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    tries to survive on Mars in a makeshift habitat, and attempts to communicate with his fellow crewmates as well as NASA. As a result of Watney’s circumstances, isolation is a major theme of The Martian, and this theme is showcased throughout his various trials and tribulations. While Watney does seem to have an upbeat personality throughout The Martian his loneliness is ever present. The main character finds himself realizing that he is the first to accomplish many things on Mars (because he is the

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    “There are all these moments you think you won’t survive. And then you survive.” - David Levithan. Mark Watney, an astronaut on Mars from the Ares 3 mission has been taken down by a breach in his suit. Mark is struggling to survive in this awkward setting by doing everything he can to make sure he can survive until the Ares 4 crew arrives in Schiaparelli, a crater on Mars about 3,200 kilometers (1,200 miles) away from where he is now, Acidalia Planitia. The persevered main character, intriguing plot

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    If you were deserted on Mars, by the rest of your crew, what would you do? Where would you start to pick up the pieces left with you, considering you are on Mars? Would you give in and let go of your life, or would you be determined to fight and make your only chance at survival possible. The novel The Martian by Andy Weir tells the story of a man left for dead on a foreign planet. Well, this happened to Mark Watney and he considered his options presented to him and decided that he was going give

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    refers to the few moments that occurred when “Zeus I” took off on a long journey to Mars. During those few minutes, winter in Ohio instantly transforms into a summer paradise: all the snow melts, icicles fall to the ground, and the children take off their coats. When the rocket leaves, it paints a multicolor, beautiful portrait in the sky. 2. Describe some different features of Ylla and Mr. Yll’s lovely home on Mars. There are blue phosphorus paintings in the speaking room, the floors of her house

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    this impossible challenge since there is almost no way to make food on Mars. Despite this Mark looks at a new oppertunity and finds that his botany skills might make him able to grow food on a planet that was almost impossible for food to grow on. On page (Andy Weir) pg 168 he says "My best bet for

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    (“There may have been”). The fact that mars may have held life is incredible, and realistic, after all where there is water there is life.“What the evidence does indicate, though, is that Mars was once a habitable world” (“There may have been”) which goes to show that while we don't have any specimen to examine, we can look at the facts and see that life did exist a one point in

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    Abstract “Astrobiology is the field of study focused on searches for life and possible habitats for such life on other worlds” (2014). The science of astrobiology has many areas of study and is important because it helps us find other places in the universe that could be habitable, determine the potential for habitable planets beyond the solar system, and understand those planets that we can observe in the universe. Scientists have many ideas on how to recognize signs of life on other planets (Des

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    Stry Lee Case Summary

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    this case Mars. Gentry Lee, senior systems engineer at Jet Propulsion Laboratories (JPL) faced a very difficult decision whether to recommend launching or delay the launch of the Mars Biological Explorer (MBE). According to Lee’s biography at Caltech and the case study, “he is the chief engineer for the Planetary Flight Systems Directorate at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and had engineering oversight responsibility for the twin rover missions to Mars that landed in January 2004, the Mars Reconnaissance

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    The Physics Of Space Trip

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    and it is the time to do the impossible have a human on Mars. There are 4 courageous, brave, smart people that is going to Mars. The first person that is going to Mars is a Botanist named Brady Jones. After Brady there is Victor Brown, who is an astrologist. Then Sean Jennings, who is one of the best pilots to ever live. Last but not least Jasmine Taylor, the only girl of the group who was an engineer for anything that flies. This is the Mars team and they have to work together and trust each other

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    1960's Rocket History

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    seen up close like Venus and Mars (Atlas Rockets). Due to the rocket’s ability cope with different sizes and shapes in the payload, this rocket is able to launch satellites, probes, rovers, etc. into space like the Mars rovers. The Atlas rocket caught the eyes of the people in the 1960’s because it sent the first American into space and the first American into

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