Type-Moon

explosion of a giant sunspot wasn’t supposed to hit the moon. The moon’s atmosphere or magnetic field couldn’t block solar flares from bombarding them with x-ray and radio waves, thus frying their communication systems. Since they couldn’t communicate with Earth, they had no warnings. The Base also didn’t have any detectors. There were no contingencies for total disconnect from Earth. He suspected an X-class solar flare, the strongest type, had occurred, catapulting one billion ton of coronal mass

With all of the systems checked, the next step was a manned mission. On October 11th, 1968, Apollo 7 launched with a three-person crew: Schirra, Eisele, and Cunningham in a Saturn IB rocket (NASA “Apollo 7”). This rocket type of rocket was also the launch vehicle for Apollo 5 and consists of two stages: S-IB as the first stage and S-IVB as the second as well as the third stage in the Saturn V rocket. For eleven days, the crew performed tests that would prove the capabilities of the CSM and the

throughout the solar system that keeps the orbit of the planet. The gravity that comes from the earth keeps the moon and human satellites in orbit. Gravity is a force pulling together matter which is basically everything you touch. Forces are in play all around us. Things that is hanging, sitting, balancing, and moving are all using force. Force can come in many different forms and types. Force is a push or pull. It is not something that you touch or see but you can see the force in action. Force

emergencies. Myriad astronauts from America have died going into space, thus, Boardman, who would pilot Apollo 8 into space was slightly nervous. Moreover, Apollo 8 would be launched from its plant in Downey California, where the newer versions of the ship type were being crafted. Boardman was offered to get launched on December 2st before a major holiday, Christmas. Furthermore, Boardman declined and answered “no thanks.” Since going to space seemed similar to going to war or being deployed overseas, it

History or Hoax? “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” Or was it? For decades skeptics have been conjuring up hundreds of theories to try and prove that on July 20, 1969, man did in fact, not step foot on the surface of the moon. Could what is perhaps the United States’ greatest individual achievement be nothing but some Hollywood antics? Disbelievers of the amazing Apollo 11 feat have been voicing their opinion on the topic ever since the original photos and videos were publicly

In my opinion, Jupiter and 51 Pegasi B are both amazing and mysterious planets. From Jupiter’s cold temperature and 51 Pegasi B’s very hot/mild temperature. These two planets are extraordinary compared to each other. First, Jupiter is classified as a planet which is in our solar system while 51 Pegasi B is classfied as a exo-planet since it is a planet which is from outside the solar system. The colour varies a lot of dfferences between the two since 51 Pegasi B is a grey colour and Jupiter has a

some technical problems that are encountering human beings when discovering the outside world, and we have not found solutions to these problems yet. As we all know, Apollo 13 which was designed by NASA, was the seventh manned mission to go on the moon in 1970. The trip took 5 days, 22 hours, 54 minutes, and 41 seconds. The trip encountered the biggest problem when one of the oxygen tanks exploded; air was being circulated at a very specific rate, and the tank explosion led to an increase in the

SPACE The universe is about 15 billion years old yet we know very little about it. Exploring space costs billions of dollars a year, the cost is used to do different types of research from launching missions that go into space and explore planets or moons, or studying the stars from telescopes on Earth. Space exploration is important because it can be used as a great learning tool to find out more information about life on and off the Earth. The government should continue to fund space exploration

are regular and do not depend on wind. If not wind, then what causes tides?  Tides are caused by the interaction between the Earth, the moon, and the sun.  The gravity exerted on Earth's oceans by the moon and the sun cause the water to move from one side of the planet to the other side.  The moon is much closer to the Earth than the sun, so it exerts a greater gravitational effect on the tides.  There are two high tides and two low tides about every 25 hours

cycles of life. Let's start with the title, shall we? "Lunar Baedeker," the word 'lunar' means moon. It can also mean relating to the moon, but more importantly it can mean measured by the moon's cycles. What in the world is a "Baedeker" though? Baedeker is actually one Karl Baedeker, a German who, in 1859, published a series of guidebooks. Mina Loy's title, therefore, translates to either "a guide to the moon" or a " a guide to the moon's cycle or cycles." The first stanza is very autobiographical;