, the level of ion dispersion within the atmosphere and the ability of solar wind to affect the Martian surface are all factors that […]
Missions to Mars: Past, Present, and Future In this dual mission to Mars, Mariner 6 and 7 enabled the scientists to analyze the surface of Mars and the Martian atmosphere through the remote sensors in the spacecrafts besides the Mariners taking and […]
Development of New Space Vehicles: Manned Flight to the Moon and Mars The Apollo 11 landing on the surface of the Moon represents the highest point yet in the conquest of the cosmos by man.
Should America Spend More Money on Space Exploration?
India’s Steps into Space Exploration
Public Money Should Cut Down Expenses for Space Exploration
Visionary Vintage Children’s Book Celebrates Gender Equality, Ethnic Diversity, and Space Exploration
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The Significance and Value of Exposing Students to Space Exploration
Apollo 13: Space Exploration and the Traits and Cooperativeness of Explorers
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Space Exploration and Technology and the Pros and Cons Arguments
Modern Societies Doom Without Space Exploration
The Space Exploration Program: We Are on a Path of Decay
Funding for Space Exploration Philosophy
The Current State Regarding the U.S Space Exploration
Sustainability and Discredit Arguments for Space Exploration
Technological Advances Associated With Space Exploration
Future of Human Space Exploration and Operations
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Space Exploration
The Three Astronauts: Umberto Eco’s Book About the Role of Space Exploration in World Peace
Space Exploration and Tourism During the Cold War of 1947
Let’s Spend Our Resources on Solving Social Problems Not Space Exploration
The Link Between Space Exploration and Advancements in Science and Military Defense
Innovations Needed for Deep Space Exploration
Radiation Measurements Performed With Active Detectors Relevant to Human Space Exploration
Space Exploration Beyond Low Earth Orbit
Space Exploration and Its Impact on Earth
Column Generation Based Heuristics for a Generalized Location Routing Problem With Profits Arising in Space Exploration
Ethical Principles and Practices in Space Exploration
Why Space Exploration and Innovation Is Important for the Human Race?
Specific Immunologic Countermeasure Protocol for Deep-Space Exploration Missions
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My Journey to Outer Space Ever since I was a young child, I used to look at the stars and wondered how they glowed. It was until now that I discovered that this brightness as monitored from Earth referred to apparent magnitude and the stars or any other celestial body’s intrinsic brightness referred to as its absolute magnitude. Last weekend when I was watching a movie known as Star Trek (of which I am a great admirer), I suddenly fell asleep and found myself within the spaceship along with all the other characters of the movie.

It was an experience of my journey to outer space which I will always remember. My presence on the spaceship put me in a state of shock but gradually I adapted to the situation. The spaceship was headed towards the planet Saturn where the team members of my crew were to witness certain changes in the outer shell of the planet. This change was considered to have happened because of a reported explosion. I wandered around the spaceship and was delighted by seeing objects and machines that I had never seen.

Despite being in a different place, I started to like my surroundings. My attention drifted to one of my crew members, Ronald, who was sitting around a table that had navigation and mapping devices. The charm of those devices attracted me towards Ronald and lured me to ask the meaning of the terminologies that he was mentioning to the pilot of the ship. Later, it was Ronald and the pilot who explained to me that the term light-year and Parsec were both units of length and that the spaceship had to travel 4.

28 light-years to reach Saturn and to ascertain the distance, a method referred to as parallax was used. During our journey, I witnessed different stars, meteors and asteroids. Few of the celestial bodies that I witnessed glowed in such a way that it displayed a red shade; this was referred to as Redshift in the astronomical language. When I first heard about the distance I thought that it would take many years to reach the destination but within a few hours, I heard an announcement that stated that we were approaching our destination.

I was really looking forward to stepping on Saturn but at that particular moment, I fell with a thud on the floor and my eyes opened. I realized that it was just a dream.I found myself lying on the floor in front of the television and the credits were rolling down on my television screen. The movie had finished along with the dream of my journey to the outer space.

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Essay on Space

500+ words essay on space.

Space is one of the interesting topics that children want to know more about. When we hear news related to space missions or astronauts flying to space, it generates curiosity and interest among us to research it. Many questions arise in our minds. How strongly do astronauts feel the acceleration during take-off? What does it feel like to float weightlessly in the space station? How do astronauts sleep there? What do they eat? What does the Earth look like from space? The answers to all these questions are provided in this essay on space. Students must go through it to know more about space. The information provided will also help them to write an effective essay on space. Also, they can get a list of CBSE Essays on different topics to boost their essay-writing skills. Doing so helps them to score good marks in English, and they can also participate in various essay writing competitions.

