Exploration

The Age of Exploration or Age of Discovery was an important period in European history. This era lasted from the late 1400’s to the 1700’s. This era was important because this started overseas exploration popularity. Even though England started late in exploration, King Henry VII sent John Cabot to explore other countries in 1497. As a result, England gained profits from its wool trade which benefited England. England was one of the most influential countries during the Age of Exploration because they

Space exploration was started by the curiosity of the world around us. People started observing stars and needed a way to look closer. The telescope was invented and more and more discoveries were made. Questions were being answered but other questions arose. Could humans leave Earth’s atmosphere? Are there other planets like ours? Where are we in this universe? And are we alone? Questions were being asked. Some were answered and some were not. Time moved along and space exploration grew

of fire by ancient ancestors to modern space explorations, it has been curiosity and the pursuit for a better future that has made humanity explores the vast, never-ending space. As Neil Armstrong once said, “Mystery creates wonder and wonder is the basis of man 's desire to understand.” Curiosity, exploration, reaching new heights, discovering new things, and unraveling the deepest mysteries is core part of human characteristics. Is space exploration really desirable at a time when so much needs

European Exploration Motivations: Gold, God, and Glory Throughout the 15th and 16th centuries, European exploration and expansion thrived. Portugal led the way in this movement of exploration with their development of efficiently built ships known as caravels, seafaring devices such as compasses and astrolabes, and cutting-edge naval academies. Various European countries, including Spain, England, France, etc., followed Portugal’s example by utilizing their progressive naval technology. These technological

navigation and sailing. These innovations opened the doors to the Age of Exploration, an era that started in the 15th century, where it’s effects are still seen in the world today. It began as few mere explorations to numerous expeditions. An age where Europeans would go explore, expand, and colonize new found land. It was also known as a race between the European countries for fame, wealth, and power. Due to these explorations, the trade network has significantly expanded, which improved the European

different people, and teach people about the world we live in. Since the exploration of space has greatly benefited the world with advanced technology and knowledge, along with more cooperation between countries, I believe that the space program should continue. Although, it is dangerous for the humans that go and explore space, as there are many things that can go wrong and there many dangers for astronauts in space, space exploration and the space program has lead to many advances in science, technology

It is easy to realize how space exploration is deepened on two factors, cost and geopolitical reasons[1], maybe the second one affects the first one in a way, but this is a different story. At the end, I came up with a big debate on my mind. This is human exploration vs robotic exploration. It is obvious how the second one has dominated the field for years now and I totally agree with that. However, at some point in the future both human and robotic exploration should be combined. As mentioned

left the new consequences unnoticed, however it is important to discuss the ramifications of space exploration from all angles before deciding on a course of action. While curiosity and the expansion of scientific knowledge are significant factors, the ecological impacts and financial implications of space exploration are the most important factors to be considered when taking up space exploration, as they will have the largest effect on our future. The ecological impacts of space

From the Post Classical Period (600 C.E. - 1450 C.E.) to modern times exploration has changed and yet stayed the same in many ways. Explorers changed their MODE OF TRANSPORTATION from using boats or canoes to using space shuttles and rovers. The destinations changed from uncharted territory on earth to exploring outer space. This change was caused by the advancement of technology over time, as well as, over population. Technology now allows explorers to travel hundreds of thousands of miles in contrast

2. Background Information (two sentences): Two sentences to briefly introduce the overall issue or explain the attention grabber. Answer: Ocean exploration is about making discoveries, searching for things that are unusual and unexpected it is disciplined and includes observations and documentation. So does space exploration but space exploration means to grow and evolve. 3. Claim (one sentence): The controlling idea for the entire