Abstract During 1969 the Americans landed on the moon and since then some people believe the moon landings to be a hoax, these people are called conspiracists. Many conspiracists have found evidence pointing towards the Apollo never going to the moon and it was all just a hoax and it was all filmed in a studio, and Kennedy organized it all just to win the space race. But many of these claims can be disproven like how the American flag […]
At about 3000 feet above the moon’s surface, Neil Armstrong noticed that all across the landing site there were many scattered clumps of craters and boulders. At 300 feet, and descending the superb pilot managed to quickly maneuver his spacecraft slightly left in order to avoid the debris and gently landed his spacecraft among an area of smooth land. Upon arrival, Neil Armstrong recited the first words ever spoken on the moon. Houston, Tranquility base here. The Eagle has landed […]
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Get help with your assignmentAs a student t of art appreciation, going to museum is a part of the course. I had a chance to visit the Museum of Fine Arts Houston last month and looked at the artworks there. There are many interesting artworks that displayed from painting, drawing to sculpture, piece of architecture, etc. However, the three most interesting me are the drawing of Edgar Degas The Russian Dancer, the painting of Gustave Caillebotte The Orange Tree, and Walchensee in Moonlight by […]
German scientists had been experimenting with missiles in the 1930’s, however it was not until the end of WWII that the US and USSR became actively involved with experimenting and improving space weaponry. The mindset of the countries was to develop ways to defeat enemies without losing human lives on the battlefields. Tensions between the US and USSR were very voliatle and the two powerhouse governments and their military forces raced to see who could develop long range missiles capable […]
Man has always looked at the sky and wondered, what lays beyond the tips of our fingertips? The stars, comets and other celestial objects orbit our world and fly throughout the universe. We have made extraordinary leaps in our technology and space program, that because of this, we are able to know more about our surroundings and our known universe. From the beginning of WW11, many other countries have challenged each other in the race to space, to see who […]
The film I chose was Apollo 13, a docu-drama directed by Ron Howard and produced by Imagine Entertainment. The film was released in 1995 and stared Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon, Gary Sinise, Bill Paxton, and Ed Harris. The screenplay by William Broyles and Al Reinert is the dramatized story of the 1970 Apollo 13 lunar mission which was aborted during flight. The film is a suspenseful space drama based on true events about the mission three Americans took in 1970. […]
The Incredible Horseshoe Crab They tell us if the surgeon’s equipment is clean because it is very sensitive to bacteria. It costs 60000 a gallon Inside the horseshoe crab’s blood cell (called the amebocyte) are the proteins of its blood clotting system. These proteins are released in response to the presence of unwanted organisms like Gram-negative bacteria and cause its blood to clot around the injury and bacteria, protecting the animal from further harm. Horseshoe crab blood is unusual for […]
Throughout the 1900’s, communism took the world by storm as it spread through Europe and Asia. Karl Marx wrote about the widespread ideology in his greatest work of writing, The Communist Manifesto(1848), and declared that all property in society should be equally owned, and payment would be dealt according to his or her abilities and needs. And so, after the majority of WWI had elapsed, the communistic cancer began spreading throughout the nations of Europe, beginning with the Bolshevik Revolution […]
A volcano is defined, by NASA, as an opening on the surface of a planet or moon that allows material warmer than its surroundings to escape from its interior. While volcanoes are a generally thought of as a feature of Earth, there are plenty of other planets and even moons with a range of extinct, dormant, and active volcanoes in our solar system, and presumably in others as well. Once a feature has been officially defined as a volcano, it […]
‘That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind, Neil Armstrong, July 20, 1969’. This was one of history’s famous quote, Neil Armstrong said this before he took his first step on the moon. The 363 ft. Apollo rocket launch took place in Cape Canaveral, Florida at 9:37 am on July 16, 1969. The objective of Apollo 11 was to complete as National goal set by President John F. Kennedy on May 25, 1961: perform a crewed lunar […]
The famous astronomer known as Galileo made many extraordinary astronomical discoveries and his observations of the Moon were just a few of them. Galileo was the first astronomer to discover that the surface of the Moon had pits, craters, and mountains and wasn’t as smooth of a surface as everyone thought. For centuries following this realization, everyone’s curiosity about the Moon continued to grow and the possibility of one-day landing on the Moon became a part of the American Dream. […]
The Apollo Lunar Surface Journal is a record of the lunar surface operations conducted by the six pairs of astronauts who landed on the Moon from 1969 through 1972.i The Journal is intended as a resource for anyone wanting to know what happened during the missions and why. The astronauts from Apollo 11 were Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin.ii The Astronauts from Apollo 12 were Charles Conrad Jr. and Alan Bean.iii The astronaut from Apollo 14 was Edgar Mitchell.iv The […]
Apollo 11 Mission The Apollo Program was initiated in 1963 and was completed in 1972. The purpose of this program was to place a man on the moon, explore the surface of the moon, and develop the ability for man to work in the lunar environment (Loff, P.1). There were seventeen Apollo missions in total, however, only six of the seventeen placed man on the moon. Apollo 11 was the first of these missions to accomplish the goal of placing […]
Apollo 11On May 25, 1961, John F. Kennedy set the goal of landing the first men on the moon. This began project Apollo. The men who served on the project were brave, determined men. The project faced many obstacles including Apollo 1, where every soul was lost. But through all the challenges, mistakes were learned from, making the Apollo 11 mission successful. The men on Apollo 11, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins, are examples of true American heroes; […]
Advanced space exploration with the actual launching of space shuttles, satellites, animals, and people beyond Earth’s atmosphere into outer space began when the United States and the Soviet Union competed in the Space Race following World War II. This competition between the two rival countries was instituted as a fight for power by seeing who could put the first space vehicle into orbit and land a man on the moon. During this time period between, 1957-1975, the Soviet Union was […]
During 1957, the United States of America is locked in the Cold War with Communist Russia and extended itself to a space race between the super powers. The Russian Regime claimed leadership of space that year by sending the first satellite into orbit around the Earth. Again, in April 1961, they claimed another achievement by sending the first man into space. The same year, President John F. Kennedy, gave America a vision to seize leadership in space by sending a […]