Space Exploration: An Overview

We refer to the expanding universe with one simple word: space. But do we know what space is? Space is a continuous area or expanse which is free, available and unoccupied. It is a boundless three-dimensional extent in which objects and events have relative positions and directions. It is the zone above and around our planet where there is no air to breathe or light to scatter. It is a vacuum devoid of matter where sound can not travel. The earth looks round only when seen from space. One can only see land and water. In space, there is no gravity due to which things float in the air.

Space travel began in 1957 with the launch of the first satellite, called Sputnik, by the former Soviet Union. Many satellites and probes are launched into space. This is done to observe the Earth, collect data on climate and weather, supply modern navigation systems, explore distant celestial bodies and perform scientific research related to space. Yuri Gagarin became the first human being to fly to space on 12th April 1961.

Sunita Williams in Space

Sunita Williams is an astronaut who has set several milestones working in space. She is best known for her work on the International Space Station and her spacewalks. She was also a Navy Captain in the United States and a highly versatile pilot. Sunita Williams set a new record for the longest space flight by a woman.

When Sunita Williams came to India for the first time, thousands of children and students got a chance to meet her. Sunita says that her friend Kalpana Chawla wanted to come to India and meet the children. She came to India to fulfil Kalpana’s dream. She shared her experience of space with the children. She said, “We cannot sit in one place in space. We keep floating in the spaceship from one end to another. In fact, water too doesn’t stay in one place. It floats around as blobs. To wash our face or hands we had to catch these blobs and wet paper with them. We ate in a very different way on the spacecraft. It was a fun experience when we float into the dining area of the spaceship and catch the floating food packet. In space, there was no need to use a comb as hair kept standing all the time. We were not able to walk, so we had to get used to floating around. We had to learn to do simple things differently. To stay in one place, we had to strap ourselves there. It was a lot of fun living in space but it was very difficult.”

Sunita also described the view of the earth when seen from the spaceship. She said, “the earth looks so beautiful and amazing. She could watch it for hours, from the window of the spaceship. She could clearly see the curved shape of the earth.”

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Imagine you are an astronaut travelling through space. give an account of your journey and experience..

I have always dreamt of being an astronaut travelling through space. I have read a good number of books on space and our universe. The other day my uncle gifted me a set of books on the universe and several aspects of becoming an astronaut. It was a holiday and I read about outer space the whole day and imagined myself thrusting through space. I felt really great thinking of my becoming an astronaut and propelling through space. That night as I fell asleep I had the most wonderful chance ever - travelling through space as an astronaut! I found myself at the space research centre. I was asked to go for a training session by an officer where I was dressed as an astronaut and had to listen to a whole lot of instructions. The officer then led me to a place where there was a huge rocket. I was amazed at its gigantic size. I was then asked to enter the cockpit along with the rest of the crew. I soon realized that I was the captain of the spaceship. In a moment the final countdown began and soon the rocket jet propelled into the air towards outer space. I was on an expedition to the Mars. Soon the rocket left the earth's atmosphere and I was feeling light as ever. I realized that there was less gravity than on the earth. It was a great experience to find myself floating in the air. But the conditions inside the shuttle were so adjusted that we could ground ourselves at will. It was a magnificent sight to view our planet earth from space. The earth looked blue because of three-fourth being water. As we moved on we could see the moon that looked like a planet itself, but reflected the light of the sun. We kept moving ahead and could see many stars located very far from us. I was already some light years away. As we moved on I could see several other galaxies at a distance. I wondered if life existed on those planets. I also saw some meteors pass us by. The Asteroid belt could be seen from a distance as well. Soon I saw our shuttle reaching the planet Mars. It was 'red' just as I had studied in the books and it was beyond description. I did not have the words to express it. The space shuttle was about to land and my attention focused on the surface of the Mars. There was some kind of a storm on the planet. I was wondering whether I would meet the first speck of life on Mars…. when suddenly I heard someone reminding me - It's time to wake up, time to get ready for school! Well! That was the end of my exciting sojourn. For a moment I thought I had already become an astronaut flying in space. That journey into space in my dream will always be memorable.

