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    We Can Put a Man on the Moon, but Why Can’t We Make Killer Robot Police? In the recent past, NASA has been doing excellent and outstanding things in the outer space. The media has hyped the show and depicted NASA as a genius (Frederick). Most people would say that the operations of NASA are exhilarating, but in my opinion, I am left flabbergasted! Could the skills used to put a man on the moon be duplicated to improve the state of life for humans? Can’t they decide to invent robots that will play

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    Did We Land On The Moon? Explaining Apollo 11 “That's one small step for man, a giant leap for mankind.” -Neil Armstrong. July, 20 1969, the Apollo 11 mission was completed and those famous words were utter on the surface of the moon. However, in today's world of Watergate, rigid elections, and Area 51, many have convinced themselves that the moon landing was fake. Although, I wouldn't put it past our government to fake such a thing. The moon landing can be proven simply by looking at the facts

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    from and to the moon, alive and well nurtured. Unlike pre-19th century expansion, this exploration would not bring back any goods or materialistic value. Even though the Space Race may have helped those who lived in Russia and America, to others it was seen as a waste of money because of the lack of materialistic value; money that could be spent otherwise. Their motivation fueled

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    of question. That is why she writes them in a curiosity list. Right now, she is thinking an answer for this question on her list: What is the difference between orbit and rotation? Orbit is the path that an astronomical object such as a planet, moon, or satellite follows around a larger astronomical object such as the Sun. Rotation is a turning motion like that of a wheel around an axis or a fixed point, or the act or process of turning in such a way. Therefore, they are completely different

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    the girl. To the Moon is the complete opposite of any of those mainstream games. Kan Gao, the creator of To the Moon, said in an interview with AMO’s journalist Marty Mulrooney. “...The base concept originally came when my grandfather fell ill, and I wondered that when my time came one day if there would be anything I’d regret…” To the moon, a game about two scientists, Dr. Wyatt and Dr. Rosaleane, who get to explore and change the memories of a dying man named John. To the Moon has the capabilities

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    There are many false claims in the science world that goes back and forth on their ideas and sometimes it 's the public 's choice to decide which fact is reliable. With research, it is shown that people believed what others thought were true without needing evidence to back up the claim. With new technology it became easier for the people to judge which claim is accurate due to the new science findings that supports that specific subject claim. Scientific facts are explained by evidence proven by

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    The Apollo 11 Mission

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    that was 23 feet tall. This is what would be used to land on the moon. It sat on top of the Saturn V rocket. It stood 364 feet high and had 91 separate engines. The rocket weighed 5.8 million pounds had 8,000,000 parts that moved and would create shock waves that made the ground shake. Michael Collins was the command module pilot for the Apollo 11 mission. He had to use a sextant, star chart and telescope to plot the trip to the moon. After using the tools to chart a course he entered

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    the landing of the first humans on the moon, the texts were from Times of London, William Safire, novelist Ayn Rand, and Herblock. The head of the mission Apollo 11, was Neil Armstrong. Neil took a colleague named Edwin Colleague. The whole world was watching this tremendous event that shocked the world. President Nixon was seen as a powerful leader to have held and arrange such a suspense, horrific event. In the first text, “Man Takes First Step on the Moon”, by the Times, gives the perspective of

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    means, where or how everything started, and why, is an ongoing mission that has been sought after since intelligent life has inhabited Earth. In John F. Kennedy’s speech ‘Man on the Moon’ he spoke about his new and bold plan to send a man out of Earth’s atmosphere, in to space, and for him to make a landing on the moon. His purpose of this speech was to encourage the rest of America to join him in support for this new quest so that America can lead in space exploration, ensure that is done for peace

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    ever walk on the moon cements an intergalactic win for America in the great space race. If it was not for Neil Armstrong’s bravery and courage to go up to the moon, the United States might have never had the confidence to complete a mission like this. This accomplishment help give the United States confidence to expand our horizons through science by creating and making new technology that we are able to use today. Neil Armstrong’s astounding bravery to be the first man on the moon led to more successful

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