Space Shuttles Project

You want to know what shaped/molded me as student. Wow, that's a funny qurstion! I believed I didn't know what made me who I am, but as I look back and forth, I realized, it was me. I am my own motivation. I don't look up to anyone, I just look forward to something. I am a believer, dreamer, achiever, and wonderer. As I look around me and see how my family and others of a different and same ethnicity living their whole life on a budget, barely making ends meet, I tell myself I will be better and become better. I will not let my surroundings select or change the way I am. When I was younger, I believed everything would just come and fall into my arms. I wanted to be all of the occupations I seen on TV. I planted in my head that I would be a

Overall I have evaluated how my personal learning and development has benefited others around me. The knowledge you gain from education should be used to educate and promote the wellbeing of others around you. This helps to increase their knowledge and also benefit them to have wide range of

You are inside a rocket ready to launch. 3. 2. 1. Blast off. This is what it's like to be an astronaut on a manned space mission. Manned space missions have been going on since the early 1960s. Scientist send men to space using technology that has constantly been changing over the years to collect samples of rocks and perform experiments.By sending humans instead of machines we can get a human feel of science and learn from a human instead of sitting and watching a screen. As a result of our human feel there needs to be more manned space missions to better understand space.

The U.S. Space Program funding has been cut drastically, and their mission to mars has slowed dramatically. The Space Program is needed in the community, and in the world because it helps reunite each other. Like the mission to the moon took the people 's minds off of the buildup of nuclear weapons (Cold War). The program getting cut would be a major let down for the American people, because a major thing that had united the country during a scary time during not only America 's history, and the history of the World . Another thing is that the only real issue with keeping the U.S. Space Program would be that it costs billions of dollars just to keep it running. It would

The third step I took in order to complete the project was putting my folio together. I used the skills I had learnt from Vis Com to create collages and aesthetically pleasing pages. I found that this took me the most time, as I had to think carefully about the presentation of the information. I went to Office Works for some supplies in helping put the folio together.

Enriching the skills learned as a way to contribute to my learning when working independently or dependently helped me become a better young adult. As I kept working efficiently in high school, I had to always consider what would be the skills that I would need the most when I start college because it would

The 20th century was an era of innovation and notable achievements in man’s pursuit to break the bonds of earth’s gravity. In this span of time man went from struggling to make human flight a reality to setting foot on the surface of the moon. The initial endeavor, to launch mankind beyond the stratosphere, began mid way through the century with 2 nations competing for the right to plant their flag on the surface of the moon. The lunar space race gave birth to national aerospace organizations, such as NASA, and inspired dreamers all over the globe for generations. NASA and other aerospace organizations have continued to conduct space bound research but financial budget cuts, growing safety concerns and dwindling support has made space exploration

Everyone knows each project has a process no matter how long or short it may be, with that said this will be a deep analysis on my project: Anime in America. I chose a topic revolving around anime mainly because I watch it and I wanted to do my project on something I found interesting. Another reason for my choice in topics is because I already knew about some of the things revolving around my thesis, my thesis being how America’s encounter resulted in a sanitized, non-stereotyped and easily accessible form of media. Even though I had background information on my topic, researching it gave me material I could build upon and use to support the reasons behind my thesis.

The U.S. space program began in a country very far from the United States. In fact, the program’s roots were seeded in Germany during WWII. A young German man by the name of Werner von Braun became obsessed with rocketry and space travel after reading numerous books by Jules Verne and Hermann Oberth. He completed a Ph.D. in physics and went to work for the German Army developing ballistic missiles. Dr. von Braun’s most notable contribution to WWII was his V-2 rocket. The V-2 was a liquid fueled rocket standing 46 feet tall and carrying a ton of explosives. It was capable of traveling to the outer reaches of the Earth’s atmosphere before returning to its target. After the end of WWII numerous countries saw the military and civilian applications of the V-2 and therefore, sought to capture the technology. While both Russia and the U.S. captured parts of the V-2, the U.S. got the most important part, Werner von Braun. Operation Paperclip was a covert operation towards the end of the war conducted by U.S. and British Special Forces with the main objective of capturing German scientists. In all, 1,600 German scientists and workers were captured and brought back to the U.S. and Great Britain. Among the captured scientists was Werner von Braun. He was brought to the White Sands Proving Grounds in New Mexico where he worked on developing the first ballistic missile, the Redstone rocket. Eventually, Dr. von Braun would go on to lead the U.S. space program.

shuttle exploded. All astronauts that were aboard all died. This is accident is the worst space-

Gathering information and doing a quick research always helped me understand what I was supposed to do and how I could go about the project. I also had to think about my design strategy keeping in mind the deadlines. I also tried my best to generate multiple ideas in case I wasn’t satisfied with my work. Selecting an idea which best satisfied all requirements was quite tricky at times, but I pushed through it and worked hard to come up with new and unique ideas. I found it helpful to exchange information

It launched for the first time on mission STS-1 on April 12, 1981, the first flight of the Space Shuttle program. Over 22 years of service it completed 27 missions before disintegrating during re-entry near the end of its 28th mission, STS-107 on February 1, 2003, resulting in the deaths of all seven crew members.

Project Mercury was the first human spaceflight program of the united state running from 1958 through 1963. An early highlight of the Space Race, its goal was to put a man into Earth orbit and return him safely ideally before the Soviet Union. Taken over from the U.S. Air Force by the newly created civilian space agency NASA, it conducted twenty unmanned developmental flights (some using animals), and six successful flights by astronauts. The program, which took its name from the god of travel in Roman mythology, cost $277 million in 1965 US dollars and involved the work of 2 million people. The astronauts were collectively knows as the Mercury Seven and each space craft was given a name with a "7" by its pilot.

My project idea is to give the effects of musical therapy,along with the history of how it has been used throughout the centuries. These facts will then be given in the following slides.I will also give a demonstration of this using a musical instrument.In the beginning of my project, I decided to research first. I determined that I would go to infohio.org. This gave me information that I could trust. I got all of my information there. I searched for my history first, in order to get a background on my project. Then, I searched for the effects of music. There, I found a large amount of data from direct sources in the musical therapy profession. Each week, I planned on getting at least one slide done for each day. After the first week, I had

The Challenger Space program was one of the most delayed missions in the history of United States government’s space programs. In order to prevent the disastrous decision making process caused by Groupthink the administration involved in managing the Challenger space program should have encouraged those involved to speak freely on the subject without repercussions, had a separate entity determine the final decision on whether or not to launch, and invited outside experts to determine the authenticity of concerns. Many of those who were under contract with NASA felt pressured to refrain from objecting due to prior setbacks in design and construction. The managers of NASA should have remained neutral in their stance to the launch even though