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A Trip To The Moon (Essay Sample) 2022

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Growing up we all had a fantasy of visiting the glowing shiny sphere called the moon. After the first moon landing by NASA and the US in the year 1969 no one ever imagined that it was even possible for mankind to do. I remember one day after I watched a science fiction movie “A Trip To The Moon” I fell asleep on the sofa and the next thing I know, I was on my way to the moon with my friends in my dream. It was the most fun experience I ever had in my life. In this imaginative essay, I will tell you everything about how I felt and saw when I went on a trip to the moon.

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Essay On A Trip To The Moon – 700 Word Long Essay

One day I was sitting in the house thinking of what I should do since I had a day off from work. All I wanted to do was to rest peacefully until the following day. I decided to have a nap in my favorite chair, and soon I fell asleep. The next thing I knew, I was in another world with my friends on a spaceship heading towards the moon. We all were so excited because this was a trip we all had dreamt of. One of my friends said, “Guess what, we are going to the moon today”. We were wearing costumes like astronauts while tight seat belts were all around us in our chairs. In this essay, I will describe how I felt traveling toward the moon and back.

While we were trying to reach the moon in my dream, I was thinking of the actual moon landing. NASA and the US took a giant leap in space exploration. NASA launched a space program to win the space race from Russia to get an upper hand in the cold war. American astronaut Neil Armstrong was the first man who landed on the lunar surface in a bullet-shaped capsule. I remember this space mission helped the US establish its technological dominion over the soviet union. No matter what happens everyone will remember Neil Armstrong as the first person to ever lay foot on the moon. I always thought of reaching the moon one day like him which made me more excited as we traveled toward the moon in my dream.

I was the only one taking pictures as I was excited to have fulfilled one of my dreams. Soon everyone was hungry, but we could not eat regular food, we were served with space food that tastes differently. At last, our spaceship landed on the moon. We started walking on the moon one small step at a time to see and explore the surface. Everyone felt safe because we had high-tech sensors and radios installed on the spacesuit. Through these gadgets, we were connected with operators on earth to manage our air pressure and temperature. The operators would also occasionally send some word definitions that I didn’t know of.

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I was excited because I wanted to document everything on the moon and bring them back with me. I tried using my pen, but it could not write so I had to use a pencil. The view of the moon was beautiful, from the stars to the planets and other galaxies that lay in the blackness of space. I captured all the beautiful sights on a high-tech camera. The moon had cliffs with big craters, making it look dangerous. The moon also had some rocks but they were not like the earth rocks, they were really lightweight. During our trip, I was awe-struck when I saw the expansive oceans, the beautiful clouds, and the earth from afar. As we traveled at 18,000 miles per hour and 90 minutes per orbit, the speed was too fast to take any photos.

During our exploration, the spaceship moved about 35 kilometers from where we landed at first. We saw the moon rocks and the soil and tested them in our hands. I took too many photographs using the spacesuit camera. After exploring for 2-3 hours we started to head back to our spaceship to head back home. As we planned our trip back to earth, we also felt sad to leave the moon.

The spaceship traveled at an approximate speed of 35,000 miles per hour. On our way back, our spaceship became red hot because of all the heat and friction it faced. At that speed with fire all around the spaceship, I felt like our space capsule was going to blast any time. As I tried to stand up in the spaceship, I fell hard on my chair and woke up to realize it was just a dream. But it certainly was an excellent one that I will remember for all my life. I stood up from my chair and looked at the moon shining far far away from us and thought to visit it for real.

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A Trip To The Moon Short Essay 300 Words – My Imaginary Trip To The Moon

We all see the moon and wonder if we could ever get to it. We all agree that we all had a fantasy of visiting the moon someday. I also had one such experience as I visited the moon in my dream. I remember falling asleep on the couch after watching the famous film named “ A Trip To The Moon “. The next thing I knew was that I was in a space shuttle with my friends and we were soon going to land on the moon. All of us were so excited and my friends were chanting with joy. One of my friends said to me “It’s real we will soon land on the moon, get ready”. In this essay, I will share how I felt when I visited the moon in my dream.

While we were traveling to the moon I recalled everything from the movie I saw a while ago. It was the first science fiction film in the early cinema of the early twentieth century. It was the first film that featured space exploration. Georges Melies directed that film and he used stop motion photography to picture space travel. Filmmakers Jules Verne, Robert Houdin, and George Méliès all put in their different perspectives to add special effects in a wide variety of scenes. This film was released in theatres and cinemas, the audience loved the movie plot. One thing they liked a lot was the new camera angles idea that filled this film with life. After watching that movie I was only thinking about a trip to the moon and there I was in my dream.

