Alien Planet Mission

In the essay “What To Bring” by Naisha Jackson the immigrants chose certain items to bring to the U.S. to remember where they used to live, for example the immigrants brought photographs, religious items, and little pieces of what means most. “Most Immigrants arrived by ship and were allowed only 1 suitcase and left almost everything else they had behind.” This supports my topic sentence by showing that immigrants have a small amount of space to bring with them to the U.S. so they bring what they think will remind them of what life they had before immigrating. “Remembrances of old lives take up immigrant suitcase space, too. Things that have been in the family for a long time help new arrivals feel more at home.” This also supports my topic

Where have your rovings forced you?” (Book VII). The pattern that we see with the previous example and this one is the host giving their guest everything they need to be comfortable. They provide them with food, shelter, a bath, clothing, and things for safe travels as they continue on their journey.

Many people have heard of the first settlement in North America, Jamestown, located in Virginia near the Chesapeake Bay. What most people don’t know, however, is that more than 91% of all colonists that arrived there, died. Whether by disease or famine or attacks by the natives, the settlers of Jamestown have an interesting story to tell. If you got to choose what people were to first to go settle in a brand new place, who would you choose?

Going out in a journey with no idea of what might await further is an act of extreme bravery and perhaps, also, foolishness, that, nonetheless, is evidence of the level of the problem’s gravity.

Transition- “Going back to that idea of going to new place for a variety of reasons, what are some things that you physically brought with you for a trip?”

In the short story “The Things They Carried,” Tim O’Brien writes about a group of soldiers during the Vietnam war. Tim O’Brien goes into detail on what the soldiers carry. Most of the items are necessary for war, such as weapons, ammo, and medicine. Other items that the soldiers carry are more for comfort, such as a loved one’s photo, a lucky pebble, or a rabbit's foot. However, most of what the soldiers carry are not physical objects but are emotional tolls that the soldiers must carry wherever they go.

What Do We Carry? When someone asks “what do you carry,” what comes to mind? In the book The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien, soldiers who were in Vietnam during the war carried a select number of personal items with them that they valued and had to have with them. These soldiers have given up a lot and have to make decisions when they have to think about what they will keep with them at all times. Throughout the book, O’Brien refers to the question: “What do we carry with us?”

In the article “Alien World” by Alexander Zaitchik (2009), the author makes a logical argument about how Mexico’s impoverished economy is heavily dependent on migrant workers and how it has affected an indigenous people.   Zaitchik is a freelance journalist who is affiliated with Poverty Law, a U.S. organization that supports ethnic and racial tolerance. Zaitchik’s article attempts to convey the idea that Mexico’s economy is forcing people to take desperate measures in order to survive.   He uses his

Walt Disney once said,”We keep moving forward, opening new doors, and doing new things, because we're curious and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths.” Attempting to accomplish something unfamiliar isn’t a simple responsibility. It requires a lot of courage, perseverance, and personal motivation. William Bradford’s Journal about the expedition to the new land, “Of Plymouth Plantation” and the excerpt from Tom Wolfe’s book about orbiting around Earth for the first time, “The Right Stuff” both incorporate the theme of adventure and question the boundaries of convenience, but the obstacles faced by the pilgrims were more arduous than those faced by John Glenn.

We have been on the expedition for about three months now, and I have already made a mistake I can never undo. Many of my fellow Corps of Discovery men say that I am quite the reliable soldier even with my plentiful amount of mistakes. I do try my hardest, I am, however, too sensible of my defects not to think it probable that I may have committed many errors.

Humans have dreamed of leaving the earth and traveling space for many years, and up to this day they have taken many steps in the right direction. Yet, with every new frontier they approach, new problems loom over the horizon. Some of these problems arise right here on Earth. Some of the issues have been resolved, such as escaping the forces of gravity to reach outer space. Most of the problems are far more arduous and the solutions need more time to be worked out properly. In “The Coming Schism” by James E. and Alcestis R. Oberg, they posit that humans can colonize space. Humans need to buckle up and build the technology which will help to solve problems that would arise to

I'm about to leave and Ashtin is coming to. I'm only bringing a few things. A sword beacause it not like a gun which runs out of ammow, then I can chop things and spear fish. I'm gonna bring a sleeping bag to to so I can stay warm and dont get sick and die. Then finally the last thing I would bring is a life supply of matches, to cook the food we get and to stay warm.

(The Hawaiians snatched a boat; Cook lost his temper and fired upon them; although he killed one and his crew killed several others, the Hawaiians caught him in the surf and stabbed him to death.) His death, some say, brought to a close what Western historians call the age of exploration. Yet it hardly ended our exploring. We have remained obsessed with filling in the Earth’s maps; reaching its farthest poles, highest peaks, and deepest trenches; sailing to its every corner and then flying off the planet entirely. With the NASA rover Curiosity now stirring us all as it explores Mars, the United States, along with other countries and several private companies, is preparing to send humans to the red planet as well. Some visionaries even talk of sending a spacecraft to the nearest star. (See “Crazy

We someone smart who can work with the person who is innovative. Even though we might be able to create these ideas, we need someone to put it into fruition. We need someone who is intelligent and can help us either create more ideas or help us build these ideas. This person must have graduated from a credible college. This is going to be the person who knows the mat and science behind this settlement who knows exactly what we need to survive. He will work hand in hand with or innovative person. Our adroit person will tell us what we need to survive, and our creative person will take these facts and give us ideas of how to use it

Dear diary, Angel and I started the journey 29 days ago Thus, adequate transportation was required to solve this issue we have decided to use a wagon to carry our belongings. As a consequence we are traveling by land as we understand the possible risks we could have if we take the water routes. Above all we understood this trip would take about 5 months seeing as to how we are going from PA all the way to CA so we packed accordingly. Some of the things we packed are 400 lbs. of flour, 900 lbs. of biscuits, 40 lbs. of coffee, 100 lbs. of sugar, 200 lbs. of lard, some pickaxes, shovels, pans, fire starters, 20 pairs of clothes individually. In any case we also brought 1000$ we we’re able to collect in between the both of us-as a note we did decide