Research Report On Elon Musk

Astronomy and Cosmology have always been an interesting subjects for me since I was little. The two units before this unit were somewhat new to me but weren’t filled with a colossal amount of information. When we arrived at this unit I thought it would be a review of what I had already knew about space, but really it was much more than just planets and stars. My knowledge and view of the universe has drastically changed after learning about various concepts like the Main Sequence, Cosmic Microwave Blackbody Radiation, and red or blue shifts. From this i’ve learned that what is happening here on Earth is nothing compared to what is happening to what is happening in the far reaches of space. There is so much going on in our universe and it

The space is a marvelous place where it is fated for humans to go and explore, just like how humans explored the new world back in the Medieval age. For the past decades, people have sent up men and women, and machines to the space for the sake of exploration. Even with this great amount of time, the debate over Robots Vs. Humans for space exploration hasn’t come to a settle yet. With that said, Robot Vs. Human Space Exploration will be discussed, and it will be emphasized on why Robotic Space Mission is better than Human Space Mission.

Innovation and success go hand in hand, and no one knows this relationship better than Elon Musk. Over the years Musk's skills, in both the business and technological worlds, aid him to be one of the world's most successful people. The plethora of his achievements could not have been accomplished with sheer talent alone. Attaining the levels of success that he has, undoubtedly takes external forces playing key roles. Malcolm Gladwell, the author of Outliers, says that, “Success is not a random act. It arises out of a predictable and powerful set of circumstances and opportunities” (Gladwell 57). His research analyzes people and determines what external factors make them so prosperous. I agree with Gladwell's theory that no one who achieves great things gets there on their own merit, rather with sometimes unrecognized help.

In a lot of my cases, when people have a question about space and what goes on up there I always have an answer to it. People come to me asking about space facts, and it's all because of Mr. Sanford and his physics class. I'm to the point where I don’t need a beginners guide on complicated and confusing facts about space, I just know how to interpret that language, because when discussing space it can get complicated. Having the drive to research a topic such as astronomy and all the mysteries that it comes with, really gives you a mindset of researching other thigs as well. I have started researching ancient Egypt, and other anomalous topics, such as the Vatican and all the mysteries that it holds. This desire to know, is all due to Mr. Sanfords class, and ultimately starts very interesting topics with my friends and family.

about objects in the solar system. One of the most important things that scientists uncover about

Astronomers try to understand the universe and try to understand what in the solar system, galaxy, and universe

Overpopulation and sustainability are growing concerns for the future of Earth. Time is running out on Earth as population continually increases. Such a large population will put a strain on Earth’s resources and environment. Fortunately, there are many ways in which people are working to lessen and slow these issues on Earth. Despite their efforts, it is still evident that a future on Earth will be a precarious one, so alternate options are being explored. Elon Musk, founder of Space X, has proposed a plan to colonize Earth’s neighboring planet, Mars. NASA, Mars One, and several other corporations have also expressed similar interest in colonizing this planet. Mars would not be a replacement for earth, but instead it would

Every year we are using more and more modern technologies in order to try to explore our solar system, unknown planets and deep space. However, we should think that our ancestors could not even believe that the physical space exploration will ever become a reality since antiquity. (Aerospace, n.d.)

In the article "Elon Musk's Future Shock," Maureen Dowd expresses the thought of artificial intelligence through the eyes of Elon Musk and other intriguing researchers.Investigating the positives and negatives of the feelings towards technology running our lives in the near future. My viewpoint towards technology is that technology has already shaped the world into what it is today, what other major things could it do? Will robots take over our world?

These events and machines often go without the recognition they deserve. Many of mankind's most significant achievements in space go unnoticed by much of the public yet they are, and have been, integral to the creation of the manned space program which garners much of the spotlight.

Space is made of many secrets yet to be discover, but every day we tend to move closer. However, due to size of space we will never stop learning. For example, 50 years ago many people thought it impossible to travel to the moon, but as time continue we realize that nothing is impossible, it just needs time. Although, the discoveries we have made regarding to space are relative new, the ideals and concept are not. Most of them come from people such as Galileo or even Leonardo da Vinci which most of them are over half a century old. Moreover, Ulysses was also an idea that started way before it was commissioned, but due to the lack of technological advances it had to be put a hold. However, it was never forgotten. Furthermore, this paper will look at Ulysses Spacecraft, but most importantly how Ulysses was able to study the heliosphere during its 18 year mission orbiting around the sun. In other words, this paper will focus on how Ulysses was able to study the region of space influenced by the Sun and its magnetic field. As well as its discoveries and the partnership between NASA and ESA which with their collaboration made the mission

In the recent decades, humanity has been involved in launching thousands of spacecraft in a bid to unravel questions as well as meeting research needs away from the planet earth to other parts of the solar system (Huntress, Wesley and Shevalev 541). These robotic missions have been triggered by the human desire to know and understand the Cosmos. Currently, there are various spacecraft missions who are exploring the planets such as Mars, Saturn, asteroids as well as comets among others.

As humans, we are naturally curious about everything and we like to know and discover new things. Since 1957, when Russia (Soviet Union) launched the first satellite, Sputnik, into space we, as America, wanted to explore as well. This was our more competitive side showing. We wanted to discover more first. This eventually led to the Space Race (history.com) which was basically how it sounds. The world was in competition with one another to discover more about the universe and Earth to see who could discover more first. We are naturally curious and naturally competitive. Curiosity is similar to knowing when you’re hungry. Your brain sends messages to your body to let you know you’re hungry, or in this case,

Space exploration is the ongoing discovery and exploration of celestial structures in outer space by means of continuously evolving and growing space technology, according to Wikipedia. Being a paltry part of the solar system we evolve in, there are numerous levels beginning with the entire universe and funneling down to comets and possibly extraterrestrial life. Many people with little knowledge of outer space usually believe that space is congested, just as movies portray it. However, space is so gargantuan, objects are seen as only one ten-billionth of the brightness that our naked eye can perceive. From Earth, and months of deep investigation, a telescope can observe a galaxy that existed over 13 billion years ago. Little do we know, any discovery of outer space is considered a step closer to observing our actual surroundings beyond the planet Earth.

Space Exploration has always been a topic to have sparked human imagination and curiosity. For decades now, countries and technologic companies all over the world have dedicated programs to studying what is beyond the night sky, outer space. Thus making what seems to be the void into something we tangibly understand. From viewing space whilst grounded on Earth, with technological advancements, civilization has evolved to exploring space first hand.