We were traveling at a very high speed for some time and suddenly everything became smooth. We felt light as a feather and started floating in the air inside the spaceship. After some time we landed on the moon and started exploring the magical surface of the moon. I also lifted the rocks and tried to dog with all the tools that were in my spacesuit. Like astronauts, we were also wearing space suits with advanced gadgets and oxygen supplies. After some time we got back on our ship and started to make our way towards Earth. While returning something hit my head and I suddenly woke up on my couch. I realized it was just a dream and quickly ran out to see the moon. Yes, it was shining bright outside and looked beautiful. On that day I thought of really stepping on the moon someday. With advanced technology nowadays and artificial satellites that orbit like the moon, I think my dream will become a reality.

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FAQ About Travelling To The Moon Essay

How to write a trip to the moon essay.

To write a trip to the moon essay starts with an introduction about how you felt initially. In the body tell everything about what you did on the moon and end it with a short conclusion on what you learned.

How To Improve My Imaginative Writing?

To improve your imaginative thinking try to write small stories about things you dream of doing someday. Also, ask other people’s thoughts on some imaginative topics and record their feedback.

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Breaking news, the moon will get its own time zone as space travel aims for human returns — here’s why.

Greenwich moon time?

As NASA strides to return astronauts to the lunar surface for the first time since the early 1970s , astronomical experts say that the orbital rock needs its own localized time zone.

Simply because Earthly clocks won’t get the job done due to changes in gravity off-world.

Experts are calling to create a time zone on the moon for an important reason.

A new paper from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) explains that even the most efficient terrestrial clocks, which stay in rhythm using atomic principles, would tick slightly quicker at a rate of 56 microseconds per day on the moon, where gravity is weaker.

That is a sizeable number when considering the scale of forthcoming manned Artemis moon missions that will increase “the number of assets on the lunar surface ,” add the authors, now published in “ The Astronomical Journal .

“Communication and navigation systems rely on a network of clocks that are synchronized to each other within a few tens of nanoseconds.”

Essentially, similar to how car clocks lose accurate time after a while, the same would happen to equipment on the moon’s surface.

The moon needs its own time zone because clocks on Earth won't run as efficiently.

The proposed alternative still under creation and recently backed by the International Astronomical Union is the development of Lunar Coordinate Time. It would function similarly to the principle of Earthly Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

That 1960-originated concept — within a nanosecond of accuracy — keeps a singular, ultra-specific time by averaging atomic clock measurements globally. UTC is utilized by scientists and laboratories throughout the world .

Experts could tweak the UTC for space exploration purposes.

“It’s like having the entire moon synchronized to one ‘time zone’ adjusted for the moon’s gravity, rather than having clocks gradually drift out of sync with Earth’s time,” NIST physicist Bijunath Patla said .

It is currently unknown whether there would be just one or several time zones on the moon.

The moon getting its own time zone is critical to future space exploration.

Lunar Coordinate Time would also play a role in navigating space and the moon, added NIST physicist Neil Ashby. Specifically, it would lay the work for a “system similar to GPS” but on the moon, he said.

Palta is confident that this approach could be utilized for frontiers beyond just our lunar surface, too.

“The proposed framework underpinning lunar coordinate time could eventually enable exploration beyond the moon and even beyond our solar system,” the expert said.

The moon will need its own time zone due to changes in gravity.

Specifically, Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity first addressed the concept that time can move slower under different gravitational conditions.

In this case, the changes happen in part due to the moon orbiting around the Earth and our planet’s revolution around the sun.

Short Essay And Paragraph On Space Travel Or Exploration

Following are some informative paragraphs about “Space Traveling”. This example essay is very valuable for students and children for examination preparation. I am sure you will find this according to your educational requirements.

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Five Short Paragraphs Essay About Space Travel For Children

Humans have been fascinated by space and the opportunity of visiting to other planets since the dawn of time. Only the richest people people could afford to travel to other countries for centuries, but now that space travel has advanced, anyone can explore the universe.

People are interested in space travel for a variety of reasons. Some people are fascinated by the prospect of seeing other planets and stars. Some people enjoy traveling, and they would enjoy the opportunity to travel in space. Others are curious because they believe future colonies will be established on Mars or another planet, necessitating more transportation between Earth and the colony.

