It's Been 43 Years Since Man First Walked on the Moon: Does Sending People Into Space Still Make Sense?
deBrice
2012/07/20 19:00:00
SLIDESHOW: Does Sending People to Space Make Sense?
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The Apollo 11 Crew
Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins
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The Apollo 11 Crew
Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins
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"We choose to go to the Moon"
On May 25, 1961, J.F. Kennedy announced his plan for an ambitious space program: The moon!
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First Moon Landing
On July 20th 1969, two Americans, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, were the first human beings to walk the moon.
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Mission Success
On July 24th, 1969, Houston mission control euphoria: The capsule returned to Earth, with three astronauts Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong. The mission was a complete success!
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Appolo 13: "Failure is not an option"
The Appolo 13 issue with the air filter forces engineers to find a way to filter CO2 in the capsule with only what's available to the astronaut. Ultimately, they found a solution that saved those astronauts.
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What's Next?
More than likely, no more humans will be sent into space, at least not in the near future. We are now in the era of AI and Drone.
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Forty-three years ago, two Americans, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, were the first human beings to ever walk on the moon. But in today's space program, sending people to space isn't really a priority anymore, when drones and rovers can go farther, for a longer period of time and for a cheaper amount (one-way ticket instead of a round trip.) Do you think sending people into space still makes sense?
Top Opinion
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Franklin 2012/07/20 20:36:21Yes, there is no substitute to an astronaut.
A barren rock is only so interesting.
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I have known good Chiropractic for over 10 years. There is bad cavitating full spine manipulating, neck twisting right, and left popping with a quirk jerk, upper back plunging, hip socket popping, traction stretching chiropractic that is not good. That is what you see in your mind when you think of Chiropractic. That is the bad kind. The good kind seems simple but can help a lot. The position is on the right or left side hand is in the arm pit or close to it,and head is tilted a little shoulder is tucked under you body as far as it will go.Either a quick thrust like with the toggle recoil after taking a belly breath like a singer, and exhale causing the belly flatten, and then a 9-10 thousandth of a second moment from the U,C,S, takes place. Another technique called Grostic is several moments until your leg lengths are even. No deep breathing is needed for this technique. It is used for people that will respond quickly to the technique. Several moments with the pisiform bone on the wrist levered agent the wing of the atlas. Number of movements determined by x rays. Some of which are called, Base Posterior, Nasium, A-P, open mouth, Lateral ,and sometimes Vertex. I am not a passive patent. I observe everything. I am one of their advocates.