Although space travel has advanced rapidly in recent years, it still faces numerous challenges. For example, we know very little about space beyond our solar system, so we need to learn more about it before we can send manned missions there. We must also ensure that spacecraft launches do not endanger life on Earth by releasing poisonous gases into the atmosphere, such as chlorine gas from rocket fuel, which can contribute to global warming.

Despite these issues, space travel is an exciting prospect that provides numerous opportunities for learning and exploration. I’m excited to see how far this field has progressed and to the day when people can visit to other planets as comfortably as they can to other countries.

Space travel is a dynamic and rapidly developing field with numerous learning and exploration opportunities. I’m excited to see how far this field has progressed and to the day when people can visit to other planets as quickly as they can to other countries. Thank you for taking the time to read this.

Short Paragraph On Space Exploration

Here is a short essay on space exploration, meaning, and its importance for kids students

Take off for the last Apollo mission to the moon in 1972. NASA has announced that the New Horizons probe will fly past Pluto in 2015 after Voyager 1 passed it next year. But budget cuts threaten space exploration in this country. Will we be forced to wait until the 2020s shot to Mars? Space exploration is at serious risk due to insufficient funding.

As much as everyone would like to see missions like the NASA Curiosity land on Mars, the budget has to live up to this claim. Space exploration is not just about taking beautiful pictures of other planets; It’s also about understanding how our own planet works and what drives us – whether we’re looking at our oceans or studying asteroids coming our way or observing solar activity across our skies.

How can we learn more about ourselves if we are not ready? explore the universe that surrounds us? Despite the great interest in space exploration, NASA funding has declined by more than 20 percent in recent years. If budgets continue to be cut, the Mars mission will likely have to be postponed to at least 2020.

This standstill is bad news not only for those who dream of space travel, but also for those who just want to see the advancement of our species as a whole.

500 Words Paragraph On Space

write 500 words paragraph on space

Space is the vast, three-dimensional expanse that exists beyond the Earth’s atmosphere. It is a seemingly endless void that is home to an array of celestial bodies, including stars, planets, and galaxies. The study of space, known as astronomy, has been a subject of human curiosity for thousands of years. In recent times, advancements in technology have allowed us to explore space in ways that were once unimaginable.

The first human-made object to reach space was the Soviet Union’s Sputnik 1 satellite, which was launched in 1957. Since then, space exploration has come a long way. We’ve sent spacecraft to explore the planets in our solar system, sent telescopes to study distant stars and galaxies, and sent probes to study the outer reaches of our solar system. We’ve also sent humans to space, first on the Soviet Union’s Vostok 1 in 1961 and later on NASA’s Apollo 11 in 1969, when the first humans set foot on the Moon.

One of the most important areas of space exploration is the study of our own planet. Satellites in orbit around the Earth have been used to study everything from weather patterns to the health of our oceans and forests. These satellites have also been used to study the Earth’s climate, which has been crucial in understanding the causes and effects of climate change.

Beyond our own planet, space exploration has given us a wealth of information about the other planets in our solar system. The Venus and Mars missions have been particularly successful in giving us a better understanding of the conditions on these planets, which are similar to Earth in some ways but very different in others. The Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn and its moons was another major achievement, giving us a wealth of information about the ringed planet and its many moons.

In recent years, space exploration has been focused on the search for life beyond Earth. The search for exoplanets, planets outside our solar system, has been a major focus of study. The discovery of thousands of exoplanets has opened up the possibility that some of these planets may be capable of supporting life. The search for extraterrestrial life is a major goal of space exploration and many missions are currently underway to try and find signs of life on other planets.

Space exploration has also brought about many benefits for humanity, including advances in technology, communications, and medicine. The development of satellites has revolutionized telecommunications, making it possible for people to communicate across long distances and in remote areas. Advancements in materials science and robotics, driven by the need for durable and reliable equipment in space, have led to many benefits in a wide range of industries.

In conclusion, space is a vast and mysterious realm that has captivated the human imagination for centuries. With each new discovery, we are given a glimpse into the incredible complexity and beauty of the universe. Space exploration has given us a wealth of knowledge about our own planet and the other celestial bodies that make up our solar system. It has also opened up the possibility of finding life beyond Earth and brought about many benefits for humanity. The possibilities for future space exploration are endless and we can look forward to many more exciting discoveries in the years to come.

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50, 100, And 300 Words Essay on Space In English

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Introduction

Children are interested in space because it is a fascinating topic. It generates curiosity and interest among us when we hear about space missions or astronauts flying into space. In our minds, there are many questions.

At takeoff, how intense is the acceleration for astronauts? When you are floating weightlessly in space, how does it feel? What is the sleeping environment like for astronauts? How do they eat? When viewed from space, how does Earth look? In this essay on space, you will find the answers to all of these questions. To gain a deeper understanding of space, students should read it.

50 Words Essay on Space

Space is the area outside the earth. Planets, meteors, stars, and other celestial objects can be found in space. Meteors are objects that fall from the sky. There is a lot of silence in space. If you scream loudly enough in space, no one will hear you.

Air does not exist in space! What a strange experience that would be! Yes, indeed! Basically, it’s just a vacuum. No sound waves can travel in this space and no sunlight can scatter in it. A black blanket can sometimes cover space.

There is some life in space. Stars and planets are separated by a vast distance. Gas and dust fill this gap. Celestial bodies also exist in other constellations. There are many of them, including our planet.

100 Words Essay on Space

The sound of your scream can’t be heard in space. The vacuum in space is caused by the lack of air. Vacuums do not permit the propagation of sound waves.

A 100 km radius around our planet marks the beginning of “outer space.”. Space appears as a black blanket dotted with stars due to the absence of air to scatter sunlight.

There is a common belief that space is empty. However, this is not true. Massive amounts of thinly spread gas and dust fill the vast gaps between stars and planets. A few hundred atoms or molecules per cubic meter can be found even in the most empty parts of space.

Radiation in space can also be dangerous to astronauts in many forms. Solar radiation is a major source of infrared and ultraviolet radiation. A high-energy X-ray, gamma ray, and cosmic ray particle can travel as fast as light if it comes from a distant star system.

300 Words Essay on Space

Our countrymen have always been fascinated by things related to space. It was only through imagination and stories that man could dream of traveling in space when it was absolutely impossible to do so.

Space Travel is Now Possible

Until the twentieth century, the man had significant success in space research, giving this dream a simple form.

India has grown so much in science in the 21st century that many mysteries of space have been solved by the country. Additionally, visiting the moon has become very easy now, which was the dream of many long ago. As a side note, human spaceflight began in 1957.

First Life in Space

‘Layaka’ was sent into space for the first time via this vehicle to explore how space affects animals.

A spacecraft named Explorer was launched by the United States of America on January 31, 1958, giving another title to the world of space.

An enormous magnetic field above the Earth was to be discovered through this vehicle, along with its effects on Earth as a whole.

First Passenger

Our space research history is remembered for the event of July 20, 1969. Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin became the first Americans to set foot on the moon on this day.

Sitting on a spacecraft named ‘Apollo-11’, he reached the surface of the moon. A third passenger in this spacecraft was Michael Collins.

He said, “Everything is beautiful” when he first landed on the moon. With this, he became the first person in the world to land on the moon.

Conclusion,

It would have been impossible to have imagined that the era of space tourism would also come in the future following the dawn of the space age. The first space tourist in the world was India’s Dennis Tito in 2002.

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Essay on Space Tourism

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100 Words Essay on Space Tourism

Introduction.

Space tourism is a new and exciting area of the travel industry. It refers to the activity of people traveling into space for leisure and recreation.

Current State of Space Tourism

Currently, space tourism is in its early stages. Few companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic are pioneering these efforts. They aim to make space travel accessible to more people.

The Future of Space Tourism

In the future, we may see more advancements in space tourism. It could become a common experience for people, like going on a vacation.

Space tourism is an exciting prospect. It opens up new possibilities for exploration and adventure.

250 Words Essay on Space Tourism

Introduction to space tourism, challenges and opportunities.

While the idea of space tourism is exciting, it presents significant challenges, including high costs, safety concerns, and environmental impacts. The cost of a single trip can run into millions of dollars, making it accessible only to the wealthy. Safety is another concern as space travel involves considerable risk. Moreover, the environmental impact of rocket launches, which produce substantial greenhouse gas emissions, cannot be ignored.

However, space tourism also presents immense opportunities. It has the potential to spur technological innovation, create new jobs, and promote scientific research. Furthermore, it can help us understand our place in the universe and inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers.

Future of Space Tourism

The future of space tourism is promising, yet uncertain. Technological advancements might reduce costs and increase safety, making space travel more accessible. However, regulations need to be put in place to manage the environmental impact and ensure the sustainable development of this sector.

In conclusion, space tourism represents a thrilling frontier for human exploration and commercial opportunity. It’s a testament to our technological prowess and insatiable curiosity. However, it also forces us to confront new challenges and responsibilities. As we stand at the precipice of this new era, it’s crucial to navigate it thoughtfully and sustainably.

500 Words Essay on Space Tourism

Space tourism, a novel concept in the realm of travel, has been gaining momentum as we inch closer to the future. It refers to the activity of traveling beyond Earth’s atmosphere for recreational purposes. It is an exciting prospect that combines the thrill of exploration with the allure of the unknown, promising a unique experience that is out of this world.

Evolution of Space Tourism

The role of private companies.

Private companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic have been instrumental in the development of space tourism. They are pioneering the use of reusable rockets, reducing the cost of space travel, and making it more accessible. These companies envision a future where space travel is as common as air travel, with regular flights to space hotels and even other planets.

Challenges and Concerns

Despite the progress, space tourism faces several challenges. The cost of space travel is prohibitively high, limiting it to the extremely wealthy. Additionally, there are significant safety concerns. Space travel is inherently risky, and the potential for accidents is high. Furthermore, there are environmental concerns. The rocket launches required for space travel produce a large amount of greenhouse gases, contributing to climate change.

Future Prospects

In conclusion, space tourism represents the next frontier in travel, offering unprecedented experiences and opportunities for exploration. While it currently faces significant challenges, advancements in technology and the involvement of private companies are paving the way for a future where space travel is commonplace. As we stand on the brink of this new era, it is exciting to imagine what the future of space tourism might hold. Despite the challenges, the prospect of exploring the cosmos is a thrilling one, promising to broaden our horizons and deepen our understanding of the universe.

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My Travel Tips for Seeing the World’s Best Places

A photograph of a road stretching toward mountains in the distance.

By Nicholas Kristof

Opinion Columnist

’Tis the season for vacations, so let me make my pitch that the best travel is not lounging at a beach resort but rather journeying into a different world. We all need relaxation at times, but nothing beats the thrill of a trip of discovery and the education that comes with it.

Mark Twain once observed that “travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness.” In that spirit, I’ve long urged young Americans to take gap years before college or junior years abroad . (One high school reader of such an essay, Spencer Cohen , ended up taking a gap year partly in Japan, became an Asia hand and is now a colleague at The Times.)

Still, there are risks, less of violence (the U.S. has more guns than other countries) than of having your passport and credit cards stolen. So I preach both travel and prudence, and on a recent book tour , I found myself often asked about travel advice I had mentioned in my memoir. So let me share a few tips for the vacation season:

1. The most memorable travel often involves encountering something unfamiliar, so consider escaping the herds parading through Paris. Indonesia, Ghana, India, Nepal, Vietnam, Morocco and Bolivia are generally safe, far cheaper than Europe and offer indelible experiences. I’ll never forget venturing deep into the Potosí silver mines in Bolivia, exploring a grim slave castle in Ghana that dispatched prisoners to slavery in America, learning how to use a blowgun while staying with families in their longhouse in Indonesia’s Borneo rainforest. The world awaits us!

2. Some of the places that you find most culturally distant may be right here in the United States. A teenager from an affluent family in the New York or Boston areas would step into a different world by taking a ranch job in Wyoming. And this is the kind of travel that is not only affordable but actually pays for the experience.

3. Be spontaneous. As a law student in 1982, I spent five weeks backpacking through the Middle East and met a couple of Palestinian students on a West Bank bus; I jumped off at their stop and spent a memorable day with them in their refugee camp hearing about their frustrations and dreams (I wrote about reuniting with them last fall). And while on a bus in the Sahara, I accepted an Algerian man’s invitation to visit his village — which turned out to be a warren of underground burrows to protect families from the extreme heat, the most unusual residential architecture I’ve ever seen. In each case, I was with a couple of friends, which made it seem safer to put myself in the company of people I’d just met, and obviously one should be as judicious as one is spontaneous.

4. One occasionally hears that adventurous travel is just for men, but some of the most accomplished foreign correspondents and overseas photographers are women, as are a majority of Peace Corps volunteers. As a man, I don’t face the same risks that women face, but I have seen female travelers — disproportionately from Australia and New Zealand — thriving as they backpack through the most remote places. Some have suggested the purchase of a cheap wedding ring; a $20 band and a fabricated husband can help keep pests away.

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